A joint review by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has confirmed Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide in August 2019 while in federal custody. The review found no evidence of a secret client list or grounds for further charges against uncharged third parties, contradicting various conspiracy theories. Hours of surveillance footage from the Manhattan correctional center were also released, showing no one entered or left Epstein's area around his death.
Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide, justice department and FBI review confirms
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️A joint review by the US Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has confirmed Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide in August 2019 while in federal custody. The review found no evidence of a secret client list or grounds for further charges against uncharged third parties, contradicting various conspiracy theories. Hours of surveillance footage from the Manhattan correctional center were also released, showing no one entered or left Epstein's area around his death.
Trending- 1 August 2019: Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide in federal custody.
- 2 Prior to current news: Attorney General Pam Bondi previously promised public release of scores of records.
- 3 Prior to current news: An earlier release of documents did not advance conspiracy narratives.
- 4 Monday (current news): DOJ and FBI review findings released, confirming suicide and no secret client list.
- Confirmation of suicide and lack of secret client list aims to quell conspiracy theories.
- No further charges are expected in connection with the investigations into Epstein.
- Hours of footage from the correctional center were released.
- The review confirmed Epstein harmed over one thousand victims.
What: A Department of Justice and FBI review confirmed Jeffrey Epstein's death by suicide and found no evidence of a secret client list or grounds for further charges against uncharged third parties.
When: August 2019 (Epstein's death); Review findings released Monday (current news).
Where: Manhattan’s metropolitan correctional center, United States.
Why: To address and contradict conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein's death and alleged client lists, and as part of a commitment to transparency.
How: Through an exhaustive review of digital databases, hard drives, network drives, physical files, and hours of surveillance footage.