Jeffrey Epstein is dead, but was he murdered?

The Jeffrey Epstein situation is strange, and I’d say that the sheer magnitude of this controversy has yet to be revealed. I believe there seem to be inconsistencies in the investigation and uncertainty around his alleged ‘suicide.’

The Suicide Case: Given the allegations he was facing and the heinous nature of his acts, it is hardly surprising that Epstein committed suicide. Furthermore, Epstein had already attempted suicide (though CCTV confirming this is now purportedly missing), lending credence to the claim that he would do it again.

The case for murder: Epstein had been put off suicide watch just a day before he was discovered dead, which is unusual. The autopsy determined that he died by hanging, which resulted in a fractured neck. But what is really strange about this hypothesis is that it has evolved. Originally, the forensic pathologist, Dr Kristin Roman, who conducted the autopsy, classified the death as ‘pending’ — a few days later, this was amended to suicide owing to fresh evidence; nobody really knows what this evidence was. Furthermore, the two guards in charge of keeping an eye on his cell that night neatly faked reports and have subsequently been charged with conspiracy to deceive the government.

In the end, I believe Jeffrey Epstein was killed. Questions have been made about the involvement of other renowned persons in some heinous acts, and I believe certain people in high places wanted him to remain silent. Obviously, this is only one person’s opinion, my opinion.