As more details surrounding the death of billionaire Jeffrey Epstein come to light, Terrence Williams doesn’t think any of it is adding up right.
Terrence, along with many others including a former inmate, can not fathom how suicide by hanging while on suicide watch was even possible given the facts that have been presented thus far.
In a video posted on social media, Terrence demonstrated with the only likely material in Epstein’s holding cell (tissue paper) and poked holes in the suicide narrative.
Holding up toilet paper, Terrence said, “When you are on suicide watch, all they give you is tissue. You can not hang yourself with tissue. I don’t know who told you that, but you can’t do it.” He showed viewers what he was talking about, as the toilet paper broke when trying to put it over his neck.
Terrence went on to say, “Now this is really suspicious. They said that — now they are saying that he was released from suicide watch on a Saturday.”
“On a Saturday?” he reacted. “The psychiatrist doesn’t even really work on Saturdays. And what psychiatrist is coming in to release a prisoner from suicide watch on a Saturday, huh?” Video Below
“It wasn’t the psychiatrist, Terrnece continued. “I can tell you that. Who was it? Who released him from suicide watch on a Saturday? Who? Scooby Doo? Who? Dr. Phil? Who? Bill Clinton? Who? Who did it? Who released him from suicide watch and then put something in his hand to kill himself with? Who would do that?”
And then the “real kicker,” according to Terrence, is that the cameras reportedly were not working at the time.
He then summed it all up and ended by saying, “Conspiracy theory? No! I’m just another black man putting some things together in this country, that’s all.” Video Below
WATCH:
When on SUICIDE WATCH you are left alone with TISSUE
You can’t hang your self with TISSUE
Reports say he was released from SuicideWatch on SATURDAY
So the Psychiatrist came in on the wknd to release him?
Broken Cameras
Not a Conspiracy! It’s SHADY#EpsteinSuicideCoverUp pic.twitter.com/kk95csKGVI
— Terrence K. Williams (@w_terrence) August 11, 2019
