SEASON FINALE: “The Gang Discovers Who Killed Jeffrey Epstein” is the title of today’s new season finale of The Good Fight. And while that sounds audacious, it’s approached as a smart piece of fictional drama that often alludes to real-life people, events and issues. In this hour, the legal firm is hired as an objective outsider to investigate whether or not Epstein’s death was a suicide – and the clues they follow, regardless of any conclusion, employ everything from vintage news footage to real estate photos to probe the background of this sordid case of power, privilege and abuse.

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R. Dunn

The Clinton crime machine & filthy, corrupt Democrats had Jeffery Epstein murdered.

May 28, 2020 | Reply

Your parents' neglect had everything to do with this post.

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