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Hey there, folks. It is Thursday, May 7th, and are we closer to ending any controversy over how Jeffrey Epstein died?

Now that, a suicide note purportedly from Jeffrey Epstein has been made public.

And there are plenty of reasons in there to believe it is authentic.

And with that, welcome to this episode of Amy and TJ.

First things first, ropes, does this now.

Not going to say it ends it.

But does this get closer to leaning in that direction in this conversation

to say, okay, yes, this man killed himself? I think so. I think for people who were on the fence,

and I think I might have been in that category and just leaving space open for the fact that

I don't know. we don't know.

There are just a lot of questions surrounding his death

and given what information he probably had

that could have come out in trial,

it makes sense those conspiracy theories are still alive

and have been for seven years now nearly.

But this note does, to me, make it seem highly likely that, yes,

he tried it once and then he was successful a few weeks later because this note looks like

his handwriting and sounds like the other bits of writing we've seen from him, how he talks,

how he texts. We're going to read you the text of this note. Robes, let's go, you know what, this was in 2019 when he died. Usually, let's not set this up. We're going to let you hear it and then we'll break it down. But Robes, this of course, 2019 is when he died. There was, he did have a cellmate who was a quadruple murderer who's been convicted and this is the guy we're getting all this information from he said he found this note

but it's been under seal all of these years we'll get into why it came out why it came out now and we'd been talking about this but robs here it is Let folks hear first what this note actually says. Again,

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