Guard Summoned for Epstein Death Questions

0:00On March 25, the House Oversight Committee has summoned Tova Noel, the federal prison guard on duty, the night Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide in his, sell on August 10, 2019. She's the last person known to have seen him alive and must appear for questioning this Thursday, March 26. If she skips it, lawmakers plan to issue a subpoena to force her testimony. Noel and another guard face charges for falsifying records, claiming they did require 30-minute checks on Epstein while he was in the special. Housing Unit at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. Instead, FBI records show she searched online for the latest news on Epstein and Jail at 542am, and again at 552am, less than an hour before his body was found at 630am. Committee members, led by Chair James Comer, are digging into public reports and justice department documents for answers on her actions that shift. They believe she holds key details about what really happened in the hours leading to

1:03Epstein's death. Recent findings add more questions, like 12 suspicious bank deposits to Noel's account starting in April 2018, totalling over 11, $1880 by the time of his death. The biggest one, $5,000, hit just 10 days earlier on July 30, 2019, right after she started working his unit. There's also thing Noel matches the blurry orange figure caught on surveillance video moving past the housing unit around 1040pm. Night before, her testimony could finally clarify these lingering mysteries around one of the most scrutinized deaths in recent history. Stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news. Today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.