Epstein Death: Brother Calls Cover-Up

0:00On this March 2nd in Sydney, here's what is making headlines. Jeffrey Epstein died in a New York jail cell on August 10, 2019, and officials ruled it a suicide by hanging. His brother Mark initially accepted that, but doubts grew after he hired forensic pathologist Michael Baden to observe the autopsy. Baden, with decades of experience including high profile cases, concluded the neck fractures and ligature marks pointed more to homicidal. Strangulation than suicide. Meanwhile, the jail had major lapses that night. Guard skipped checks, cameras outside the cell failed, and Epstein's cellmate had been transferred the day before. He had been taken off Suicide Wash just days earlier, despite a prior incident. A Department of Justice probe later blamed staff and system failures, but found no criminality. Mark Epstein calls it a cover-up to halt deeper probes, especially with Epstein facing sex trafficking charges that could expose others. His lawyer David Shone and investigative journalist Julie K. Brown also reject the suicide ruling, citing Epstein's forward-looking plans and the rushed official determination.

1:09Victims like Lisa Phillips add to the skepticism, believing Epstein collected leverage on powerful people and wouldn't end at all. Public distrust runs deep, fueled by his ties to elites and over 1,200 identified victims denied full justice. Mark keeps pushing for a new investigation, as recent fire releases reignite questions. While conspiracy theory swirls, many see reasonable grounds for doubt in the evidence gaps. D&N is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. Your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bed, S-O-L-I. S-O-L-I-Pillow.com