I would like to add to my voice to those doubting the official story that Jeffery Epstein hanged himself in his cell at the Metropolitan Detention Center in New York City. I am certain, however he died (if, in fact he did) it could not have come from hanging. It simply is not possible to create the conditions inside a Special Housing Unit (SHU) cell that would make hanging possible.
In the early 1980s I helped develop a modular prison construction product that cut construction time in half. The market quickly adapted this technology and I spent the next two years building prisons. We built dozens of prisons across the country including several overseas. Almost all of them had SHUs. The sole difference between a SHU cell and a general population cell was that the SHU cell was specifically designed to prevent hanging.
The SHU cell had three fixtures that could potentially be used for hanging; the overhead light, the wardrobe hanger and the sprinkler head. The overhead light fixture was bolted flush to the concrete ceiling. Once the light was installed it would be turned on and the lens would be covered. You could then observe the perimeter of the flush mounted fixture to see if there was any light leakage which could potentially accept a rope or even twine. The bolts holding the fixture were only two inches apart and inaccessible without a special tool.
The wardrobe hanger was a flat plate with six hooks used for hanging clothing. Each hook had a slip mechanism that would hold only so much weight. There was an ASTM test where a weight of some capacity, about twenty pounds, would cause the hook to slip down. There is no way it would hold the weight of a grown man.
The sprinkler head had a stainless steel shroud covering it. The shroud was in the shape of a cone. Any rope would simply slip off the head.
The only other fixture in the cell was a welded two bunk bed. The upper bunk was about five feet off the floor. There was simply no way to hang someone from that height.
So now we know Patel and Bongino are in the tank. Their claims to just trust them are farcical and there is now a major backlash that I lend my support to.
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