That's the question. They say that Epstein was not on suicide watch, but he should have been one of the top priorities for the system. My view is that due to the large group of retirees in the correctional officers ranks, they are bring in people with less experience and fast to plug up gaps in their staffing positions.
I know what you mean Giacomo, that's a valid point. But how hard would it have been for the warden or whatever they call the boss to say, "Keep an eye on that Epstein guy don't let anything happen to him." Issue orders down the chain of command like the army or navy. They had to know that Epstein's death is convenient for a lot of powerful people, that kind of makes this thing smell fishy.
