Do you feel bad for her?

Indeed. But although it's absolutely disgraceful to associate the entire Jewish diaspara with a handful of awful people who happen to be Jewish, it also pains me as a staunch opponent of anti-Semitism, to see people like Maxwell, Epstein and Weinstein, behave in a similar manner to the way Jews are portrayed by virulent anti-Semitic propagandists (i.e. sexually exploiting mostly gentile women/girls).

Do the likes of Maxwell, Epstein and Weinstein realise that NOT only are they hurting innocent girls/women, they are also providing ammunition for all the anti-Semitic scumbags who rely on such tropes as the 'predatory Jew'?

For people with low IQs and/or mental illnesses/problems with cognitive dissonance, it's very difficult to see Jewish people behave in this way without recalling such anti-Semitic tropes, and you and the ADL, and such organisations may argue "Well, that's the anti-Semites' problem..." but isn't it really the problem of ABUSIVE shitheads like Maxwell, Epstein and Weinstein, rather than entirely INNOCENT people with low IQs/mental health issues, who are only going on what they see/read?

If one is constantly bombarded with stories/imagery of Jewish people committing such abhorrent crimes, it stands to reason that people (including many Jews; Larry David even did an SNL skit commenting on Jewish sexual predators around the time that MeToo was particularly trending), will make problematic inferences, as wrong as they may be, which all goes back to my original point about the responsibility of people like Maxwell, Epstein and Weinstein NOT to fucking ABUSE innocent women and girls. 😠

Since I'm not a doctor, I'm not going to dive that deep into the psychology of suicide.

It's an awful thing when it has no explanation and even when it does have some explanation. Epstein had an opportunity to sell-out and save himself some prison-time and that is a motive to kill someone. I don't know what his feelings were at the time of his death, so if he did in fact take his own life, it's hard to say why he did it.

I've known a few people that have actually done it though, and it didn't make a lot of sense to me, they had what I thought were good lives. Generally speaking, I'm an optimistic person, like a happy go lucky type which is hard for some people to relate too. Most people are what I would call "complainers" and don't want to try to make sense of it all, they just feel the world is against them. lol...

I can't say for certain that I've narrowed it down to two types of people in this world, complainers and non-complainers but I have noticed this a lot about certain individuals I've known in the past.

It's like the fight or flight scenarios which I believe are sometimes discussed in psychology classes... For example, if you put 10 kids in a room and turn the lights out, some of them will scream and some will just sit there and ignore it. Which person was Epstein, I don't know? But I do know he was in a dire situation for sure but that doesn't mean he's the type the would scream when the lights go out.

You have a fighting chance in court but of course, it depends on the evidence they have against you and to be honest, the evidence would have sunk a lot of people in my opinion.