Mark Epstein: Jeffrey's Death Was Homicide

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Mark Epstein, brother of the late Jeffrey Epstein, is doubling down on his belief that

his siblings 2019 death in jail was no suicide, but straight up homicide. In a fresh, podcast

chat with Nancy Grace, Mark laid it out clear, the autopsy screen murder from the jump, with

pathologist spotting signs that, didn't match a hanging. Right after Epstein was found

dead on August 11th, 2019, the initial autopsy report left the cause, pending further study.

Both the city pathologist, Dr. Kristen Roman, and Dr. Michael Baden, hired by Mark, walked

out saying it lived too much like homicide to call. It's self-inflicted. Fast forward,

and Mark rips into then-aturning general billbar for claiming he personally reviewed jailfooted

showing no one entering or leaving. The tear, sealing it as suicide. Mark calls that nonsense,

pointing out inmates already inside, could have done it, smelling a full cover up from

the top. Meanwhile, the two guards on duty that night, Tova Noel and Michael Thomas emitted

skipping checks and faking logs. They got charged, then the case is dropped, but both lost

their jobs amid the fallout. Years later, doubts linger with autopsy oddities, like the

neck marks angle, and a back bruise, hinting at struggle evidence, Mark says proves.

Strangulation, keeping this case very much alive in the public eye.