Arizona Rep. hides Epstein message in impeachment hearing tweets

On Wednesday, over the course of seven hours, Rep. Paul Gosar (R-Ariz.) posted 23 tweets, all pertaining to the public impeachment hearings going on over at the House Intelligence Committee.

Eagled-eyed observers picked up on a pattern, noticing that the first letter in each tweet spelled out, "Epstein didn't kill himself". "The longer this circus continues the clearer it becomes that @realDonaldTrump has done fully nothing inferior". "He wasn't listening to the phone call and he has never even met President Trump".

The Associated Press asked Gosar spokesman Ben Goldey whether the congressman sent the tweets himself. "Epstein didn't kill himself?" "Relaxation assured, they're substantive. 1 was ok", the statement reads, with every first letter of each sentence combined forming "Area 51".

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The bleakest meme of 2019 has taken a new turn, as "Epstein Didn't Kill Himself" has jumped from random Twitter accounts and YouTube channels to the Twitter feed of a member of Congress. The New York City chief medical examiner ruled his death a suicide, but others, including a medical examiner hired by Epstein's family, said that it appeared more consistent with homicide.

Epstein was found dead in a Manhattan jail cell in August while he was awaiting his federal trial for sex trafficking minors. Rumors that Epstein may have been killed to prevent him from incriminating famous political and media figures in his orbit were further fueled by the recent revelation that ABC spiked a story about him in 2016.