Mark Epstein Says Forthcoming Autopsy Details Will Prove Jeffrey Epstein Was Murdered

Officials have repeatedly concluded he died by suicide, creating a sharp contrast with the family's assertions of homicide.

Overview

In a NewsNation interview, Mark Epstein said new autopsy information due in February will show his brother was killed rather than dying by suicide in 2019.
He said the injuries he observed did not match a hanging, and family-hired pathologist Michael Baden has argued since 2019 that the evidence points to homicide.
Multiple official reviews, including a 2023 Justice Department inspector general report and later DOJ and FBI re-reviews, have found suicide and documented prison oversight failures.
Congress continues to push for broader release of investigative files, with lawmakers accusing the administration of noncompliance and drafting contempt charges against Attorney General Pam Bondi.
The White House denies that President Donald Trump was aware of or involved in Epstein’s wrongdoing, as public theories persist and Ghislaine Maxwell has said she does not believe he died by suicide.