Dr. DeWayne Hendrix

Simply because if everybody wore the same outfit, then inmates would be running in and out of jail and you wouldn't be able to account for the individuals that are in your custody.

So that's the basic simple reason why staff are not wearing the same clothing as those inmates that are incarcerated.

Yes, yes.

No.

To take your words out of your mouth, there is no way in ATLL that that would be a staff member dressed as an inmate.

The only way that that would even possibly occur, and that would be in another unit where staff are doing some sort of scenario, some sort of training or something like that.

But obviously that wasn't the case.

No, what I'm trying to say is the only time staff would even dress like an inmate is if they were doing some sort of training scenario.

But they wouldn't be doing this training scenario in the special housing unit at 1040 at night on a Saturday or Friday, whatever day that was, whatever weekend that was, when he actually allegedly committed suicide.

So, no, that is not a staff member.

Yes, it is.

This is a hot mess.

I mean, first of all, he had a cellmate.

This is terrible.

Yes, and it's dangerous.

Really?

You are absolutely correct.

They took the other inmate, his cellmate left either earlier in the day or the day before.

So I see that they took the person's mattress out.

So there was no way, no reason for Epstein to have all these meds and all this other materials on one on top of the cell.