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Now PlayingEpstein Cell Footage Fuels Assassin Theory: A new twist in the Jeffrey Epstein saga has reignited conspiracy theories after CBS News released strange surveillance footage from the night before his death. The video shows a shadowy figure in orange walking toward Epstein’s cell—something the DOJ insists was a guard with linens. But forensic analysts disagree, pointing out it looks more like an inmate in an orange jumpsuit. The footage itself raises eyebrows, with jump cuts, distorted aspect ratios, and even a visible computer cursor—hinting at possible tampering. While officials still label it a suicide, critics say the investigation remains deeply flawed and far from over.
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