Epstein Secrets

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atabase said, where he should have been? He 18 was in the wrong cell. 19 MR. N'DIAYE: I did hear, afterwards, that 20 there were some issues with Sentry and the way 21 they keyed into the cells. 22 MR. : All right. And what did 23 you hear? 24 MR. N'DIAYE: I think, just that the cell, 25 the w

IAYE: -- right. That's not an 19 appropriate unit, and that's not what that unit 20 is for. 21 MR. : Now, what about, like, 22 if, you know, an El Chapo (Phonetic Sp. 23 *01:11:SS), or some of the other high levels 24 that weren't terrorists, how did they deal with 25 that, or did they have attorne

-- 11 MR. N'DIAYE: Well, you had 12 (Phonetic Sp. *01:13:05), but he was in for 13 espionage, and had a SAMs on him. So, he -- 14 MR. : Now, did El Chapo have a 15 SAMs on him? 16 MR. N'DIAYE: -- he had -. No. His 17 status was based on, and I know there was 18 (Indiscernible *01:13:18), his escap

t Officer, cause we have the 17 Count -- 18 PP1, the El, in front of us with the actual 18 MR. : So, it's like Control 19 accurate count, as per Sentry. So we have to 19 Number 1, Control Number 2 -- 20 compare those numbers. You write it down. We 20 MR. : Two, yeah. 21 compare it. So, you cross

ppened. 3 cells up there. And you don't have to crawl up 4 MR. : Why? 4 and down stairs. You walk from the first cell, S MR. : We had, we had El Chapo for S it's like a U, almost. 6 two years. 6 MR. : Is it also true that 7 MR. : Right. 7 every cell has their own individual camera? 8 MR.

different cell than he is 4 actually physically located? Who would be 5 responsible for making that change within the 6 BOP? 7 MR. : Oh, within Sentry? 8 MR. : Yeah. 9 MR. : As soon as the, basically, 10 the SHU Lieutenant would have to stay up on top 11 of that. 12 MR. : So, it's the SHU

061298 239 1 MR. : The SHU was? 2 MR. : SHU. Yeah. I mean, even 3 until this whole thing happened. 4 MR. : Why? 5 MR. : We had, we had El Chapo for 6 two years. 7 MR. : Right. 8 MR. : Without a hitch. With 9 nothing. 10 MR. : But he was also not in 11 SHU. He was in 10 South. 12

Hold on, let's see. That 19 states that there's one inmate by the name of 20 Clark that's in Southern Court from 11 South 21 Unit. So this is the Sentry document that 22 matches this document right here. 23 : Okay. Well here's the 24 question I have. If an inmate happened to be 25 moved to R&D.

f they need a cellie or 20 not. So when people come in, we have many 21 high-profile inmates. No one comes in saying 22 okay, what's going on with El Chapo today? 23 What's going on with Epstein? Like it is not 24 that deep. So if you're coming in and you're 25 speaking with operations. You know, you'

fferent cell than he is 10 actually physically located? Who would be 11 responsible for making that change within the 12 BOP? 13 : Oh, within Sentry? 14 MR. : Yeah. 15 : As soon as the, basically, 16 the SHU Lieutenant would have to stay up on top 17 of that. 18 MR. : So, it's the SHU

this 6 building. 7 MR. : The SHU was? 8 : SHU. Yeah. I mean, even 9 until this whole thing happened. 10 MR. : Why? 11 : We had, we had El Chapo for 12 two years. 13 MR. : Right. 14 : Without a hitch. With 15 nothing. 16 MR. : But he was also not in 17 SHU. He was in 10 South. 1