Inside the OIG Interview: Tova Noel’s Account of the Morning Jeffrey Epstein Died (Part 1) (3/7/26)

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What's up everyone and welcome to another episode

of the Epstein Chronicles.

In this episode, we're gonna begin taking a look

at the Tova Noelle deposition that she gave

to the OIG investigators as part of the investigation

into the death of Jeffrey Epstein.

So we're gonna skip over all of the swearing in

and all of that and we're just gonna dive in.

So once again, the person asking questions

has his name redacted and Tova Noelle's lawyer

is named Mr. Foy.

So when Mr. Foy interjects and you hear me say Foy,

that's what I'm talking about.

And she also has a second attorney with her,

Mr. Sarega.

So when either of them object,

I'll make sure to note that as we're making our way

through this.

And the final person that's involved in this

is Miss Greg, who is part of the union, I believe,

for the corrections officer, Tova Noelle.

Redacted, thank you everyone.

Miss Noelle, you're here today.

As a subject in this DOJ OIG investigation,

this DOJ OIG investigation concerns your illegitimate conduct

to include allegations of false statements,

job performance failure, security failure,

and reporting false information.

This is an official DOJ OIG investigation

and you're being asked to voluntarily provide answers

to our questions.

Will you agree to voluntarily interview

with the DOJ OIG?

Miss Noelle, yes.

Question, all right, great.

And then everybody that does voluntary interviews

with the DOJ, we provide them with voluntary interview forms.

I don't know if you guys were sent that at the time,

but it says the United States Department of Justice,

Office of the Inspector General, warnings and assurances

to employee requested to provide information

on a voluntary basis.

You're being asked to provide information

as part of an investigation being conducted

by the Office of the Inspector General.

This investigation is being conducted

pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978 as amended.

This investigation pertains to your alleged misconduct

to include allegations of false statements, job performance

failure, security failure, and reporting false information.

This is a voluntary interview.

Accordingly, you do not have to answer questions.

No disciplinary action will be taken against you

if you choose not to answer questions.

Any statement that you furnish may be used as evidence

in any future criminal proceeding or agency,

disciplinary proceedings are both.

And of course, there is the DPA waiver.

I understand the warnings and assurances started above

or stated above and I'm willing to make a statement

or answer questions.

No promises or threats have been made to me

and no pressure or coercion of any kind

has been used against me.

You can take a look at this and review it.

If you agree, there's a section there for your name

and signature, foy.

So the only thing that this is actually subject to

is the deferred prosecution agreement redacted.

Well, so there's the agreement that you had.

So that's the part where I'm talking about

the specific part where it says criminal.

That's something I think that was worked out

with the US Attorney's Office, foy, right, exactly.

I know there is no sort of protection with regard

to the disciplinary internally, the administrative thing

will happen at some point, but I just wanted to make that clear.

But go ahead, you can sign tova.

Redacted now, obviously, that is pursuant to you

answering questions truthfully, foy, right.

Of course, that's the exception to our agreement.

No, well, uh-huh.

Redacted, all right.

And the rest will be filled out by the two of us.

foy, okay, redacted.

And thank you for signing Miss Noel, all right.

So I'm going to sign where it says signature

of the office of the Inspector General Special Agent.

Again, this is redacted on printing my name

and special agent redacted.

Can you fill out the rest of the signature of witness,

name a witness, date, time and place?

Mr. redacted, this is agent redacted

signing on the signature of witness, redacted.

And then do you understand the form

as you read and you review?

Noel, yes, I do.

Redacted, great, thank you.

Before starting the interview,

I'd like to place you under oath.

Can you please raise your right hand?

Do you swear to tell the truth

and nothing but the truth during the interview?

Miss Noel, yes.

Question?

Thank you, ma'am.

All right, please let me know

if you do not understand any of my questions.

Redacted, try to rephrase or ask it a different way.

Noel, okay.

Redacted, question.

All right, so this is something we ask everybody.

What's your current home address?

Noel, redacted.

Thank you.

What's your date of birth?

Noel, redacted.

Question and your last four

of your social security number,

Noel, redacted.

Question, thank you.

What's the highest level of education?

Noel, bachelor's degree.

Question and what was your bachelor's degree in?

Noel, criminal justice.

Redacted and where did you receive your degree from?

Noel, John Jay.

Question, John Jay in New York City.

Noel, yes sir.

Question and what did you graduate?

Miss Noel, 2017.

Redacted, thank you.

What did you do just briefly,

prior to working with the BOP?

Redacted, prior to working with the BOP,

I worked in the post office.

Redacted, okay, what did you do there?

Noel, I was a male handler.

Redacted and for how long?

Noel, six months.

Redacted six months.

Noel, aha, question and that was in 2016.

When did you do that?

Noel, yes.

Redacted, 2015 and 2016?

Noel, not at the post office, I was there, 2017.

Noel, 16, 17, aha.

Redacted, oh, okay,

and you have any military service?

Noel, yes.

Question and what is that?

Noel, military service?

Question, yeah, can you tell me what the service?

Noel, the army, redacted the army,

and how long were you in the army?

Noel, six years, redacted from one until when?

Noel, 2008 to 2014.

Redacted and what did you do in the military?

Noel, I was a patient administrative specialist,

redacted and what is that?

Noel, patient admin, redacted,

patient as in like a hospital?

Noel, yes.

Question, okay.

So you worked in a hospital and what was your rank

when you left the military?

Noel, E4 specialist, redacted and did you leave?

Were you honorably discharged?

Noel, yes.

Redacted, okay, foy.

This is the lawyer for Toevin Noel.

Can I one second real quick?

For the post office, you said 16, 17,

but you started MCC in 2018.

So would it be 17 into 18?

Noel, 18, yeah, redacted.

You did start with the BOP in 18?

Noel, yes.

Question, not in 16.

Noel, no.

That was an error and indesernable.

For a right.

So it's 18 when she left the post office in 17, going to.

So I think it's 16, 17, 18.

Noel, 18.

For a post office, then MCC, redacted.

Okay, and did you work for anybody prior

or in between your military service

and the post office?

Noel, no.

Redacted, no, okay.

So were you want to employ it at that time?

Noel, no, I was going to school.

Redacted, oh, that's when you went to John Jay.

Noel, that's when I was going to John Jay, yeah.

Redacted, okay, thank you.

And then when was your enter on duty date with BOP?

Miss Noel, June 24, 2018, redacted, okay.

And when did you graduate from BOP training

down at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center?

Noel, I want to say September of 2018, redacted, okay.

But you did graduate from there.

Noel, yes, I did.

Redacted, was that a correctional officer training?

Noel, yes.

Redacted, all right.

And when was your first office assignment with the BOP?

Noel, say that again, redacted.

When was your first office assignment with the BOP?

So where did you start?

Did you start working in MCC and work there the entire time?

Noel, yes, sir.

Redacted, okay.

And what position have you had with the BOP?

Noel, correctional officer, redacted, okay.

The entire time.

Noel, yes, sir.

Redacted, all right.

And when you were there last, you did, who did you report to?

Who was your direct supervisor?

Or did you have one?

Noel, lieutenant, redacted.

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Redacted, and do you know how to spell that last name?

Noel, redacted.

Question from redacted.

Thank you.

What is your current?

Again, this is something we ask everybody.

We won't be contacting your client.

But what is your current cell number?

Noel, redacted.

Mr. redacted, okay.

And how long have you had that number?

Noel, yours.

Redacted years.

Noel, aha.

Redacted so for a long time.

Noel, yes.

Redacted and to include in 2019.

Noel, yes.

Redacted, okay.

So any other cell phone numbers?

Noel, no.

Redacted, okay.

And your current email address.

Noel, um, redacted.

Redacted, ask a question.

Okay, great.

And have you had that one for yours also?

Noel, yes.

Redacted, okay.

Any others?

Noel, yes.

Redacted.

What are the others?

Noel, um, redacted.

Mr. redacted, you've had that for years.

Noel, yes.

Question.

Okay, both in 2019.

Noel, yes.

Redacted, okay.

Thank you.

Do you have any current?

I should have asked this.

Are you currently employed right now?

Noel, no.

Redacted by no other means.

Noel, no.

Question.

Okay. And when did you last work at the MCC?

Noel August 10th, 2019.

Redacted and was that the same supervisor that you mentioned?

Noel, yes.

Redacted, okay.

Briefly, what training have you attended or conducted

during your employment with the BOP?

You mentioned the correctional officer training at FLETC.

What other training have they provided you?

Noel, on theirs two e-training,

when you first start at BOP,

I forget what it's called.

Redacted, I have training.

Noel, uh-huh.

Redacted and any other training.

Noel, no.

Redacted annual refresher training.

Noel, I have one.

Redacted, okay.

So you've gone to annual and what about like a shoe training course?

Noel, no.

Redacted, okay.

But you did.

And this is just you guys can take a look at this if you would like.

This is the training that we have for you.

That we asked for your your list of training.

I'm not asking you to necessarily verify that you've conducted all of it.

But it shows the last time you did your annual training was on three eight, 2019.

Because when you actually completed that week of training, Noel, yes.

Redacted, does that sound correct?

Noel, correct.

Question again, this just goes along with it.

It shows what the syllabus was as well as the sign-in sheet where Ms. Noel signed in.

Again, we're not asking you to or for if you want to take a look at this, you can.

It shows that you did the training in March of 2019.

And anything that I'm going to provide to you, can you just initial and date?

And that's just a way for us to verify that that's what we showed you.

Noel, okay, foy, each page or just the top, redacted, nope, just the top of the page.

foy, okay, redacted, no, you do have that.

So just briefly, you don't have to like list off the course syllabus.

But what did they cover during the annual training?

Noel, they spoke about different areas like dealing with inmates.

They spoke about the issues on the job, like dealing with shortages.

They spoke about basically like mask-vitted, I remember, redacted mask-vitting.

Noel, uh-huh, redacted, was that back in 2019, people were wearing masks as well.

Noel, no like, um, redacted, it's for OC sprays, redacted, oh, for OC spray.

Noel, yeah, redacted, okay, did they include things like ethics standards or conduct?

Noel, yes, redacted, what about like counts and rounds?

Noel, I don't recall them talking about counts and rounds.

Redacted, okay, so did they go over like MCC policy and guidance?

Noel, yes, redacted, okay, and did they ever provide you with the policies and guidelines?

Or did they just speak to you about it?

Noel, for in training, redacted, yes, Noel, they just spoke about it.

Question, at another time, did they provide you with the policies and guidelines?

Noel, yeah, it's on like the computer.

Redacted, okay, do you have to certify that you like received it and you reviewed it?

Policies and guidelines?

Noel, I think I signed that like you received it?

Redacted, right, okay, if you don't mind, he asked her to sign the paper.

You wanted in the lower right, redacted, doesn't matter, top or bottom, you know wherever

there's room, I typically do the top, but bottom is totally fine.

All right, folks, we're going to wrap up with the first episode here,

and in the next episode dealing with the topic, we're going to pick up where we left off.

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