Epstein's Secret Suicide Note: Unsealed

0:00On May 1st, a former cellmate of Jeffrey Epstein just spilled details on a secret suicide note that financier left behind before dying in jail back in. August of 2019, the note, found tucked in a book, basically said Epstein was done and ready to check out. It's been locked away by a federal judge ever since, tied to the cellmate's own case. That cellmate, Nicholas Tartaglione, a ex-cop convicted of four murders and drug trafficking, got life in prison last year, but he's appealing. He found the note on yellow paper inside a graphic novel and handed it to his lawyers to prove he had nothing to do with Epstein's death. Prison officials cleared him after he tried helping during an earlier incident. Folks still aren't buying the suicide story, with Epstein's brother even tipping the FBI about possible murder. The public fascination keeps conspiracy theories alive, especially since investigators couldn't use the note as evidence. Even just his department file drops paying a rough picture of Epstein's last days, including

1:01his first suicide try on July 23 at 1, 27am. He woke up with neckmarks and knee scrapes, terrified to return to his cell, amid total chaos in the prison. Meanwhile, pushes continue to unseal more records, like that note, as everyone from lawyers to officials scramble for facts on what really went down, and that man hadn't lock up.