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oompaville examines the death-list theories surrounding Epstein

Two new essays pair an Epstein-focused investigation with a decades-old recording about the Air Force's UFO program.

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Everyone Who Knew Him Is Dying...

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1:15Andriesz's death in Thailand was reported as suicide by his family.
7:29oompaville notes that several names on the circulating death list were elderly, while questioning other cases.
25:47The essay turns to Epstein's death and his brother's assertion that he was murdered.
27:44The host examines reported jail camera failures, surveillance gaps and recording handling.
32:06Horowitz says investigators found no evidence contradicting the FBI's finding of no criminality connected with Epstein's death.

oompaville pauses over a distinction that the title "Everyone Who Knew Him Is Dying..." might otherwise obscure: some of the people on the circulating list were elderly, and some died of natural causes. His most watched upload of the week examines that list before turning to deaths he considers suspicious.

The essay opens with Simon Andriesz, whose family reported his death in Thailand as suicide. Later, oompaville revisits questions about the jail surveillance surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death. The archival material includes an important counterpoint to the host's suspicions: Inspector General Michael Horowitz says investigators found no evidence contradicting the FBI's determination that there was no criminality connected with how Epstein died. The video raises theories, rather than establishing a common cause behind the deaths.

It has drawn roughly 422,000 views and is the channel's busiest upload right now. The other new essay, "The UFO Tape That Sat In A Closet For 74 Years...", approaches 380,000 views. That episode centers on a recording of Captain Edward J. Ruppelt discussing the Air Force's flying-saucer investigations, including unexplained cases and his dealings with LIFE magazine.

Across the channel, daily viewing is above its usual pace, while subscribers held steady over the week. Among nearby mystery channels, Andy Jiang is also seeing elevated daily viewing; Chills and Nexpo are quieter than usual. For oompaville, last week's Clearwater and Scientology investigation remains the next busiest upload after the two new essays.

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