Evidence Points to Suicide in Epstein Death: New York Times
The report cites notes, inmate accounts and jail records that point to suicide, including multiple nooses and a prior hanging attempt.
- A new report by The New York Times, released Tuesday, reveals previously unseen notes from Jeffrey Epstein showing he planned his suicide while awaiting federal sex-trafficking charges.
- In the weeks before his death, Epstein repeatedly discussed suicide with cellmates; former cellmate Nicholas Tartaglione claimed Epstein asked, "How do you make a noose?" while Efrain Reyes warned him against ending his life.
- Scrawled notes from July 22, 2019, reveal Epstein compared his situation to the 19th-century persecution of Alfred Dreyfus, labeled himself a victim of the #MeToo movement, and wrote "J'ACCUSE" atop the page.
- On August 10, 2019, Epstein was found dead at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York City, where investigators discovered "multiple nooses" in his cell, reinforcing the official suicide ruling.
- The Times report, based on interviews with over 40 inmates and officials, documents systemic jail staff failures to monitor Epstein, addressing long-standing questions about the facility's oversight and the controversial death.
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Report: Evidence Points to Suicide in Epstein Death
A sweeping new investigation drawing on thousands of pages of records, jailhouse writings and dozens of interviews found substantial evidence supporting the conclusion that Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide rather than as the victim of a homicide.
Newly unearthed note reveals how Epstein portrayed himself as a 'victim': report
In a note written on July 22, 2019, Jeffrey Epstein appeared to portray himself “as a victim of the #MeToo movement,” and also compared his situation to the 19th century antisemitic persecution of a French Army officer, The New York Times revealed Tuesday after obtaining a collection of “never seen ...
REPORT: Epstein Was 'Obsessed' With Taking Down Trump, Digging Hopelessly For Dirt Before Suicide
Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein spent his final weeks behind bars obsessing over President Donald Trump and trying to uncover damaging information that could help him cut a deal with prosecutors, according to a new report. But despite the disgraced financier’s apparent fixation, he failed to come up with anything of value involving Trump, the New York Times reported. After his July 2019 arrest on federal sex trafficking charges, Epstein a…
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