Mark Epstein
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first heard Jul 2025
last heard 19 Feb
Mark Epstein’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Jeffrey didn't tell me.
And as I've been saying for almost six years, I don't like to speculate.
I like to stick with facts.
It could be anything.
I don't know what it is, so I'm not going to start listing possibilities.
That's not my job.
I believe it is pretty big, but that's, again, that's not what I'm interested in.
That's the case that's, you know, look, nothing's going to bring my brother back, so I'm not worried, you know, looking at that possibility.
And the stuff about the case and what the intricacies and government actions is not what I'm concerned about for my brother's sake, because that's what I'm concerned about is the circumstances of what I believe to be his murder.
Look, it's also, you know, Jeffrey had a hearing coming up
for his bail in a few days after he died.
Now, knowing my brother as I did, I would imagine he wouldn't kill himself before the bail hearing, because if he got bail, he'd be out of jail, he'd be living in his house with an ankle monitor, with armed guards, with cameras, but he wouldn't be in jail, you know, awaiting trial.
I could see if he went for the bail hearing and it was denied,
And then he figured he had to spend another year in jail waiting for a trial.
I could see him taking himself out.
Like I said, when I first heard that he was found dead from an apparent suicide, I had no reason to doubt that.
But the next day when they did the autopsy,
And both professional, experienced pathologists came out of the room and said they couldn't call it a suicide because it looks too much like a homicide.
That's on the initial death certificate.
When it said cause of death, it said pending further study.
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