Mark Epstein

Barbara Sampson, who didn't see the body, said it was a suicide.

And there's a lot of information on the autopsy that they have ignored or tried to downplay.

Now, recently, there's been two different teams of pathologists who have reviewed the

autopsy results, and they're not doing this on my behalf.

I'm not paying them.

They contacted me.

I gave them all the information we had about the autopsy or the photographs or the notes and everything, and they've concluded that this couldn't have been a suicide, and they're coming out with reports that are being peer-reviewed.

I'd like to give you more information now, but I'm holding off until the peer review is done, and they'll release their reports, and you'll see that this was not a suicide.

Now, also, let me get in.

We see that one.

Somebody else could have gone up or down the stairs just by staying to the right side of the staircase, and they wouldn't be captured on that camera at all.

The fact that we see that orange is because somebody was on the far left-hand side of that staircase.

But we don't know.

Possibly many people could have gone up and down into the T. I'm not saying they did, but for Bill Barr to say that nobody went in or out and that convinced him it was a suicide, well, that's like, if I could say, the dumbest thing I've ever heard.

Well, one of the things about the guards that's interesting too, we know about the two guards that got into trouble for falsifying the records and not doing their rounds.

It was Tova Noel and Michael Thomas.

We know that Michael Thomas came on shift late at night.

Okay, so there's never ever just one guard there.

That's prison policy.

So there was another guard there earlier in the night with Tova Noel until Michael Thomas got there.