Crime & Justice
Mathematical Analysis Shows Epstein Death Anomalies Are 1 in 10 to 30th Power
Shawn Ryan Show
#311 Ben Owen & Ryan Dalton - Arrested on Epstein's Island
What was said
"The odds of this, all of these failures happening concurrently, based on this model that we're going to allow people to scrutinize as much as they want and argue with us about it, is 1 in 5 times 10 to the 30th. It would be the equivalent of taking a quarter and flipping heads 102 times in a row."
Former CIA officer Nick McKinley created a statistical model analyzing 14 major anomalies in Epstein's death including failed cameras, absent guards, missing cellmate, and lost footage. The model calculates the probability of all failures occurring simultaneously as effectively impossible, comparable to flipping heads 102 consecutive times. Dalton is publishing the full model for peer review.
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- Shawn Ryan Show
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- #311 Ben Owen & Ryan Dalton - Arrested on Epstein's Island
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- 1:59:02
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