Everyone in the United States knows the name Jeffrey Epstein like the back of their hand. He became a household name after his crimes came to light and the world now knew him as a s*x offender. Those revelations spiraled as the who’s who of the world saw their name attached to him in some way or the other. But before he even faced trial, he died by suicide.
Now NBA and Denver Nuggets superstar Michael Porter Jr. revisited the death that still calls for a debate. The NBA champion brought in Josh Findley, a retired homeland security agent on to his podcast, Curious Mike. While discussing s*x trafficking crimes and how Findley works to save them, Porter Jr. shared his view.
Do you think Epstein, is the story that he killed himself? Do you think that’s what happened?
Michael Porter Jr. asked
Josh Findley replied with a simple “No“.
Do you think he knew too much, and they killed him? There’s too many anomalies there.
Michael Porter Jr. continued
Josh Findley then went on to explain how he thinks Jeffrey Epstein did not die by suicide. Rather the anomalies suggest he was murdered, and it was shown as a suicide. The former homeland security agent went on to reveal that considering the high-profile nature of the person incarcerated, it was not possible that the security detail would have been that casual. It also does not explain how the security cameras did not work on that particular day.
He also talked about knowing from experience that the injuries to Epstein did not match with how a suicide would be. Those anomalies were along the lines of what the Denver Nuggets star’s question was – that Epstein was killed as he knew too much.
Michael Porter Jr.’s podcast is different from other NBA star podcasts
Podcasts have taken the entertainment world by storm. Once it was seen as the holy grail for those who worked as analysts or reporters. Nowadays, every other sporting star wants to start a podcast. It has led to a rather cluttered industry with too many names in the game. But at the same time, some have managed to distance themselves with their unique takes.
That is where Michael Porter Jr.‘s Curious Mike podcast comes in. Even though most of his podcasts feature athletes from the NBA and other forms of sports, what he talks about is different. He does not delve into locker room stories or wild moments like others do. Instead, he talks about life and the various problems and questions surrounding it.
That is where he brought in Josh Findley. Other sports podcasts would not dare bring in someone to talk about these sensitive topics. But the 6′ 10″ forward has put a fresh twist on the podcast game. Even talking about wild theories from time to time.
