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🚨 EPSTEIN FILES - THIS JUST GOT SERIOUS

Something important has just come to light in the newly released Epstein records.

The anonymous post on 4Chan from August 10, 2019, made hours after Epstein's death was announced, could be linked to a real person.

According to the subpoena records in the Epstein files, Roberto Grijalva, an officer at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (NY), has been identified as the anonymous prison employee responsible for that post.

The original post on 4Chan stated the following:

• Epstein was seen leaving his cell on Friday night.
• Reports indicate he was chained to a medical wheelchair.
• An unauthorized transport van arrived at the prison.
• Whoever posted believed Epstein was taken out the night before the suicide post.

At that time, the post was dismissed as internet noise.

And this is where it gets interesting.

The day after Epstein's death, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Geoffrey Berman, opened an investigation before a grand jury and issued subpoenas to:

• 4Chan
• Apple
• AT&T
• Citibank

The goal: to identify the anonymous author of the post.

In Citibank's response to the subpoena, Grijalva's name appears unredacted in the banking records linked to the account used for the 4Chan post.

Those records match the same MCC official whose statements were later released as part of the prison's internal investigation into Epstein's death.

No conclusions.
No allegations of evidence.

But this is no longer "just a 4Chan rumor."

It is a documented link between:
• a prison official
• the account of a contemporary anonymous eyewitness
• and the cited financial records.

At the very least, it raises serious doubts about what really happened inside MCC before the official story was published.