The coroner has ruled suicide by hanging. His written report as posted makes this a low probability choice. In fact it is absurd.
The injuries conform to been strangled by a very strong chap. The collateral circumstances all conform to this scenario. So on the face of available circumstantial evidence he was set up for extermination by those within the prison itself.
That is the highest present probability.
There still remains a real non zero probability that this is an in house narrative set up to hide the fact he has been extracted into protective custody. We have at least two other similar prospects as well in which important witnesses died unusually that was a step ahead of potential assassinations.
Certainly nobody believes this is a suicide. The method described is impossible and even laughable. They are making sure we do not believe it is a suicide.
One more thing here. The real coroner's report is murder and it is been held back. otherwise he has publicaly disgraced himself. This would not happen except in expectation of exoneration..
One more thing here. The real coroner's report is murder and it is been held back. otherwise he has publicaly disgraced himself. This would not happen except in expectation of exoneration..
Jeffrey Epstein death ruled 'suicide by hanging'
Jeffrey's Epstein's
death in a Manhattan jail cell has officially been ruled a suicide by
hanging, according to the New York medical examiner.
The well-connected financier, 66, was found dead on Saturday while awaiting federal trial for sex trafficking.
The
US Bureau of Prisons had already called his death an "apparent suicide"
but that did not stop conspiracy theories from swirling.
President Donald Trump had suggested there may have been foul play.
The
Department of Justice has launched an investigation into how Epstein
was able to die in New York's highly secure Metropolitan Correctional
Center (MCC).
Attorney General William Barr said officials have
uncovered "serious irregularities" at the jail, which has housed other
high-profile detainees such as Mexican drug baron El Chapo and fraudster
Bernie Madoff.
He has also promised that Epstein will continue to be investigated in order to bring to justice any other possible conspirators.
Earlier this week, two prison guards were suspended and a warden
temporarily reassigned from MCC amid widespread reports that 30-minute
checks, required within Epstein's unit, were not carried out properly.
Epstein was discovered on the floor of his Special Housing Unit cell at about 06:30 (10:30 GMT) local time on Saturday.
It came after an earlier suicide attempt on 23 July
that saw Epstein temporarily transferred to the special suicide watch
wing of the jail.
On Tuesday the New York Times reported that guards in the Special Housing Unit had allegedly fallen asleep on the night of Epstein's death.
One
guard was working a fifth straight day of overtime shifts, it was
reported, while another was forced to work mandatory overtime that
night.
Why is he being sued?
On
Friday, Epstein estate was sued by two new unnamed accusers who claim
they were offered "hundreds of dollars" for massages that included
"unwanted touching".
This is the second lawsuit filed against Epstein's estate, which is estimated by federal officials to be worth $500m (£410m).
On
Wednesday, Jennifer Araoz, 32, sued Epstein's estate, his longtime
girlfriend and three members of staff who she said helped prepare her
for Epstein's abuse.
What was Epstein accused of?
Epstein pleaded not guilty to sex trafficking and conspiracy charges last month and was being held without bail.
He
was accused of paying girls under the age of 18 to perform sex acts at
his Manhattan and Florida mansions between 2002 and 2005.
Police arrested him last month after he landed in New Jersey on his private jet.
Epstein avoided similar charges in a controversial secret plea deal in 2008, and instead pleaded guilty to a lesser charge.
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