Hey thanks for all your work turning your expertise into accessible content. It's a damn shame we've hit a point where you're going to get flagged for speaking out against a pedophile. The things they'll do to own the libs.
DJ I'm not sure why it is getting demonotized but I will gladly support the work. Maybe you should file a lawsuit on behalf of content creators not getting paid for their work :)
Very likely, yes. But there is no proof of that. Without proof of corruption it cannot be reported as truthful. That's why he stuck only to what was on the public record.
Lord Knightcon While technically you are correct in the broadest of Legal Senses. It doesnt require a J.D degree to use common sense that this reeks of corruption.
@@dondraper4438 I agree, I more wanted to make a dark joke about the rampant corruption exposed and the Juxtaposition of our favorite lawyer's mostly even temper in light of the disgusting acts described and arguably more disgusting subversion of out supposedly fair legal system to hide these acts and avoid punishment for them. The fact that the DA is so corrupt in this regard is especially egregious as with normal people they tend to be overly zealous in pursuit of conviction, and this is considered justified to keep the worst sort of criminals off the streets, apparently that goes our the window if said beastly criminal is a billionaire, I wish any of this surprised me
It looks like the 5-year statute of limitations is default for all crimes in New York State, and they forgot to make an exception until it was almost too late to prosecute Epstein. N.Y. Crim. Proc. Law § 30.10 "b) A prosecution for any other felony must be commenced within five years after the commission thereof;"
I was thinking a similar thing. This is so much better than so many new reports have been! I did notice a few times, however, when he said "sex" but really it was "rape" or "assault".
@@KeeliaSilvis traditional media is owned and financed by wealthy, old, white "men". I'm sure most, if not ALL, of them are listed in the black book of child sex trafficking clients. Those executives and financiers aren't going to allow the truth to come out in plain English, they have to muddy the waters as much as possible before their names are brought out. We can't heave wealthy, powerful "men" paying for their crimes now, can we?
Hes going to be demonetized. So my guess is he is releasing this as a extra for us and going to release another video on his normal schedule that wont be demonetized
excited box I’m not clear on how Epstein could enter into such an agreement. How would the victims lose their right to chose their counsel? (I think I missed something on that- watching at work.)
The Epstein case will of course get very special handling, way too many major High Profile Elites involved. Already it's leaning in Epstein's favour ie "Treated With Kid Gloves". Doesn't it make you wonder why *Little St. James Island* isn't crawling with FBI Agent's literary going through Every NOOK AND CRANNY taking Samples Inside and Out, also the Tunnels?. Oh but no, instead there are Paid Workers on the Island cleaning up everything and refusing to talk to anyone period. Ask yourself, who is paying them? Those *Air Circulation Vents* coming from the Tunnels could have told Volumes. If this was John McAfee's Island it would have Red Tape all around and over it, you know that Crime Scene Tape?, it would on All Dwellings and Entry Doors Forbidden Entry!!!. There has come to Light that Epstein's New Mexico Ranch was being used for Trans-Humanism Experiments on *Underaged Girls*. I cannot believe what is NOT being INVESTIGATED but then again WE ALL KNOW THE REASONS. WHY isn't Epstein's Groomer Girlfriend Ms.Maxwell in Prison awaiting Trial, she is as guilty as he is, and amazingly NO Warrant has been issued for her arrest, if anything her name is never mentioned by the Mainstream Media who also seemed to FORGET about Jeffery Epstein being imprisoned. I'm betting Epstein never makes it to Trial. *NOW I FINALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT THAT BLINDFOLDED STATUE MEANS HOLDING TWO SCALES.* *Justice Is Blind.*
A legal system based entirely on massive privileges for rich people and a lifetime of incarceration for poor people. That'd probably be my first guess.
As much as I love your legal reviews of pop culture, I think videos about topics like this are helping to make things better. Thank you for what you do.
@@Canadian_Zac TH-cam unfortunately does not allow any monetizing of subjects it considers offensive or controversial, doesn't matter in what way you are talking about the subject. The TimeGhost History channel has some videos on this subject.. Yes, TH-cam also demonetizes history.
@@essi2 Which 'history' does it demonetize? The real one, or the one we're told? How DID those towers turn into dust in mid-air and also crush the undamaged floors underneath at nearly freefall speed, anyways?
Why is truth being suppressed? Yes truth can be controversial and offensive, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't be allowed to hear it. Censorship is getting out of hand.
@@nehemiahmarcus308It's because it isn't advertiser friendly. Most advertisers do not want their brand associated with controversy or a topic which could turn away potential customers. TH-cam uses an algorithm rather than having people comb through billions of videos, which would cost them a lot more money, and their algorithm is set up to target anything that could possibly be viewed as controversy even when it really isn't. It's all about cutting costs and increasing profit margins after many large advertisers threatened to cut ties upon noticing that their brands were being tied to conspiracy theory and far right wing political channels that they saw as harmful to business and isn't purposeful censorship. Make profitable content to advertisers if you want to effectively work as a freelancer who does not work for TH-cam and make money on a corporate platform. Otherwise you'll have to find your own advertisers just as legal eagle did with this video.
I am struggling to keep my comment civil, because this topic is so disturbing to me that I can barely keep myself from exploding into a expletive-filled condemnation of all those involved. This is sick, and I hope it leads to more arrests and charges for these people who like to assume they are above the law. And I hope that all the children and young women who were victimized get the help and support they need to recover, or at least can cope, with the horrible transgressions against their liberties.
You could limit the requirements for the sex offender register, its way too much abused in cases, not this older guy who did organize sex trafficing with underaged even 13 olds.
Eli Cab no that is not really correct. The poor uneducated voters have given the rich the control over the government and their lives for free. No questions asked. Obviously it would be impossible for the 1% to be in total control if not helped by the rest unless it was a coup d’état, and it wasn’t.
We are the government. People have swallowed the lie that the government is those people who are temporarily put in positions to represent us but they don’t. We give them too much power. Why is that?
Right. How are you going to do that? You can't get very far in politics without aligning with those who are already wealthy and powerful, and becoming one of them (doing exactly as they do). Power corrupts; this is an irrefutable fact with many examples in history. Who is to say that if it was you or me in that position, we'd turn down the offer to become wealthy and powerful? You'd most likely die in suspicious circumstances or framed for crimes you didn't commit so that you'd lose all credibility and wouldn't be able to expose the politicians if you chose not to join the corrupted politicians by that point.
@@kevinmoore2929 Reminds me of True Detective when the guy commits suicide after he took a phone call after he cracked under and invesitgation about a double murder and mentioned the yellow king
@@jat1668 TIL: Mentioning that Trump, who's been photographed with Epstein, and quoted as saying that Epstein liked them on the young side, is slandering him.
You can buy cocaine therefore cocaine is justice therefore justice is cocaine. This is proof that if you show up to trial with a bag of cocaine you will get off scott free. There is no flaw in my logic.
@@milz7129 Justice is a commodity that is bought and traded. Cocaine is a product that can be bought and traded, but one product or commodity doesn't equal the other.
Suspect indeed. We won't mention the fact that he threw Epstein out of maralago for hitting on a young girl...no, that would be an inconvenient fact that disputes legal eagles narrative
Just a little bit FYI the throwing him out of MarALago happened in 2007. Epstein was arrested in 2006 so it’s just another in a long line of people Trump pretends to have barely known after they’re arrested.
@@starwarzfan49 Trump kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of Maralago when he was convicted. Trump only kicked him out because that conviction was drawing too much heat to Epstein & Trump's molesting abilities. That why Trump wished Ms. Maxwell the best when she was arrested. Because he knows she has everything needed to make sure Trump goes to prison for the rest of his children's life. It's funny that you're willing to defend Trump with lame accusations against Legal Eagle. For some reason I seriously doubt you have ANY inside knowledge of this case. You've already shown you're willing to make up "facts" to make Trump seem like he's some kind of good person.
Oh, no, it’s actually far worse. This just covers that which happened over the last 30 years and a small number of other defendants. Go look up his relationship with Ace Greenberg (of Bear Stearns) or Lex Wexner (Victoria’s Secret). Greenberg hired him as a financial adviser even though he was just a teacher at a boarding school, while Wexner literally gave him his Manhattan mansion, which covers an entire city block to the depth of seven storeys. There are also links with Attorney General Barr. There are a couple of episodes of a podcast called Behind the Bastards about him, and even that doesn’t cover nearly everything
@@maggiemae7749 Epstein won't do any prison time. Why? Because he has a lot of information on half the Republicans and Democrats. They'll find a way to give him a slap on the wrist.
Thankful that you are the type of “Career Professional” (as in, legit educated and practicing) making videos on TH-cam that are willing to put in laymen’s terms this type of current event. With a straightforward and non bias approach (as much as one can given the circumstance) for maximum possible viewership you’re risking your channel just for the benefit of the uneducated masses just to “get it”. It’s a worthy cause to get demonetized over as many likely apologists are willing to take you seriously thanks to your demeanor and level approach to presenting facts. I have used a few of your videos to send in instances of family unwilling to research events for themselves and changed their stance because of it. So keep it up! And thank you!
I highly suggest you check out the Opening Arguments podcast. They have 300 or so episodes doing exactly what you said. One host is a Harvard educated lawyer and the other is a layman who asks the questions you or I might. It is left of center, but the law talk that makes up 90% of the show is neutral.
Incredibly disgusting, though sadly unsurprising. This is what I have come to expect from the"elite". And meanwhile several young girls, and actual childen are in prison, for killing a man who was raping them. Even when these people have been trafficked and rented out for years. They are given life sentences for what should have been self-defense. Or possibly even a medal of courage.
If I remember correctly, the case dies with the accused. I'm not sure if this is a common rule around the nation, but in Massachusetts, even if he had been convicted of these most recent charges, his death would negate that conviction if his case were still on appeal. That's what happened with Aaron Hernandez. Either way, his estate can and should still be sued for his numerous offenses, however. Furthermore, the evidence presented in court and/or collected by the authorities can be used in the civil cases that are sure to come.
@@chandrowtiesingh137 He was buried in Florida next to other deceased family members. Hos body was taking by a police escort to the graveside service attended by only his close family. Only one who attended who talked about it was his brother who told reported to shut up and keep their noses out.
Technically the case dies with him. Except, there should be further investigations into his associates and customers. That said we haven't heard anything on that since he died, so...... I am not too hopeful for that.
The U.S. has not had an independent Judiciary since the packing of the court by FDR in the 1930's. The deep state owns more than 25 % of all the federal judges
@Jeremy Harmon All judgeships are given to members of Generational Illuminati FAmilies or Satanic/Luciferian families. The ones who own so much and do so little for others that don't get them big pats on the back. ........ Same with Doctors and higher up Nurses so they can change the paper work and sign off on death certificates with fake reasons. I've met a few nurses who worked around blood. LOL - cause they needed it for more than work.
@@nathanieljacobson2857 I live well and eat well - so I don't need medications & so I don't have to plug into bandaids on health that are BIG PHARMA. I also don't need the child guard put on my computer by my parents because I'm commenting like an know it all & an adult and acting like a child. . The way some parents shun their repsonsiilities on raising a healthy child. You are a good example of what happens :o)
Not even 10 minutes into the video and all I can think about is, how are all people involved in the first case not in jail, it's clear there were bribes slipped under several tables.
There is an alleged book with every name who's ever entered Epstein's plane as well as flown out to his private island. If it's true, and there is sufficient evidence, people are going away for a long time. Just give it time, you can't just go out arresting everyone, give the Justice system some time to work this out.
This only makes the DOJ and Acosta look incredibly incompetent or corrupt. It doesn't bode well with me how many irregularities this person got away with.
What happens to Alex Acosta? He enabled all of this. Merely losing a job and being able to fade into obscurity is hardly sufficient. When does Acosta start paying his debt to society?
When it comes to narcissists: Sometimes the greatest insult to them is to be forgotten and to not matter any more. He'll be a forgotten name, and that's what'll hurt him most of all.
Remember when reporters used to do this kind of in-depth investigating? Now we are here on the tubes listening to an expert, an expert who doesn't have to do this he is just that guy. A good guy.
In depth investigating? He’s merely summarizing the legal documents and open source reporting and providing a legal perspective on it all. I appreciate his video but come on...know the difference.
"He's Hispanic, which I admire, because *maybe* things were a little tougher for him, *maybe* not" is some of the most classically Trump syntax I've ever heard. The dude can't complete a sentence without giving himself two escape clauses, adding five unnecessary superlatives, and praising someone (usually himself, sometimes others) in the weirdest, most hollow way he can manage.
One more reason for me to become a lawyer. I hate those who use power to oppress victims. So many complicit government officials and people of means are just walking free because of money. This is BS.
People forgot. As a defense laywer you have to defend these horrible people to the best of your ability. Because thats the job. But its a necessary job for those who are wrongly indicted
A lawyer doesn't really have the power to fix the system though, you'll be playing by the rules in a system where they can get away with ignoring them and if you try to stoop their level that's how you lose your job. By all means go for it if that's just what you really want to do in general, but if your goal is to push back against corruption you'll have to aim much higher. Good luck getting getting a high-level political office if your family isn't already wealthy and connected though.
Who’s here after she dies in police custody... oh wait I’m a couple weeks early. But seriously, the survivors of this sex trafficking ring deserve justice and they won’t get it if everybody who knows anything keeps getting whacked.
Anyone wonder why Donald Trump wished her well after she was arrested? I feel like Trump is trying not to make her mad for some reason. Just can't seem to think of what that reason could possibly be. Any ideas anyone?
@@billtell5012 It's simply because Trump was very close friends with Epstein and Ghislaine. He doesn't want her dead but also wants to distance himself as much as possible from the situation because he attended many of their parties.
While I am very happy for your explanations of these real world law cases... I am utterly enraged now that I understand the whole thing. I had no idea, how deep this hole of depravity really went. This lawlessness cannot stand, and I hope Epstein is made to stand trial.
While it's only right that Epstein stands trial, what about all the scumbags who covered for him? I know that Mammon is the real God, but come on... why do people just fold when someone has a lot of money?
Les Wexner is said to be his only client. Epstein said in an interview, (80's?) that he collects "people". His friends are Billionaires, Royalty. Sick folks. (Miami Herald?)
You have to understand how it works. Epstein invites you to his private island and provides a smorgasbord of drugs, alcohol, and underage prostitutes. He records everything on his hidden surveillance equipment for blackmail. Now he owns you. When he has a problem, how many names in his little black book can he call to get him off the hook?
@@Person01234 Good point. Pushing for indictment (and hopefully prosecution with no options for a sweetheart plea deal) in addition to disbarment would be far from unreasonable.
Fun Fact: Here in the USVI (United States Virgin Islands), where Epstein has a house on St. James, we call the Island Pedo Island, for rather obvious reasons
Objection! Tab for a Cause is also available as a Firefox extension (maybe even a Safari extension, too). This is pertinent information and should be added to evidence
Tab for a cause is a highly suspicious charity. They officially donate only around 30% of what they make. The rest goes mostly to advertisements and their profit. And this is their official report. The actual numbers might be worse. Do not recommend
Thank you for risking your channel to explain this whole affair. Thank you also for referring to the victims as what they were: children not underage women. God bless you.
Caught in a sexslide, tried to escape from reality. (it almost worked too but, no matter how much money one has, it's impossible to escape when karma comes a' calling!!!)
this whole story disgust me so much so many corrupt people are in the highest positions of power in this country. im completely speechless and don't understand how these people can collectively come to together to hurt children and protect one another no matter what. there is no explanation.
I might have an explanation: people who hold absurd amounts of wealth and political power are not only extremely insulated from the consequences of their actions, but also are in such positions because they were ruthless enough to reach the top of the hierarchy in an economic system that rewards selfish, cunning, and psychopathic behavior. Considering how horribly one needs to exploit the labor of countless underpaid workers in order to accumulate the sort of wealth held by billionaires, it is impossible to be both that wealthy and have anything approaching a normal person's conscience or sense of morality. The US legal system, having been built by and for genocidal slave-owning plutocrats, will never completely hold a Pizzagate-tier demon like Epstein to account unless it absolutely has to to preserve itself.
@John Ryan Yeah, he did. He actually tried the exact same thing just two weeks earlier and was found unresponsive with a noose around his neck in his cell....now youre surprised when he suceeds two weeks later? Research the facts.
Yes. Jeffery hung himself with toilet paper from a bed that was two feet off the ground. While the cameras were malfunctioning. And the guards were asleep. And he had been taken of suicide watch and placed in a cell by himself against his lawyer’s request.
@@alexd4566 The legal system is pretty much stratified at this point: The wealthier you are, the better the legal team you can afford and the more you can game the system to your advantage. On the other hand if you are too poor to afford your own lawyer and are assigned a public defender they can have hours or even just minutes to look through your case file, simply because of the work load they're under.
After watching the documentary on Netflix about this, they left out the whole president trump allegation and just leaving it looking like he was just a (friend) and then distancing him Self after the heat was on. Thought Netflix was better than that.
@@Ladytulipbug No but banning someone from your establishments and saying the reason why is because he was approaching underage girls makes trump seem like he wasnt involved in it though he definitely knew at the time and knows about it now and not having done anything about it is almost as bad as being involved.
Trump didn’t kick him out of MarALago until 2007 but Epstein was arrested in 2006. Just another in a long line of people Trump distanced himself from after they get busted.
@@johnbai4715 Congratulations for turning the issue into a left/right issue when it is clearly criminal behavior that exposes corruption, by commission and omission, across the entire US political and legal system.
As well as....we are a make it up as you go along country, how does this case affect future rich conected petafiles. Does it set a precedent to let them go too?
Why though? There wasn’t anything new there. And he already covered it all in previous episodes. He has three, from when the Barr report was released, and two for the Mueller report- one on the framework, and one on the possible consequences of using that framework.
Mueller's whole job was a pass/fail indict. He had the power he just simply refused to do it because the evidence wasn't there. What is interesting is what wasn't investigated that should have been.
@@vagabondwastrel2361 that's 100% false. Mueller's mandate, *from the very beginning* was that he could *not* make a traditional prosecutorial decision regarding the weight of evidence. Period. His mandate was to decide if Trump was "not guilty" or "not 'not guilty'". He chose the latter. The evidence is there, and Mueller even stated outright that Trump could be indicted after he leaves office.
@nieru You are incorrect. The whole point of the special prosecutor is that it is an abuse of power. It can do pretty much anything because it is outside the bounds of the judicial system. Even more so than the supreme court. Mueller opted to not suggest indictment because he simply didn't have the evidence. There is another legal theory in this same vein of special prosecutor and supreme court being anti constitutional. It is that if a president was accused of a crime they can actually give themselves a pardon. But your semantic "not guilty or not not guilty" is just a postmodernist word game. Mueller's goal was to make a pass/fail decision then with the report his decision was he wasn't allowed to make a decision. Once you hear that farce you look at what could have actually been done and it just looks like a giant continuation of Obama's spying on Trump for the dnc or the war hawks.
@@stephenwright8824 Not if it just give rump points because he has a Spanish surname but doesn't have any characteristics that would indicate he's Hispanic, like an accent.
@amy Think about these facts. He was found curled up in a ball. On a cement floor. After "attempted suicide". That sounds like someone set the stage for him to commit suicide then beat/raped him and let epstein finish the job himself.
@@vagabondwastrel2361 He deserves everything he gets. But what concerns me is that he'll die before he can be convicted. If there's a chance he can supply information to convict the other people involved, he should be kept alive for that purpose. It is also for this same reason that he is a target.
Which is more worrying: The idea that Acosta may have struck a deal outside the justice system, for favors or status or some form of payback? Or the possibility that he indeed did get the maximum sentencing that he could within the justice system?
Money talks. Apparently decency doesn't. I wish I could say I was suprised at this kinda crap, but these days.... This was really interesting, thank you
Some nights I dream of Mr. Stone, holding me in his arms and telling me he's going to make the world a better place. I those dreams, I'm also wearing an Indochino suit.
He tells you he’s going to make the world a better place, then reveals it is worse than you can imagine. Damn those suits are stylish, comfortable and well fitted
Practice your note-taking skills, make sure you have taken down all the important information and if you still can't connect the dots watch the video again (on 2x speed sometimes is actually easier because you working memory is upfront). you will have a better understanding than most and will be able to explain it to the people you chat with at work or whatever. Teaching is the best way to learn.
Here's what I've got. I tried to keep it simple and left out a few people. Jeffrey Epstein - Accepted a plea deal for child sex trafficking. Violated his probation repeatedly with no consequences. Has again been indicted for child sex trafficking Palm Beach Police Department - Responsible for the original investigation of Epstein. Referred the case to the FBI when they felt that local prosecutors were not treating Epstein's crimes seriously enough Florida prosecutors - Prosecuted Epstein only for one count of solicitation, ignoring the fact that the victim was a minor Alex Acosta - US attorney prosecuting Epstein. Gave Epstein an absurdly lenient plea deal that protected all of his co-conspirators. Dropped all other investigations into Epstein. Agreed to illegally hide the agreement from the victims. Blamed Florida prosecutors for the leniency of the plea deal because they would have just let Epstein walk. Resigned as Labor Secretary when all of this came under public scrutiny. Donald Trump - Longtime friend of Epstein. Nominated Acosta for Secretary of Labor, and continues to defend Acosta Cyrus Vance - Manhattan district attorney. In 2010 someone from his office argued in court that Epstein's sex offender classification should be reduced (this is basically unheard of for a prosecutor) Katie Johnson - Accused Trump of raping her at a party at Epstein's mansion when she was 13. Dropped her lawsuit just before Trump was elected saying that she had been threatened
@@tedculbertson6320 Cy Vance Jr. also overruled his prosecution team when they sought to indict Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump for fraud in relation to selling units of Trump SoHo. There needs to be an investigation into every case Vance directly intervened in.
That's the entire point j s s. They are breaking laws, not notifying the victims of the status of their trial, and doing everything in their power to confuse and deflect all legal actions against Jeffery Epstein.
Eva Bolla No. Prosecutors have a version of sovereign immunity for this kind of thing- he was acting in his official capacity. If you allowed that suit, no prosecutor could practice. Every criminal they pled out would create massive liability.
@@zeusmasterson4117 What if the prosecutor can be shown to have taken a bribe to reduce the sentence? (Not saying that's the case here, just asking because I'm curious).
Whatever legal agency that accepted those deals with blanket immunity needs to be investigated. It says Epstein and others are above the law criminally, can rape children by the 100's or 1,000's over time, procur children and young women for the sex trade, receive little or no punishment when caught, have special outrageous fun priviledges while incarcerated, receive unheard of blanket immunity, and that the rich in this country have rights while their victims have none.
Regarding the victims - if a minor is sexually abused can a parent or guardian sue the perpetrator for damages and costs towards the victim’s care and rehabilitation?
Exactly, like wtf? Years ago if you tell ppl about this, they will laugh at your face and tell you you are crazy. What the hell is wrong with the world? 2019 is weird.
There was a Law & Order SVU episode based on this case years ago. I believe it’s season 12 episode 15, an called “Flight.” It’s frighteningly accurate to today’s discoveries.
To me the truth is the truth no matter who says it. There is a phrase if you want to piss off a concervative lie to him, piss off a liberal lie to them.
Sorry, this story will not be huge! With Epstein now gone (predictable and inevitable), boatloads of money and energy will be expended to further distance other key players from any evidence of involvement or relationship with Epstein. Clearly every effort to remove, destroy, muddy or obliterate evidence will be used by all the high profile wealthy players involved. They will all disavow any knowledge of, or of having been complicit in, any wrong doing. The end result will be That Epstein alone will have his name dragged through the mud and be made to look like a independently operating pervert, who just happened to know/ have been associated with a lot of wealthy powerful people who had no idea what all he was into. All shaking their heads in disbelief and clucking their tongues and the next news cycle will have some new tawdry awful story which will then occupy everyone's attention. And so it goes, over and over again.
Note that Trump was the only one who testified against him in the earlier case and cut ties when he found out just before the indictment. This would never have actually seen a trial without Trump's voluntary testimony.
I think you should cover "the exorcism of Emily rose" It really is a mix of a legal crime drama & a horror film, i'd like to see if this movie still has some sort of realism in it EDIT: and yes the main meat of the movie is the trial and figuring out whether or not the priest is guilty, the horror elements come in flashbacks where we get more context on what was happening to Emily
Legal Eagle is a Democrat. He never covers things that make them look bad and he never acknowledges that the Russian collusion scandal is fake. He is a partisan hack who does not present unbiased coverage of events. Do not follow him anymore.
I noticed that too. I am from the UK and think Trump is no hero but when I hear Trump mentioned and not cokehead 27 visits to pedo island Bill, I lose respect. At least our Andy is squirming.
I once went to jail for 12months for painting really quality artwork on things without permission ....And sit and watch peadophiles get a pass over and over....crazy
Your work appears to be only on public property not private so 12 mths. sounds very severe . A better sentence might be to paint all the public bins in your area for 30 days without payment. Nice work.
Jesus, man. Imagine how much dirt you've gotta have to get deals like Epstein. Just imagine what it must be like, being able to do anything you want without repercussions.
acedotcom it was shown to be filled with what it stated it was. As stated, all are innocent till proven guilty. Just because you try to hide your important info by using a false name does not equal Epsteins actions. To dismiss the seriousness and down play the situation, you are giving Epstein what he wants.
In a just society poverty would not be criminalized and there would be ample means for the impoverished to feed themselves. However, a we are an injust society, so the theft of food in this case should be treated as any other petty theft and met with a fine. Petty theft is a misdemeanor that shouldn't result in jail time.
@@jat1668 all crime is wrong and its a shame how ppl must steal to survive my point was the rich should recieve punishment that ppl in the lower classes would get for the same crime
there is videos of celebrities getting angry at paparazzi. Can you do a video about all that and the law about paps using the image of celebrities for money?
Or, perhaps another point of that celebrity pap question, what are the legal limits of privacy protection you are allowed to have as a celebrity? Also, when does the pap mass start crossing the line legally into harassment and/or stalking?
for you next video, can cover if acosta's children are liable for intellectual property theft for stealing kubrick's treatment of the twins in the shining.
For those keeping score at home, he used the word "odd" or a synonym of odd a total of 9 times. 11 if you count him stating the textbook definition without actually using the word or synonym. LegalEagle, please keep up the good work. I am upset with the system you find yourself in, not you specifically. Hating the game instead of the player if you will
Amid criticism of his mishandling of the Epstein case, Acosta resigned his role as Trump's personally hand picked Secretary of Labor effective July 19, 2019. He was replaced by Trump appointee Eugene Scalia.
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Thank you for covering this!
Some videos are still worth doing. Thank you
Probably the best video I've seen covering this. Thanks
Hey thanks for all your work turning your expertise into accessible content. It's a damn shame we've hit a point where you're going to get flagged for speaking out against a pedophile.
The things they'll do to own the libs.
DJ I'm not sure why it is getting demonotized but I will gladly support the work. Maybe you should file a lawsuit on behalf of content creators not getting paid for their work :)
You’re better off rich and guilty than poor and innocent. What a world.
@Pusalieth lol, nice joke
Pretty much all of recorded human history.
Lol this isn't new.
It's called two tiers system. One for the powerful and one for the powerless.
The rich even get better prisons.
Let's be clear: None of this is "mishandling." They're just corrupt.
Very likely, yes. But there is no proof of that. Without proof of corruption it cannot be reported as truthful. That's why he stuck only to what was on the public record.
Lord Knightcon While technically you are correct in the broadest of Legal Senses.
It doesnt require a J.D degree to use common sense that this reeks of corruption.
Twenty-Fifth that’s the best kind of correct.
@@twenty-fifth420 I hear you. And if you could convict off of common sense there would be very few criminals.
Amy Dentata including the politician???.
"Highly irregular" is a funny way of saying blatant corruption
He has to use court language.
To be fair, he didn't hide any details. Like bishop said, court language.
@@bishop51807 What's court language for "the fix is in"?
@@dondraper4438 I agree, I more wanted to make a dark joke about the rampant corruption exposed and the Juxtaposition of our favorite lawyer's mostly even temper in light of the disgusting acts described and arguably more disgusting subversion of out supposedly fair legal system to hide these acts and avoid punishment for them. The fact that the DA is so corrupt in this regard is especially egregious as with normal people they tend to be overly zealous in pursuit of conviction, and this is considered justified to keep the worst sort of criminals off the streets, apparently that goes our the window if said beastly criminal is a billionaire, I wish any of this surprised me
Highly irregular is now how I describe "What the F***" situations. Seems accurate enough.
This video's lasted longer than he did in jail.
Burn!
😂
A tuna fish sandwich on a hot dashboard in August lasted longer than he did in jail
Lol 😂
* puts on sunglasses * YEEAAH!
Question: Why was there EVER a statute of limitations on trafficking children?
I don't know
It looks like the 5-year statute of limitations is default for all crimes in New York State, and they forgot to make an exception until it was almost too late to prosecute Epstein.
N.Y. Crim. Proc. Law § 30.10
"b) A prosecution for any other felony must be commenced within five years after the commission thereof;"
How else could people like Epstein and Trump get away with raping children? Gotta think about their feelings.
Errm... Because kids grow up?
@@stephenwright8824 yeah i guess so...
THANK YOU for saying "children" and "underage girls" and not "young women".
Also, two videos in a week is very good. :)
I was thinking a similar thing. This is so much better than so many new reports have been! I did notice a few times, however, when he said "sex" but really it was "rape" or "assault".
I noticed that too! He is a more responsible journalist than far, far too many from traditional media.
Hes one of the good guys!
@@KeeliaSilvis traditional media is owned and financed by wealthy, old, white "men". I'm sure most, if not ALL, of them are listed in the black book of child sex trafficking clients. Those executives and financiers aren't going to allow the truth to come out in plain English, they have to muddy the waters as much as possible before their names are brought out. We can't heave wealthy, powerful "men" paying for their crimes now, can we?
Hes going to be demonetized. So my guess is he is releasing this as a extra for us and going to release another video on his normal schedule that wont be demonetized
WAIT the criminal got to pick the victims lawyers and which victims were even allowed to sue him? who the hell would think that is ok?
He's rich.
The people who have "MONEY MONEY MONEY " unfortunately
excited box I’m not clear on how Epstein could enter into such an agreement. How would the victims lose their right to chose their counsel? (I think I missed something on that- watching at work.)
The Epstein case will of course get very special handling, way too many major High Profile Elites involved. Already it's leaning in Epstein's favour ie "Treated With Kid Gloves". Doesn't it make you wonder why *Little St. James Island* isn't crawling with FBI Agent's literary going through Every NOOK AND CRANNY taking Samples Inside and Out, also the Tunnels?. Oh but no, instead there are Paid Workers on the Island cleaning up everything and refusing to talk to anyone period. Ask yourself, who is paying them? Those *Air Circulation Vents* coming from the Tunnels could have told Volumes. If this was John McAfee's Island it would have Red Tape all around and over it, you know that Crime Scene Tape?, it would on All Dwellings and Entry Doors Forbidden Entry!!!. There has come to Light that Epstein's New Mexico Ranch was being used for Trans-Humanism Experiments on *Underaged Girls*. I cannot believe what is NOT being INVESTIGATED but then again WE ALL KNOW THE REASONS. WHY isn't Epstein's Groomer Girlfriend Ms.Maxwell in Prison awaiting Trial, she is as guilty as he is, and amazingly NO Warrant has been issued for her arrest, if anything her name is never mentioned by the Mainstream Media who also seemed to FORGET about Jeffery Epstein being imprisoned.
I'm betting Epstein never makes it to Trial.
*NOW I FINALLY UNDERSTAND WHAT THAT BLINDFOLDED STATUE MEANS HOLDING TWO SCALES.*
*Justice Is Blind.*
A legal system based entirely on massive privileges for rich people and a lifetime of incarceration for poor people. That'd probably be my first guess.
How can any sane person support these types of people?
This lawyer lives in DC
The people who support them are the people who do the same shit behind closed doors.
Let them talk to you about it while they cut you a check...
They didn’t want to break up their supply
Ask trump never mind hes insane
As much as I love your legal reviews of pop culture, I think videos about topics like this are helping to make things better. Thank you for what you do.
It's just incredibly hard to make videos like this often, since, no monetization on any videos like this for some reason
@@Canadian_Zac TH-cam unfortunately does not allow any monetizing of subjects it considers offensive or controversial, doesn't matter in what way you are talking about the subject.
The TimeGhost History channel has some videos on this subject.. Yes, TH-cam also demonetizes history.
@@essi2 Which 'history' does it demonetize? The real one, or the one we're told? How DID those towers turn into dust in mid-air and also crush the undamaged floors underneath at nearly freefall speed, anyways?
Why is truth being suppressed? Yes truth can be controversial and offensive, but that doesn't mean we shouldn't be allowed to hear it. Censorship is getting out of hand.
@@nehemiahmarcus308It's because it isn't advertiser friendly. Most advertisers do not want their brand associated with controversy or a topic which could turn away potential customers. TH-cam uses an algorithm rather than having people comb through billions of videos, which would cost them a lot more money, and their algorithm is set up to target anything that could possibly be viewed as controversy even when it really isn't. It's all about cutting costs and increasing profit margins after many large advertisers threatened to cut ties upon noticing that their brands were being tied to conspiracy theory and far right wing political channels that they saw as harmful to business and isn't purposeful censorship. Make profitable content to advertisers if you want to effectively work as a freelancer who does not work for TH-cam and make money on a corporate platform. Otherwise you'll have to find your own advertisers just as legal eagle did with this video.
I am struggling to keep my comment civil, because this topic is so disturbing to me that I can barely keep myself from exploding into a expletive-filled condemnation of all those involved.
This is sick, and I hope it leads to more arrests and charges for these people who like to assume they are above the law.
And I hope that all the children and young women who were victimized get the help and support they need to recover, or at least can cope, with the horrible transgressions against their liberties.
I'm $ure there are perfectly rea$onable explanation$ for all of the$e irregularitie$
Boom
I $ee what you did there.
Rich and famous people face a different court system. Imagine if a random dude did all this. No way he would get the same deals epstien got
Amen to that! At least you see it for what it really is... Corruption!!
What can we do about this?
They always have...
@Nick Moore massive Mossad effort.
Too Big To Fail
80 underage victims would normally put a man in prison for life, I would think.
I want to see that travel log list to the island. Also just think about how many people went to that island not knowing what it was.
With the Clinton's covering for you anything is possible
@@jeffslote9671 and Trump
General population will definitely make it a life sentence. A really short life sentence, but the rest of his life nonetheless.
One would HOPE really, dang...
Epstein's lawyers: My client doesn't agree to be classified as a sex offender.
Prosecutors: Wait, he doesn't agree? Oh no, what do we do?!
You could limit the requirements for the sex offender register, its way too much abused in cases, not this older guy who did organize sex trafficing with underaged even 13 olds.
This entire case is the reason we need to participate in our government and flip the tables. THE WEALTHY HAVE BOUGHT OUR GOVERNMENT.
Eli Cab no that is not really correct. The poor uneducated voters have given the rich the control over the government and their lives for free. No questions asked. Obviously it would be impossible for the 1% to be in total control if not helped by the rest unless it was a coup d’état, and it wasn’t.
No . Your government IS chosen from from the wealthy class.
We are the government. People have swallowed the lie that the government is those people who are temporarily put in positions to represent us but they don’t. We give them too much power. Why is that?
We are the government. Those guys are supposed to represent us. But they don’t.
Right. How are you going to do that? You can't get very far in politics without aligning with those who are already wealthy and powerful, and becoming one of them (doing exactly as they do). Power corrupts; this is an irrefutable fact with many examples in history. Who is to say that if it was you or me in that position, we'd turn down the offer to become wealthy and powerful? You'd most likely die in suspicious circumstances or framed for crimes you didn't commit so that you'd lose all credibility and wouldn't be able to expose the politicians if you chose not to join the corrupted politicians by that point.
Who's here after Jeffrey Epstein died?
I was very confused watching this video...the dude is dead...oh nvm, the video is old.
There was NO WAY Epstein was going to be allowed to go to trial.
@@kevinmoore2929 Reminds me of True Detective when the guy commits suicide after he took a phone call after he cracked under and invesitgation about a double murder and mentioned the yellow king
He was suicided
Tobo McLukewarm
You mean... : after they said he died...
Epstein is not dead... he’s still a billionair though
Thank you for doing this. I knew it was highly irregular, but your depth of research revealed it as far more insidious than I even realized.
I would wager that he did very little research and cherry picked unfounded allegations to try and slander a president.
@@jat1668 great! I love bets like this. how much are you willing to wager?
@@jat1668 Ill take some of that wager. Easy money
@@jat1668 Wait, when did Epstein get elected president?
@@jat1668 TIL: Mentioning that Trump, who's been photographed with Epstein, and quoted as saying that Epstein liked them on the young side, is slandering him.
This only shows that there is no justice except what you can buy.
You can buy cocaine therefore cocaine is justice therefore justice is cocaine. This is proof that if you show up to trial with a bag of cocaine you will get off scott free. There is no flaw in my logic.
prove me wrong using logic and not external information or entailments. I'm trying to make a game.
@@milz7129 Justice is a commodity that is bought and traded. Cocaine is a product that can be bought and traded, but one product or commodity doesn't equal the other.
something most of us have always experienced and know
@@milz7129 You cannot buy cocaine. If so - explain where!
Yikes... that comment by Trump on Epstein’s preference for women on ‘the younger side’ is retroactively very suspect...
Suspect indeed. We won't mention the fact that he threw Epstein out of maralago for hitting on a young girl...no, that would be an inconvenient fact that disputes legal eagles narrative
@@starwarzfan49 may i ask for a source? If those claims are true, that does put a different light on it.
Just a little bit
FYI the throwing him out of MarALago happened in 2007. Epstein was arrested in 2006 so it’s just another in a long line of people Trump pretends to have barely known after they’re arrested.
@@starwarzfan49 Trump kicked Jeffrey Epstein out of Maralago when he was convicted. Trump only kicked him out because that conviction was drawing too much heat to Epstein & Trump's molesting abilities. That why Trump wished Ms. Maxwell the best when she was arrested. Because he knows she has everything needed to make sure Trump goes to prison for the rest of his children's life. It's funny that you're willing to defend Trump with lame accusations against Legal Eagle. For some reason I seriously doubt you have ANY inside knowledge of this case. You've already shown you're willing to make up "facts" to make Trump seem like he's some kind of good person.
@@starwarzfan49 therefore is hiding exculpatory evidence get legalize legal eagle
Holy $&#) this is so much worse when explained...
I didn't realized he basically got away with everything. This is a very dark side of the law.
He is in deep trouble now. In the safe with the cash diamonds and passport they also found child porn
That was my reaction, too!
Oh, no, it’s actually far worse. This just covers that which happened over the last 30 years and a small number of other defendants. Go look up his relationship with Ace Greenberg (of Bear Stearns) or Lex Wexner (Victoria’s Secret). Greenberg hired him as a financial adviser even though he was just a teacher at a boarding school, while Wexner literally gave him his Manhattan mansion, which covers an entire city block to the depth of seven storeys. There are also links with Attorney General Barr. There are a couple of episodes of a podcast called Behind the Bastards about him, and even that doesn’t cover nearly everything
@@maggiemae7749 Epstein won't do any prison time. Why? Because he has a lot of information on half the Republicans and Democrats. They'll find a way to give him a slap on the wrist.
Thankful that you are the type of “Career Professional” (as in, legit educated and practicing) making videos on TH-cam that are willing to put in laymen’s terms this type of current event. With a straightforward and non bias approach (as much as one can given the circumstance) for maximum possible viewership you’re risking your channel just for the benefit of the uneducated masses just to “get it”. It’s a worthy cause to get demonetized over as many likely apologists are willing to take you seriously thanks to your demeanor and level approach to presenting facts. I have used a few of your videos to send in instances of family unwilling to research events for themselves and changed their stance because of it.
So keep it up! And thank you!
I highly suggest you check out the Opening Arguments podcast. They have 300 or so episodes doing exactly what you said. One host is a Harvard educated lawyer and the other is a layman who asks the questions you or I might. It is left of center, but the law talk that makes up 90% of the show is neutral.
To bad he "committed suicide." Now he gets to use the "I'm dead defence" to avoid jail time.
ImCuba.. 😂😂😂
Why focus on the negative. Think positive, the pedophile did not kill himself.
He got sent straight to hell, which is more than the law would do
@@gregk.6723 And at least we know he likely wasn't put in protective custody, unless those PC pedos did it to him which also wouldn't surprise me
I'm sure those guards suddenly became rich.
Incredibly disgusting, though sadly unsurprising.
This is what I have come to expect from the"elite".
And meanwhile several young girls, and actual childen are in prison, for killing a man who was raping them.
Even when these people have been trafficked and rented out for years. They are given life sentences for what should have been self-defense.
Or possibly even a medal of courage.
Objection, please do a follow up of where this case goes when the criminal is found dead.
When was Jefstein funeral?. How come no one saw it? Is he truly dead? Can't imagine.
If there was ever a funeral that should be drone struck....
If I remember correctly, the case dies with the accused. I'm not sure if this is a common rule around the nation, but in Massachusetts, even if he had been convicted of these most recent charges, his death would negate that conviction if his case were still on appeal. That's what happened with Aaron Hernandez. Either way, his estate can and should still be sued for his numerous offenses, however. Furthermore, the evidence presented in court and/or collected by the authorities can be used in the civil cases that are sure to come.
@@chandrowtiesingh137 He was buried in Florida next to other deceased family members. Hos body was taking by a police escort to the graveside service attended by only his close family. Only one who attended who talked about it was his brother who told reported to shut up and keep their noses out.
Technically the case dies with him. Except, there should be further investigations into his associates and customers. That said we haven't heard anything on that since he died, so...... I am not too hopeful for that.
This is one of the many reasons why an independent Judiciary is so important
Also independent media
The U.S. has not had an independent Judiciary since the packing of the court by FDR in the 1930's. The deep state owns more than 25 % of all the federal judges
Can you imagine how frustrating it must be to work at the FBI and see case after case after case get swept under the rug.
you mean by the FBI? or other people?
@Jeremy Harmon All judgeships are given to members of Generational Illuminati FAmilies or Satanic/Luciferian families. The ones who own so much and do so little for others that don't get them big pats on the back.
........
Same with Doctors and higher up Nurses so they can change the paper work and sign off on death certificates with fake reasons. I've met a few nurses who worked around blood. LOL - cause they needed it for more than work.
no :(
@@WhaleCommunicators don’t forget to take your medication
@@nathanieljacobson2857 I live well and eat well - so I don't need medications & so I don't have to plug into bandaids on health that are BIG PHARMA.
I also don't need the child guard put on my computer by my parents because I'm commenting like an know it all & an adult and acting like a child.
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The way some parents shun their repsonsiilities on raising a healthy child. You are a good example of what happens :o)
I'm so glad I get to hear your take on this very sordid story.
His “girlfriend “ belongs in jail now. We should not stand for this.
How did HE of all people get a girlfriend? Actually, I probably don't want to know.
Same way extreme funds limited did from daisys destruction
@@juliendacoolien3454 He was pimping children for Mossad honeypots and was introduced by her Mossad handled father...
@@juliendacoolien3454
People will do anything for that sweet sweet green.
she is now!
Not even 10 minutes into the video and all I can think about is, how are all people involved in the first case not in jail, it's clear there were bribes slipped under several tables.
Because the Government can't possibly be corrupt. "It's just a lone renegade."
Try Fremasonry
Or incriminating photos.
There is an alleged book with every name who's ever entered Epstein's plane as well as flown out to his private island. If it's true, and there is sufficient evidence, people are going away for a long time. Just give it time, you can't just go out arresting everyone, give the Justice system some time to work this out.
Innocent until proven guilty. We all know it happened but we can't prove it. Without proof you can't do anything.
This only makes the DOJ and Acosta look incredibly incompetent or corrupt. It doesn't bode well with me how many irregularities this person got away with.
The fact that it took all that work and time to even get a legal reason to arrest him shows how absolutely screwed the US is.
The rich live by different rules in America. You can do pretty much anything you want.
Oh yes, and not just in America.
If you're well enough connected and have the requisite finances that's the way it's been everywhere since forever.
So, all I have to do in order to defeat your argument is bring forth evidence of a single rich person who went to jail.
Someone, like, say, Epstein?
welcome to capitalism (it’s hell).
What happens to Alex Acosta? He enabled all of this. Merely losing a job and being able to fade into obscurity is hardly sufficient. When does Acosta start paying his debt to society?
When it comes to narcissists: Sometimes the greatest insult to them is to be forgotten and to not matter any more. He'll be a forgotten name, and that's what'll hurt him most of all.
Unless a quid pro quo is proven, he gets to hide behind prosecutorial discretion and qualified immunity.
"losing a job" that's his reward :)
He'll commit suicide with 2 shots to the back of the head.
Don't snap to judgment Acosta was forced by higher-ups to make the decisions he did
This was a very informative video. Nothing like this is discussed by mainstream the media.
Yeah, he's "informing" you of the state sponsored version of the story. It's way worse and way different in reality.
all of this info is from the Miami Herald, but those articles are long.
Pretty sure I heard all of this on sites like Vox and The Bulwark, just with significantly less legalese.
Not enough clicks for revenue lol...
Agreed I was so ignorant of the case I'm ashamed of myself
Remember when reporters used to do this kind of in-depth investigating? Now we are here on the tubes listening to an expert, an expert who doesn't have to do this he is just that guy. A good guy.
Not all heroes wear capes
I’m pretty sure that Rachel Maddow did a piece on it, but you’re right, the state of journalism has gone downhill since Woodward & Bernstein
In depth investigating? He’s merely summarizing the legal documents and open source reporting and providing a legal perspective on it all. I appreciate his video but come on...know the difference.
"He's Hispanic, which I admire, because *maybe* things were a little tougher for him, *maybe* not" is some of the most classically Trump syntax I've ever heard. The dude can't complete a sentence without giving himself two escape clauses, adding five unnecessary superlatives, and praising someone (usually himself, sometimes others) in the weirdest, most hollow way he can manage.
Thank you for covering this in such a concise manner. Your expertise and talent is much appreciated
One more reason for me to become a lawyer. I hate those who use power to oppress victims. So many complicit government officials and people of means are just walking free because of money. This is BS.
Good luck mate. Work hard.
Ray Martin don’t become them I beg you
People forgot. As a defense laywer you have to defend these horrible people to the best of your ability. Because thats the job. But its a necessary job for those who are wrongly indicted
A lawyer doesn't really have the power to fix the system though, you'll be playing by the rules in a system where they can get away with ignoring them and if you try to stoop their level that's how you lose your job. By all means go for it if that's just what you really want to do in general, but if your goal is to push back against corruption you'll have to aim much higher. Good luck getting getting a high-level political office if your family isn't already wealthy and connected though.
I'm running for city council next year for the same reason. Making the world a better place by replacing the corruption with values and integrity.
Who is here after Ghislaine Maxwell's "arrest"?
Who’s here after she dies in police custody... oh wait I’m a couple weeks early. But seriously, the survivors of this sex trafficking ring deserve justice and they won’t get it if everybody who knows anything keeps getting whacked.
Maxwell did not kill her self
Anyone wonder why Donald Trump wished her well after she was arrested? I feel like Trump is trying not to make her mad for some reason. Just can't seem to think of what that reason could possibly be. Any ideas anyone?
@@billtell5012 It's simply because Trump was very close friends with Epstein and Ghislaine. He doesn't want her dead but also wants to distance himself as much as possible from the situation because he attended many of their parties.
She's trying to get the case excused for an undiverse pool
While I am very happy for your explanations of these real world law cases... I am utterly enraged now that I understand the whole thing. I had no idea, how deep this hole of depravity really went. This lawlessness cannot stand, and I hope Epstein is made to stand trial.
Epstein isn't the problem though. Epstein is only the supplier, WHO is he Supplying to?
While it's only right that Epstein stands trial, what about all the scumbags who covered for him? I know that Mammon is the real God, but come on... why do people just fold when someone has a lot of money?
Les Wexner is said to be his only client. Epstein said in an interview, (80's?) that he collects "people". His friends are Billionaires, Royalty. Sick folks. (Miami Herald?)
There's no point. The rich write their own rules. If the case were to be federal, Trump would pardon him since Trump is a rapist himself.
You have to understand how it works. Epstein invites you to his private island and provides a smorgasbord of drugs, alcohol, and underage prostitutes. He records everything on his hidden surveillance equipment for blackmail. Now he owns you. When he has a problem, how many names in his little black book can he call to get him off the hook?
Well, considering that Acosta knowingly broke the law in his capacity as a Federal prosecutor, l would move for his disbarment.
disbar him. and then get him a shiny new set of bars.
The only way acosta will face any real repercussions is if an enraged citizen shoots him.
@@Person01234 How about cities full of angry crowds calling for his disbarment? It worked against the governor of Puerto Rico.
@@discountchocolate4577 Disbarment isn't much of a punishment, he'll just go work for one of the CEOs he never put in jail.
@@Person01234 Good point. Pushing for indictment (and hopefully prosecution with no options for a sweetheart plea deal) in addition to disbarment would be far from unreasonable.
Everyone involved should be arrested and brought up on charges.
Fun Fact: Here in the USVI (United States Virgin Islands), where Epstein has a house on St. James, we call the Island Pedo Island, for rather obvious reasons
How's the name of the place? "Virgin Islands". The whole thing must sting.
Epstein's presence on the island left a smell.
Is it like an open secret what is going on there before his legal troubles?
this is one of the most depressing, sobering things i've ever heard.
@Nick Moore What the hell are you talking about?
@Nick Moore good point
Objection! Tab for a Cause is also available as a Firefox extension (maybe even a Safari extension, too). This is pertinent information and should be added to evidence
Tried it on android firefox and it didnt work like it should
Is that a regular Tab or a diet Tab?
Tab for a cause is a highly suspicious charity. They officially donate only around 30% of what they make. The rest goes mostly to advertisements and their profit. And this is their official report. The actual numbers might be worse. Do not recommend
@@pafnutiytheartist Alternatives? (also a source for your claims would be nice...)
@@fahimp3 Google "tab for a cause budget". No alternatives with the same scheme that I know of.
Thank you for risking your channel to explain this whole affair. Thank you also for referring to the victims as what they were: children not underage women. God bless you.
"This is not an episode of SVU, this is real life."
Is this the real life, is this criminality..
Caught in a sexslide, tried to escape from reality. (it almost worked too but, no matter how much money one has, it's impossible to escape when karma comes a' calling!!!)
He's just a rich man. No need for sympathy.
Apparently, sleazy birds of a feather flock together.
My thoughts exactly.... all the pigs got into one room and then had a big laugh about it... take them all down.... JENGA
*FLUCK! I think you mean that said raptors 'fluck' minors together....* ☜💀
Everyone is equal under the law but some people are more equal then others.
Ah, I see you are a man of culture as well. When did you read Animal Farm? I read it in fifth grade.
nobody is above the law...except illegal aliens
It reminds me of a video I saw "all animals are equal it's just some are more equal"
@@KiraDaBeastNY It's also relevant. Some how you failed at being an asshole while looking like an asshole.
Not Sure not even the president.
this whole story disgust me so much so many corrupt people are in the highest positions of power in this country. im completely speechless and don't understand how these people can collectively come to together to hurt children and protect one another no matter what. there is no explanation.
I might have an explanation: people who hold absurd amounts of wealth and political power are not only extremely insulated from the consequences of their actions, but also are in such positions because they were ruthless enough to reach the top of the hierarchy in an economic system that rewards selfish, cunning, and psychopathic behavior. Considering how horribly one needs to exploit the labor of countless underpaid workers in order to accumulate the sort of wealth held by billionaires, it is impossible to be both that wealthy and have anything approaching a normal person's conscience or sense of morality. The US legal system, having been built by and for genocidal slave-owning plutocrats, will never completely hold a Pizzagate-tier demon like Epstein to account unless it absolutely has to to preserve itself.
This case has proven this to be horrible yet true, they are completely above the law. Prince Andrew just paid his way through.
Can we get an update about what crimes can still be followed up on in support of the victims? Epstein wasn't the only person involved.
any thoughts on why the headlines today all say "suicide" and not that "he has died and his death is being investigated?"
Because Trump s fixer Barr announced it was a suicide.
prolly because he had a noose around his neck after hanging himself and it was fairly obvious that he killed himself..
@John Ryan Yeah, he did. He actually tried the exact same thing just two weeks earlier and was found unresponsive with a noose around his neck in his cell....now youre surprised when he suceeds two weeks later? Research the facts.
@John Ryan How do you even make it through life, being that level of stupid? It must be very rough for you...
Yes. Jeffery hung himself with toilet paper from a bed that was two feet off the ground. While the cameras were malfunctioning. And the guards were asleep. And he had been taken of suicide watch and placed in a cell by himself against his lawyer’s request.
That must be ONE POWERFUL "Little Black Book"!!!! I hope to god that somebody leaks it!!!!
David where
😎 And his flight logs:
assets.documentcloud.org/documents/1507315/epstein-flight-manifests.pdf
A man with money and connections thinks he's above the law. Go figure.
Apparently he has been
Deon Nancis Because he practically is... That’s how corrupt the legal system is
He knows*
Mossad blackmail ring
@@alexd4566 The legal system is pretty much stratified at this point: The wealthier you are, the better the legal team you can afford and the more you can game the system to your advantage. On the other hand if you are too poor to afford your own lawyer and are assigned a public defender they can have hours or even just minutes to look through your case file, simply because of the work load they're under.
Shocked that the butler, “died.”
You are a brave man. Thank you for covering this.
This doesn't answer the very important question: Who got paid off and how much?
😎 "Follow the money."
And we're they paid in little girls?
If this case was an episode of SVU... what grade of legal realism would you give it?
Because I find it absurd.
It was an episode of SVU
@@prettyacct Season 12, Episode 15
After watching the documentary on Netflix about this, they left out the whole president trump allegation and just leaving it looking like he was just a (friend) and then distancing him
Self after the heat was on. Thought Netflix was better than that.
Exactly!
trump and epstein had a pretty brutal falling out. they have hated each other for about a decade now.
Constantine G doesn’t mean he wasn’t involved.
@@Ladytulipbug No but banning someone from your establishments and saying the reason why is because he was approaching underage girls makes trump seem like he wasnt involved in it though he definitely knew at the time and knows about it now and not having done anything about it is almost as bad as being involved.
Trump didn’t kick him out of MarALago until 2007 but Epstein was arrested in 2006. Just another in a long line of people Trump distanced himself from after they get busted.
We should have known when he named his plane the “Lolita express”
Particularly when he was flying the "Lolita Express" to "Pedophile Island."
We did know.
Democrats have been covering for their major donor for decades.
This was only a secret to ppl on the left.
@@johnbai4715 Congratulations for turning the issue into a left/right issue when it is clearly criminal behavior that exposes corruption, by commission and omission, across the entire US political and legal system.
Stuff like this leaves me strongly in contempt of courts.
As well as....we are a make it up as you go along country, how does this case affect future rich conected petafiles. Does it set a precedent to let them go too?
Legal Eagle needs to cover the Mueller testimony yesterday.
Why though? There wasn’t anything new there. And he already covered it all in previous episodes. He has three, from when the Barr report was released, and two for the Mueller report- one on the framework, and one on the possible consequences of using that framework.
Mueller's whole job was a pass/fail indict. He had the power he just simply refused to do it because the evidence wasn't there. What is interesting is what wasn't investigated that should have been.
@Ron BurgundyYou're a newsman, why aren't you talking about this stuff, huh?!
@@vagabondwastrel2361 that's 100% false. Mueller's mandate, *from the very beginning* was that he could *not* make a traditional prosecutorial decision regarding the weight of evidence. Period. His mandate was to decide if Trump was "not guilty" or "not 'not guilty'". He chose the latter. The evidence is there, and Mueller even stated outright that Trump could be indicted after he leaves office.
@nieru You are incorrect. The whole point of the special prosecutor is that it is an abuse of power. It can do pretty much anything because it is outside the bounds of the judicial system. Even more so than the supreme court. Mueller opted to not suggest indictment because he simply didn't have the evidence. There is another legal theory in this same vein of special prosecutor and supreme court being anti constitutional. It is that if a president was accused of a crime they can actually give themselves a pardon.
But your semantic "not guilty or not not guilty" is just a postmodernist word game. Mueller's goal was to make a pass/fail decision then with the report his decision was he wasn't allowed to make a decision. Once you hear that farce you look at what could have actually been done and it just looks like a giant continuation of Obama's spying on Trump for the dnc or the war hawks.
Things Trump knows about Alex Acosta:
1) He’s smart.
2) He’s Hispanic
3) He did a great job (yuge)
4) Being hispanic may but may also not have made things a little harder for him
@@PojelV I was just gonna say that. Wouldn't OP's #2 cancel out his #1 in Trump's eyes?
@@stephenwright8824 you just made me cringe, you can't just think of any kind of racial bias and tag it onto trump expecting it to be funny
@@stephenwright8824 Not if it just give rump points because he has a Spanish surname but doesn't have any characteristics that would indicate he's Hispanic, like an accent.
That was just embarrassing- another Trump moronic statement and interview
This entire situation stinks. I hope that everyone involved gets the justice they deserve, but sadly that will never happen.
Amy Something is happening according to this morning’s NYT. What happens next is largely up to us.
@amy Think about these facts. He was found curled up in a ball. On a cement floor. After "attempted suicide".
That sounds like someone set the stage for him to commit suicide then beat/raped him and let epstein finish the job himself.
@@vagabondwastrel2361 He deserves everything he gets. But what concerns me is that he'll die before he can be convicted. If there's a chance he can supply information to convict the other people involved, he should be kept alive for that purpose. It is also for this same reason that he is a target.
Everybody that helped him get away with this for so long need to go to jail for as long as he is for enabling his behavior
Which is more worrying: The idea that Acosta may have struck a deal outside the justice system, for favors or status or some form of payback? Or the possibility that he indeed did get the maximum sentencing that he could within the justice system?
honestly speaking i find both extremely worrying
Been watching a lot off Epstein, and the rest of them videos on TH-cam, this by far is the most clear and precise.
Glad I found this channel 👍🏽
Money talks. Apparently decency doesn't. I wish I could say I was suprised at this kinda crap, but these days....
This was really interesting, thank you
Kelly Stephenson Decency only talks when decent people demand it. By whatever means necessary.
Some nights I dream of Mr. Stone, holding me in his arms and telling me he's going to make the world a better place.
I those dreams, I'm also wearing an Indochino suit.
*whispers* Indochino...
Get me Roger Stone! Oh, wrong one?
You should give Oliver a call if you feel that way about him.
He tells you he’s going to make the world a better place, then reveals it is worse than you can imagine. Damn those suits are stylish, comfortable and well fitted
You are doing something good when you do videos like these. Many thanks
To me not living up to the basics of contacting the victims that means it has on its face illegal. This is total corruption of the legal system
a diagram would be very helpful for me to understand how all these people are linked together.. this is really confusing to me
simple answer is - money
Practice your note-taking skills, make sure you have taken down all the important information and if you still can't connect the dots watch the video again (on 2x speed sometimes is actually easier because you working memory is upfront). you will have a better understanding than most and will be able to explain it to the people you chat with at work or whatever. Teaching is the best way to learn.
Here's what I've got. I tried to keep it simple and left out a few people.
Jeffrey Epstein - Accepted a plea deal for child sex trafficking. Violated his probation repeatedly with no consequences. Has again been indicted for child sex trafficking
Palm Beach Police Department - Responsible for the original investigation of Epstein. Referred the case to the FBI when they felt that local prosecutors were not treating Epstein's crimes seriously enough
Florida prosecutors - Prosecuted Epstein only for one count of solicitation, ignoring the fact that the victim was a minor
Alex Acosta - US attorney prosecuting Epstein. Gave Epstein an absurdly lenient plea deal that protected all of his co-conspirators. Dropped all other investigations into Epstein. Agreed to illegally hide the agreement from the victims. Blamed Florida prosecutors for the leniency of the plea deal because they would have just let Epstein walk. Resigned as Labor Secretary
when all of this came under public scrutiny.
Donald Trump - Longtime friend of Epstein. Nominated Acosta for Secretary of Labor, and continues to defend Acosta
Cyrus Vance - Manhattan district attorney. In 2010 someone from his office argued in court that Epstein's sex offender classification should be reduced (this is basically unheard of for a prosecutor)
Katie Johnson - Accused Trump of raping her at a party at Epstein's mansion when she was 13. Dropped her lawsuit just before Trump was elected saying that she had been threatened
@@tedculbertson6320 Cy Vance Jr. also overruled his prosecution team when they sought to indict Donald Trump Jr. and Ivanka Trump for fraud in relation to selling units of Trump SoHo. There needs to be an investigation into every case Vance directly intervened in.
That's the entire point j s s. They are breaking laws, not notifying the victims of the status of their trial, and doing everything in their power to confuse and deflect all legal actions against Jeffery Epstein.
Can victims who became victims while Epstein was "in prison" or after sue Acosta for endangering them?
Eva Bolla No. Prosecutors have a version of sovereign immunity for this kind of thing- he was acting in his official capacity. If you allowed that suit, no prosecutor could practice. Every criminal they pled out would create massive liability.
@@zeusmasterson4117
Sorry mate the bastard was breaking the law, so he needs to be prosecuted!
@@zeusmasterson4117 What if the prosecutor can be shown to have taken a bribe to reduce the sentence? (Not saying that's the case here, just asking because I'm curious).
Whatever legal agency that accepted those deals with blanket immunity needs to be investigated. It says Epstein and others are above the law criminally, can rape children by the 100's or 1,000's over time, procur children and young women for the sex trade, receive little or no punishment when caught, have special outrageous fun priviledges while incarcerated, receive unheard of blanket immunity, and that the rich in this country have rights while their victims have none.
@@gailhitson5996 sounds accurate.
Regarding the victims - if a minor is sexually abused can a parent or guardian sue the perpetrator for damages and costs towards the victim’s care and rehabilitation?
That's formally known as a civil case, and it was covered in the video that apparently the victims may not have had a say in legal representation.
"That's what happens when a criminal defendant thinks they are immune to prosecution for the rest of their lives."
Well this didn't age well...
and the people talking about this for years were labeled "conspiracy theorist"
Exactly, like wtf? Years ago if you tell ppl about this, they will laugh at your face and tell you you are crazy. What the hell is wrong with the world? 2019 is weird.
Not really. Unless you mean pizzagaters
@@theshadowspartan4047 even a broken clock is right twice a day.
TheShadowSpartan Perhaps he's friends with some of them...
So why didn't AJ talk about Epstein instead of making up some non sense about a pizza parlor? Sounds more like a diversion than anything else.
Happy to see you weigh in on this. When this story broke I wondered what your thoughts were.
There was a Law & Order SVU episode based on this case years ago. I believe it’s season 12 episode 15, an called “Flight.” It’s frighteningly accurate to today’s discoveries.
The smiley emoji at the end of this is a little creepy. Great info though, thanks!
“Current presidents” hmmmmm, who could that be 🤔
Trump and Clinton are
Up to their eyeballs in this
@@jakemf1 silly autocorrect added the word 'eye'.
45 likes lol
Inb4 people accuse LegalEagle of being a Democrat for telling the truth objectively
You're way late to the party if you think that hasn't happened already
Where are they doing that? I'm not seeing any.
@@bjcantrell1990 infowars is a different website
said no one ever
To me the truth is the truth no matter who says it. There is a phrase if you want to piss off a concervative lie to him, piss off a liberal lie to them.
Once again you did a great job of making a confusing and complex subject easy for the rest of us.
This story is going to be huge. Thank you for walking us through it step by step. It really revealed a damning picture.
This story is not going to be huge. This is years old.
@@johnrankin7135 😎 yeah, an old pimple, finally ripe enough to POP! 😕
@@BigMamaDaveX he's already been to trial and sentenced for most of these things, weekends in jail
Sorry, this story will not be huge! With Epstein now gone (predictable and inevitable), boatloads of money and energy will be expended to further distance other key players from any evidence of involvement or relationship with Epstein. Clearly every effort to remove, destroy, muddy or obliterate evidence will be used by all the high profile wealthy players involved. They will all disavow any knowledge of, or of having been complicit in, any wrong doing. The end result will be That Epstein alone will have his name dragged through the mud and be made to look like a independently operating pervert, who just happened to know/ have been associated with a lot of wealthy powerful people who had no idea what all he was into. All shaking their heads in disbelief and clucking their tongues and the next news cycle will have some new tawdry awful story which will then occupy everyone's attention. And so it goes, over and over again.
It actually WAS an episode of SVU. They even popped his polo collar to make sure we knew who they were calling out.
"...has contact information of former and current presidents."
I saw what you did there. 🤔
Note that Trump was the only one who testified against him in the earlier case and cut ties when he found out just before the indictment. This would never have actually seen a trial without Trump's voluntary testimony.
Thank you for spreading awareness about it and breaking it down in facts.
I think you should cover "the exorcism of Emily rose"
It really is a mix of a legal crime drama & a horror film, i'd like to see if this movie still has some sort of realism in it
EDIT: and yes the main meat of the movie is the trial and figuring out whether or not the priest is guilty, the horror elements come in flashbacks where we get more context on what was happening to Emily
That'd be a great case to cover, isn't it based off of actual events?
I've been asking for that one for a while.
@@Snavels Yep. Anneliese Michel
Ooh that would be so good!
Interesting. I forgot that movie had a whole trial
And no mention of Bill Clinton's 23 visits? I get it.
Legal Eagle is a Democrat. He never covers things that make them look bad and he never acknowledges that the Russian collusion scandal is fake. He is a partisan hack who does not present unbiased coverage of events. Do not follow him anymore.
27 actually
@@Matthew-Anthony have to agree.
he said past and present presidents
I noticed that too. I am from the UK and think Trump is no hero but when I hear Trump mentioned and not cokehead 27 visits to pedo island Bill, I lose respect. At least our Andy is squirming.
I love your format of delivering information. You give us facts and let us know when anything is speculation or could be interpreted a different way
I once went to jail for 12months for painting really quality artwork on things without permission ....And sit and watch peadophiles get a pass over and over....crazy
i am sorry to learn of your experience. i hope you have managed to overcome it+are now able to enjoy some freedom ::: :
Maybe you've learned to respect other people's private property now.
Graham Vert you didn’t get the point dickhead.
@@haroldmoore8385 I most certainly did.
Your work appears to be only on public property not private so 12 mths. sounds very severe . A better sentence might be to paint all the public bins in your area for 30 days without payment. Nice work.
Jesus, man. Imagine how much dirt you've gotta have to get deals like Epstein. Just imagine what it must be like, being able to do anything you want without repercussions.
Let us just accept that the judiciary - and most American institutions of ANY POWER AND WEALTH - are riddled with CORRUPTION. YOU MUST CHANGE IT.
"Girls Pics Nude" maybe we shouldnt be so quick to judge. I keep all my tax files and personal documents in a folder labeled "Disturbing Pornography".
Genius
acedotcom it was shown to be filled with what it stated it was. As stated, all are innocent till proven guilty. Just because you try to hide your important info by using a false name does not equal Epsteins actions. To dismiss the seriousness and down play the situation, you are giving Epstein what he wants.
@home in the bin marked ” no gold here"
@@acedotcom And I keep my 💰 money in the freezer. Cold, hard cash. 😉
If a person is found guilty rich or poor the person should be punished to highest extent of the law
Cyphyxia The Cybergoddess
That sounds like a great idea, maybe they should try it in the US.
Should someone be sentenced to 5 years in prison because they steal a loaf of bread to feed their family?
In a just society poverty would not be criminalized and there would be ample means for the impoverished to feed themselves. However, a we are an injust society, so the theft of food in this case should be treated as any other petty theft and met with a fine. Petty theft is a misdemeanor that shouldn't result in jail time.
@@jat1668 all crime is wrong and its a shame how ppl must steal to survive my point was the rich should recieve punishment that ppl in the lower classes would get for the same crime
I'm always amazed LegalEagle can cover so many different sections of law. It feels like when a astrophysicist is up to date with Geology
there is videos of celebrities getting angry at paparazzi. Can you do a video about all that and the law about paps using the image of celebrities for money?
Yes please
Or, perhaps another point of that celebrity pap question, what are the legal limits of privacy protection you are allowed to have as a celebrity? Also, when does the pap mass start crossing the line legally into harassment and/or stalking?
for you next video, can cover if acosta's children are liable for intellectual property theft for stealing kubrick's treatment of the twins in the shining.
This would be way funnier if Acosta wasn't definitely abusing those kids.
Haha exactly what i thought when i saw them. Kinda worried about them tbh. You can always tell man you can always tell..
For those keeping score at home, he used the word "odd" or a synonym of odd a total of 9 times. 11 if you count him stating the textbook definition without actually using the word or synonym.
LegalEagle, please keep up the good work. I am upset with the system you find yourself in, not you specifically. Hating the game instead of the player if you will
July 8, 2020 where is Alexander Acosta today? Acosta is impossible to find online, Google, LinkedIn, Facebook, law firm or university.
Amid criticism of his mishandling of the Epstein case, Acosta resigned his role as Trump's personally hand picked Secretary of Labor effective July 19, 2019.
He was replaced by Trump appointee Eugene Scalia.
@@hrhamada1982 But where is Acosta?
@@johndododoe1411 yes, I'm really surprised he didn't get a pardon.
I can understand why he didn't give one to Ghiislaine. That would be too obvious.
Good that there is no Statute of Limitations on Child Sex Trafficking.
Guaranteed they are working on it as we speak.