Epstein Autopsy Dr Was BLOCKED From Inspecting His Prison Cell, Provided PHOTOS Instead of Evidence
March 10, 2026
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as posted by the channelStatus Coup reporter JT Cestkowski reported on new information related to Jeffrey Epstein's so-called suicide from a new Business Insider report that reveals the medical examiner who conducted Epstein's autopsy in August 2019 was not allowed to inspect the scene of his death—his prison cell—or to talk to the prison guards who allegedly found his dead body. In an interview with investigators, she also revealed that she was not provided all of the alleged nooses Epstein used to supposedly take his own life—but was instead provided with photos.
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