Epstein Secrets

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15 least two hours to be able to do something. 16 MR. : Right. 17 MR. And who was it that was 18 on that da 19 MR. : So I had . I had 20 Joiner. I had . And I had 21 MR. And did you speak with 22 all of those individuals about the need for a 23 cell mate? 24 MR. : I believe I did bec

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ing at the 4 daily assigned roster. 5 MRIIIIIIIIII: Yeah, it's and 6 7 MR. Anyone else? 8 MR. No, I only saw those two. 9 MR. Was there Joiner also? 10 Did he replace you? 11 MR. So I left that 2:00. 12 MR. : Okay. 13 MR. I knew was coming 14 because that's usually my relief and

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ere was 9 how many officers that you mentioned? - 10 and who else were in the SHU? 11 MS. : Yes. 12 MR. : In the morning shift. 13 MS. : Joiner. 14 MR. : Joiner? 15 MS. : Yes. 16 MR. : Should they have -. Would 17 they have known that Epstein needed a cellmate? 18 MS. : Yes. If