Medical Examiner Kathleen Liggo And Her Epstein Investigation Report (3/11/26)

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What's up everyone and welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. In this episode

we're going to continue talking about the death of Jeffrey Epstein.

And this time we're taking a look at the investigation report that was filed by the medical

examiner's office and this portion of the report was prepared by someone named Kathleen Ligio.

So, let's jump in and let's see what she had to say about the death of Jeffrey Epstein.

Case synopsis. The decedent is a 66 year old white male prison inmate who was found hung by

the neck within his cell and was later pronounced dead at the hospital. Despite recessive efforts,

the NOK does not object to an autopsy, PMH, information is pending on receipt of the correction

facility medical health services records. Subjective findings. As per Dr. Dejerre of the ED

at New York Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital, EMS found the decedent to be in cardiac arrest

with the ligature markings of the neck following an unknown downtime at the Metropolitan Correctional

Center. The decedent was innovated and was given

in epinephrine times four and biocarbonate times two along with CPR. ACLS was continued

at the ED. The decedent was given an additional epinephrine times one and biocarbonate times one.

However, the decedent was in acetal by cardiac monitor and the cardiac stand still by ultrasound.

He was pronounced dead at 736 hours, so 736 in the morning.

Ligature markings of the neck were observed by Dr. Dejerre in the ED as well as by EMS.

However, no ligature material was observed by either EMS or Dr. Dejerre in the ED.

No bloods were drawn and no fentanyl was administered in the ED or by EMS.

Dr. Dejerre was instructed to submit to OCME, a complete clinical summary worksheet,

the EMS, ACR, and ED notes. These were received except the ACR.

An email was sent to evidence request with CCs to evidence pickups and OCME,

tour commanders requesting that the ACR be obtained.

The undersign was accompanied by Nicholas Schultz, Deputy Director of Forensic Investigation

and Operations for AMLI Scene Investigation, Special Agent Redacted.

We're also present at the scene conducting their investigation, as per Redacted.

At MCC, the decedent was detained at MCC since 766 2019, on charges of sex trafficking conspiracy

and sex trafficking of minors as inmate number 763 18054.

He was placed in a cell on 777 2019, but was moved for psychological evaluation

on 78 2019 through 710 2019. His psychologist was redacted. He was then moved to special housing

unit from 710 2019 to 723 2019. However, on 723 2019, the decedent attended suicide by hanging.

In the early morning hours, this date, the decedent cellmate, inmate Nicholas Tartaglioni,

was awakened by a sound and saw the decedent. He started banging on the cell door to

alert the corrections officers, redacted, responded at 127 hours, and observed the decedent

to be either seated or laying in a fetal position on the cell floor, with a loose,

homemade news around his neck made from torn orange bedsheet. At this time, the decedent was found

to have arrhythmia around two-thirds of the circumference of his neck, two inches wide,

with sparing of the back of the neck. There were also some friction marks,

the decedent was transferred to suicide watch from 723 2019 to 729 2019. He was transferred

to the shoe again on 729 2019, where he remained until the DOD. He was in cell number 206,

originally this last time in shoe, but was switched to cell 220 at an unknown date and time.

The decedent had a cellmate inmate Reyes, however on the morning of 89 2019 inmate Reyes,

went to court and was released through the court. No cellmate was present at the time of the incident,

leading to the decedent's death. Information was taken from redacted and redacted

regarding this incident. Regular rounds of the inmate cells are conducted by the corrections

officers every 30 minutes, but no longer than at 40 minute intervals. It's unknown when the

decedent was last seen alive pending interview of MCC personnel. On the morning of 810 2019,

at 633 hours during these regular rounds officers redacted, found the decedent hung by the neck

within a cell number 220. However, the location within the cell and the position of the decedent

are unknown pending interview of MCC personnel. Redacted removed the decedent from an unknown

fixed object and placed them on the cell floor. The officers started CPR. In the meantime,

redacted, entered the cell, redacted to gover performing CPR, and the decedent was taken to the

medical health services area. EMS arrived and took over care for the decedent there.

Scene investigation details. The scene was within the decedent cell,

number 220 on tier L of the shoe within the MCC. Of the scene photos, INV scene 003 depicts the

sealed cell door to 220. Photos 004 depicts a straight ahead view from the now open cell door.

Photos 005 represents the left side of the room. Beyond the right side wall of Photos 004,

the right side of the room can be viewed in Photos 009. There is bedding material strewn

in the middle of the floor, including a mattress, presumably from the top bunk, and orange blanket

and sheets. There was a CPAP machine on the floor with an electric cord reportedly provided

by the MCC staff at bedtime, 2200 hours, and plugged into an outlet to the right outside of the

cell door. A adjacent to the toilet and sink is a small table and stool on the right side of

the cell. There was a handwritten note, it was not a suicide note, but its content,

vented frustration about conditions and experiences at the facility.

There was a bunk bed, the mattress was removed, and personal items were kept on the top bunk,

among these were medications and supplements, including vitamin C, 500 milligrams.

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Poldfulate cream, 1%, Bicepia Omega 3, 2 boxes of acetaminophen, 500 milligrams,

which were both sealed closed, multivitamins, a seal container of milk magnesium,

was also sealed and docusate sodium 100 milligrams.

The bottom bunk had rumpled up orange bedding, there were strips of orange cloth,

presumably from bedding located in different spots in the room.

Included amongst these was what appeared to be a makeshift clothesline between the bunk bed,

post with a pair of orange underpants hung from it.

Measurements of the bunk bed are set as follows. The height from the floor to the top bunk

was 58 and a half inches, the length of the bed set was 79 and a half inches.

The width across the bed, photo 052, depicts the bottom bunk mattress, was 25 inches.

Photo 49 shows the heights of the rungs of the ladder to the top bunk.

Redacted of the medical health service arrived to the scene and presented the AED with defibrillator

pads, used on the decedents along with the ligature, which appears to be a strip piece of an orange bedsheet.

As per redacted, the AED revealed no shockable rhythm on the decedent,

the ligature was collected by the undersigned and entered into the evidence locker cage

at redacted in Manhattan. As per redacted, he was made aware by MCC staff that the decedent

cellmate Reyes left. It is believed that some of the items in the cell may have been his,

which were not removed. Additional information, as per redacted confirmed that the decedents

and okay as brother Mark Epstein redacted, was notified of the decedent's death.

The undersigned, called the brother, and discussed OCME policy and procedure with regard to an

ME case. He does not object to an autopsy, however, he is requested to have present private

independent physician, pathologist as a second opinion for the findings at the OCM autopsy.

Dr. Jason Graham has agreed to allow this as a courtesy to the family with the following

conditions. The physician must be a forensic pathologist, he, she, must arrive at OCME at 521st

Avenue in Manhattan before or by 9am on 811 2019. Mark Epstein was made aware of this and he

understood. He was instructed to call OCME with his choice of the private pathologist beforehand.

He was provided with the Manhattan OCME office address, telephone number, and the

decedents OCME case number. He expressed that following completion of the autopsy, he intends to

have the decedents body ship the Florida. The visual identification process was also discussed

with the brother. Note, the decedent cell at MCC is being held pending the preliminary autopsy

It's requested that the assigned ME discuss the preliminary autopsy findings with FBI special

agent redacted. Disposition ME case hospital with MLIC and investigation

and okay does not object autopsy and okay plans to retain an independent forensic pathologist

to observe the autopsy. The information provided above is true and correct to the best of my

knowledge and belief. Electronically signed by Kathleen Ligio on August 11th 2019.

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