Staff Reports
Jeffrey Epstein’s haunting final words have come to light, sending chills through America. Just hours before he was found dead in his jail cell, the disgraced financier sent a message saying, “Still hanging around.” This revelation confirms what patriots have long suspected—something sinister happened that night.
Epstein knew powerful people. His connections reached into the highest levels of politics and business. Yet he died alone in a cell while awaiting trial for terrible crimes against young girls. How did such a well-connected man end up dead under suspicious circumstances?
The official story claims Epstein killed himself. But patriots know better. Guards who were supposed to watch him fell asleep. Cameras mysteriously malfunctioned. This wasn’t just negligence—it stinks of a cover-up to protect the rich and powerful.
Epstein’s victims deserved justice. Instead, they watched their abuser cheat them with his death. The swamp protected its own again. While regular Americans face consequences, elites play by different rules. This is a disgrace to our justice system.
Many questions remain unanswered. Why remove Epstein from suicide watch earlier that week? Why did guards ignore protocols? The convenient timing silenced a man who could have exposed other criminals. This smells like a coordinated effort to bury the truth.
We must honor Epstein’s victims by demanding full transparency. Every powerful person linked to him must be investigated—no exceptions. The American people deserve the whole truth, not another D.C. cover-up. Justice shouldn’t stop just because the guilty wear expensive suits.
Epstein’s final message—”Still hanging around”—feels like a taunt. It mocks the dead girls who never got their day in court. It mocks every citizen who still believes in equal justice. This case exposes how rotten the system has become when protecting predators in high places.
Real Americans want answers, not excuses. We won’t rest until every victim gets justice and every powerful accomplice faces accountability. This is about right versus wrong—and we know which side we’re on.
