Epstein's Brother Orders Bombshell Autopsy That "Will Prove Jeffrey Was Murdered"
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I wanted to give everybody an update on the Epstein files. We've had so much with Venezuela and then the execution of an unarmed American citizen by ICE, but the Epstein files are still lurking and there are deadlines being missed and new information that's coming up and something that just I've heard it before, but Mark Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein's brother, says that he was murdered. And then in February, we're going to have a new autopsy report that shows that. So this came up, and this is a bombshell after all these years. We find out from News Nation that Mark Epstein refers to a new autopsy report that will prove his brother was murdered. And then if you go into the body of the article he has hired,
a former New York City chief medical examiner to conduct a new autopsy. Those results will be released in February. And I think this is a really important update because Mark Epstein has been saying this and you've seen the doctored footage and you've seen Every single person that we've asked on this podcast and at large, do you think Jeffrey Epstein committed suicide? The answer is no. And Jennifer, just a quick reminder, who was president when Jeffrey Epstein was murdered and in charge of the Department of Justice? Well, that was Donald Trump and Bill Barr. So I think this is going to ignite again the conversation about we want to see the videos of how Epstein died.
I mean, this is, this is the whole ball game. I mean, I remember when he died and I remember like, I wasn't super into following all of the Epstein stuff, but I remember I was more following all of Trump's, you know, fuckery and Trump 1.0. And I remember saying to my husband, don't you think probably that DOJ did it? How could he commit suicide? How could that happen in federal custody like that? My husband's a criminal defense lawyer, goes to federal prisons all the time. A high profile prisoner like that, this just would not happen. And then I am no pathologist, even though I do watch a lot of true crime shows.
What new information has emerged about Jeffrey Epstein's death?
It's an armchair pathologist. When I saw the room, and I am a human being, and I thought about, okay, if I was trying to do that with what he had to work with, it seemed impossible. So let's just say he was murdered, then that means that the Trump administration and the Trump DOJ, somebody connected to it, murdered him. I mean, that's just all it means. And it's the biggest bombshell of them all that he was just quote unquote handled. And I just don't think it's possible that he just anatomically with that room, I just don't think it's possible that he committed suicide. I think they killed him. That's my opinion.
Well, and I remember when I heard that, you know, I've heard of prisoners committing suicide, so that didn't strike me. But when they said the video that the officers in charge of watching it were asleep and the video was out, I was like, there's no question. All of this stuff is not a coincidence. It just doesn't. happen that way. And you look at who stands to gain from the death of Jeffrey Epstein. That's an obvious question. And then another thing I found interesting this week was Robert Garcia, who is the ranking member for the Democrats on the House Oversight Committee. He comes out and we've been talking about Mar-a-Lago's connection to the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking ring. Here's Robert Garcia.
What does Mark Epstein claim about his brother's death?
And so there's a lot happening, and we're actually right now taking testimony in from survivors, some other people involved. So our work on the Epstein case is just starting and moving forward. Donald Trump thinks it's over. He doesn't really understand the breadth of what we're doing here. There's so much new information about Mar-a-Lago, what Mar-a-Lago, what their role was in the trafficking of girls. There's so much happening. And so all that will come out, the truth will come out, and we're just working hard to make sure that people understand that we want justice for the survivors.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:03–2:48
2
What new information has emerged about Jeffrey Epstein's death?
2:48–4:25
3
What does Mark Epstein claim about his brother's death?
4:25–5:20
4
What are the implications of the upcoming autopsy results?
5:20–10:33
5
How does the Trump administration relate to Epstein's case?
10:33–12:40
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