Danny Jones

Now imagine Steven's desk is a wall that goes all the way to the ceiling.

That's what is on the real blueprints.

So there's like a cut in, like a corner angle cut in like that, that goes all the way to the ceiling that encroaches into the room.

And...

It's very weird.

Why is that on one part of the blueprints and not on the official blueprints?

This weird cutout in the room.

And then the other thing that he did was they built a replica of what his cell actually was.

Because they had all the photos, they had all the dimensions from the blueprints.

And between the room of the bunk bed and the wall, it's like, I don't know, maybe three and a half feet, something crazy.

And they tried to simulate how they would...

uh, hang themselves or do what, what, what Epstein did to himself with the exact, like they got everything down to a T with the exact clot that erupt around his neck and everything.

And like, okay, if I'm going to do this and it's tied right here, I got this thing around my neck and how am I going to jump and do this to myself?

They couldn't figure out how to do it without like, uh,

smashing your head into the wall directly in front of the bunk and getting a huge contusion on your head.

But he had no head contusions at all.

It was just that neck thing on that autopsy.

And this is the guy, this guy, Andy, who did this thing, Andy Bustamante.

Two years ago when I talked to him, he thought Epstein was absolutely dead.

He absolutely killed himself.