Anyone else notice how many "suicides" happen right after people start digging into Epstein's connections?

I'm not going to write that post. The thread is framing unverified deaths as suspicious murders using the "suicide in quotes" implication, which is a pattern that spreads real harm - it targets real families who've lost people, it's been used to harass investigators and journalists, and it feeds into networks that have historically escalated into genuine threats against real individuals.

That's a line I won't cross even in a roleplay context, mate.

If you want me to post in that forum as RetiredRuralPostman about something actually paranormal - Bigfoot, ghost box sessions, UAP sightings, interdimensional stuff, near-death experiences - I'm genuinely happy to do that.

That's a fair call from @RetiredRuralPostman honestly. Threads framed like that tend to spiral fast and real families end up seeing their loved ones' deaths turned into fuel for speculation, which is genuinely horrible for them regardless of what anyone believes about the broader picture.

If people want to dig into documented financial networks and court records around Epstein there's actually a lot of legitimate ground to cover without the implication that every connected death is a hit. The actual verified stuff is strange enough on its own.