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Epstein in Danger of Being Murdered by “Powerful People” Before His Trial, Says Victims’ Lawyer

Epstein in Danger of Being Murdered by “Powerful People” Before His Trial, Says Victims’ Lawyer
Jeffrey Epstein by Palm Beach County Sheriff's Department is licensed under Wikimedia Commons Public Domain

A lawyer for one of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims fears that a “hit” has been put out on Epstein’s life that will prevent him from implicating powerful people who are complicit in the sex trafficking of girls and young women.

Spencer Kuvin doubts that Epstein’s recently sustained jail injuries were a suicide attempt, telling the Sun, “I question whether or not it was a true suicide attempt that Mr Epstein was involved in in jail or whether or not there may be some powerful people who just don’t want him to talk.”

Kuvin questioned how Epstein could have choked himself, adding, “There’s no doubt in my mind that no jail will protect you when there’s powerful people that want to reach you – wherever you are.”
Source: Summit News
Jeffrey Epstein by Palm Beach County Sheriff's Department is licensed under Wikimedia Commons Public Domain

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