Charles Homans

And Epstein says something very interesting to him.

He says, don't worry, I'm never going to cause you trouble.

Exactly.

And, you know, raised another time, he tries to convince Epstein that you can survive in jail.

He says, you can live in jail.

But Epstein is very pessimistic.

He tells him that, you know, because the government is still mad about this plea agreement that he made in his, you know, last prosecution, that they're not going to let him out again.

He says, I know I'm never going to see the street again.

And he says that life in prison is no way to live.

Wow.

So it's now early August.

Epstein has been in jail about a month.

And on August 9th, Reyes is moved to another facility.

And he's worried enough about Epstein by this point that he tells the jail officials on his way out the door, get him a good bunkie.

He's not good to be alone.

Don't leave Jeffrey Epstein alone if I'm not here with him.

But that's exactly what's about to happen.

Jeffrey Epstein is going to be left alone in this cell for the last night of his life.

Why?

In our reporting, we found it's genuinely unclear why he didn't get another cellmate.