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AZJonnie

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26. Thank you, yes, that's exactly what an investigator should/would look at

Reply to Mr. Evil (Reply #15)

Tue Feb 10, 2026, 07:49 PM

Feb 10

However it's quite logical that a large, luxury island compound, likely with many pools, went through RO water (hence, sulfuric acid) like it was going out of style.

This information, in a vacuum, with no reason to think Epstein became INSTANTLY aware the very day the FBI started their investigation, and no known "missing persons" tied to the guy to begin with, cannot be reasonably assessed as incriminating, IMHO.

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Epstien ordered 350 gallons of sulfuric acid?!?!?! [View all] Volaris Feb 10 OP

I have seen it reported elsewhere. Apparently there is a receipt in the files. There is Gaugamela Feb 10 #1

Plausible- but also a good cover/excuse. 🤔 biophile Feb 10 #3

True. Especially as it was ordered just as the investigation was heating up before his Gaugamela Feb 10 #5

You're right! Suspicious timing! biophile Feb 10 #19

Yes , and that's way way way higher than someone would need residential Tribetime Feb 10 #21

But that amount is much higher and usually used for AnCommercial filtration plant not a resident Tribetime Feb 10 #20

I did ForgedCrank Feb 10 #31

Epstein was a Bond villain, a high-ranking SPECTRE operative, he'd keep a pool full of sharks at his private island sop Feb 10 #2

Cheri Jacobus LessAspin Feb 10 #4

For Desalination At Substantial Scale... ProfessorGAC Feb 10 #6

Thank you. AZJonnie Feb 10 #7

Sulfuric Acid Purchases.. ProfessorGAC Feb 10 #16

Makes sense. Which also might imply his past purchase history could be examined AZJonnie Feb 10 #24

for what it's worth.... OGBuzz Feb 10 #8

Well, after all....... DFW Feb 10 #9

WTF? Dave Id Feb 10 #10

Well, now we know what he did (purchasing this acid) now if he did use it to disolve human bodies, would it bluestarone Feb 10 #11

I used to unload railroad tank cars of sulfuric acid. Emile Feb 10 #12

Every woman who had physical contact with Trump wanted to bathe in it. 11 Bravo Feb 10 #13

No they didn't pattyloutwo Feb 10 #28

Ummm ... I know. 11 Bravo Feb 11 #32

This message was self-deleted by its author PeaceWave Feb 10 #14

Is there any evidence Mr. Evil Feb 10 #15

Thank you, yes, that's exactly what an investigator should/would look at AZJonnie Feb 10 #26

Maggots will certrainly ignore, downplay and then minimize this into irrelvance Torchlight Feb 10 #17

Bought for his RO Plant on his Island. chowder66 Feb 10 #18

Getting into Vincent Price levels of villainy here! johnp3907 Feb 10 #22

I just had to rewatch that 1959 questionable classic when it aired on a local station here two years ago. John1956PA Feb 10 #27

The Rifftrax version is hilarious! johnp3907 Feb 10 #30

I'm not much of a chemist, Linda ladeewolf Feb 10 #23

Yes it definitely does, but since we're delving into (imho borderline silly) theories here on this thread AZJonnie Feb 10 #25

Right? I saw it posted here a day Cha Feb 10 #29