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MSNBC's Joy Reid tries to connect the dots after death of Jeffrey Epstein (and guess where they lead)

It was reported this morning that Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell either last night or early this morning. Early reports say Epstein committed suicide, but even though all the facts surrounding his death are unclear, that’s not stopping MSNBC personalities from serving up many guesses. We’ve already told you that Joe Scarborough suspects a Russian connection to Epstein’s death, and his MSNBC colleague Joy Reid tried to connect the dots to somebody else this morning:

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