Says right there: they dug to find them. Actually finding them might have better chances elsewhere, on account of the bodies being elsewhere, but the light was better here and they didn't have to walk that far.
That's not how this works. When Trumpers take any sort of action, it's good, when the same action is taken or not taken by anyone on the other side it's bad. How do Trump voters know which is which? Easy, Fox tells them, no need to think.
Turns out Epstein didn't commit suicide after all: He just fell out of his notoriously unsecured cell window on the basement floor while the cameras were off.
"Cancel that. Just got an order from the top: we can't trust antidotes anymore because Big Antidote and Jewish Space Lasers Inc failed to pay fealty to our Supreme Leader and were thus always enemies of the people. Throw out any remaining antidotes and give the patients some roadkill or whale carcasses to eat, that'll do them good."
You can lead a horse to water but you cannot make them drink.
The issue here is that the horse has been drilled into being gullible for generations now. Compared to other civilised nations, what Fox & co are allowed to spew forth on a daily basis goes way beyond what would be considered libel or incitement in other places. But the root of the problem isn't even that, the real crux is that whoever pays the most, decides what is legal and what not in the US. The fact that pumping money into politics has been decided to be perfectly a-ok freedom of speech instead of skewing legislation towards the richest is incomprehensible in many other societies. The Supreme Court and the lobbies make a mockery of actual democracy in favour of buying influence.
I have an easy answer: just give Trump full control over everything and he'll fix everything and make the good things and good words and good and stuff.
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