Guard's Online Searches Before Epstein's Death

0:00It's March 7, here's your entertainment news in two minutes. New details have emerged about the death of Jeffrey Epstein in a New York City jail on August 10, 2019. One of his guards, Tova Noel, searched online for the latest news on Epstein and jail at 542 AM and again at 552 AM just. Minutes before his body was found at 630 AM, he had reportedly hanged himself while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges and was supposed to be checked every 30 minutes due to suicide. Risk. Noel previously denied ever looking him up during a deposition in 2021, claiming she did not recall it and questioning the accuracy of. Records. She and another guard were accused of falsifying logs to make it seem like they had done their rounds that night. Instead, her computer history showed her shopping for furniture and even napping on shift. The guards were fired, but federal charges against them were later dropped. Meanwhile, 10 days before Epstein's death, Noel made a suspicious $5,000 cash deposit

1:04into her account, part of a pattern of 12. Such deposits starting in April 2018 that her bank flagged to the FBI. New Department of Justice documents reveal more about Noel's activity that night, confirming the searches from her own computer history. This comes years after Epstein's previous possible suicide attempt two weeks earlier. Prison notes from late July 2019, paint Epstein as psychologically stable, with no desire to harm himself. He cited his Jewish faith, saying suicide went against his religion and expressed positive plans for the future. Overall, officials noted his protective factors outweighed any risks at the time. This DNN story comes to you, thanks to our sponsor. A pillow that plays your sound quietly, comfortably, effortlessly. Built for night time listening. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com