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Epstein’s Former Butler Dismisses Suicide Ruling and Names Elite Visitors

The butler’s first public comments have reignited demands for full disclosure of unreleased investigative material

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The Trump administration's decision to close its investigation into Epstein has inadvertently drawn fresh attention to President Donald Trump’s past friendship with him.
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Overview

  • Valdson Vieira Cotrin told The Telegraph he believes Epstein “loved life too much” to kill himself and was confident he could secure bail before his death
  • The Justice Department and FBI reaffirm that Epstein died by suicide and have declined to release additional investigation files
  • Nearly 11 hours of surveillance footage from outside Epstein’s cell have been published but a critical minute leading up to his death remains missing
  • Cotrin said he never witnessed Epstein engaging with underage girls and described only professional staff visits at his Manhattan and Paris residences
  • He claimed Epstein boasted of a job offer from President Trump’s administration, a detail White House sources have disputed