Charles Homans

Around 10.40 that night, after Tova Noel does her one round...

we see this orange shape in the corner of the frame that appears to be moving up the staircase to the door to Epstein's hallway of the shoe.

And it's there for a few seconds and it's gone.

And, you know, this has fueled a lot of speculation that maybe this is somebody sneaking into the hallway to get to his cell.

So we spent a lot of time with our colleagues from visual investigations looking at all the evidence here.

You know, would it be theoretically possible for somebody to sneak into Epstein's cell unnoticed, uncaptured by cameras that night?

And what we found is that there was a pathway by which somebody could have gotten up to the cell that would not have been caught

on camera or you know would have accounted for this you know tiny sliver of movement anybody getting into the shoe that night though would have had to get through several locked doors one of them was controlled remotely by a control center of the jail people who would be watching this door on camera the other is there were three doors that this person would have had to get through all of which were opened only with a physical key so it's a pretty herculean

Right.

We're talking about, you know, mission impossible levels of difficulty here.

You know, this would have had to involve a plot involving two whole separate, you know, areas of the jail.

A very detailed knowledge of the security cameras and which cameras were working and which cameras were not working.

Right.

who was monitoring which cameras, who had the keys, how to get those keys while not being on camera.

We're talking about an extremely elaborate choreography, and we found nothing in our reporting to suggest that anything of this nature actually happened.

Right.

We came away thinking, you know, was it theoretically possible there was an alternate explanation?

Maybe.

But there's simply no evidence that anything else happened.

Whereas you have to weigh that against, you know, this mountain of evidence showing that he was clearly intent on killing himself at the time.