Jeffrey Epstein's Brother Renews Murder Allegations, Suggests High-Profile Cover-Up

Mark Epstein criticizes the investigation into his brother's death, questions former US Attorney General Bill Barr's role, and hints at possible motives involving high-profile individuals.

Mark Epstein, brother of the late financier Jeffrey Epstein, has renewed allegations that his brother's death in prison was not a suicide but a murder, suggesting a cover-up by high-profile individuals.
Mark Epstein has criticized the investigation into his brother's death, stating that key personnel such as medical staff and emergency responders were never questioned, which he finds unusual for high-profile cases.
He also questioned the role of former US Attorney General Bill Barr in declaring his brother's death a suicide, suggesting that Barr could be 'protecting' someone.
Mark Epstein has previously stated that his brother had 'dirt' on high-profile individuals, including Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, and hinted that this could be a motive for murder.
Despite these allegations, no evidence of a cover-up or foul play in Jeffrey Epstein's death has been publicly revealed.

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