Giuffre claimed she had been passed around as a sex slave. Her father initially accepted the suspected cause of death as suicide, but on May 1 he said he believed that “somebody got to her.”


cameras outside his cell report- edly malfunctioned. Addition- ally, footage from a July 25, 2019, incident when Epstein was found semiconscious was erased due to “technical errors.” Guards’ Negligence: The two


guards responsible for monitor- ing Epstein every 30 minutes neglected their duty for rough- ly eight hours and were later charged with falsifying records. Broken Protocols: Epstein


was alone in his cell, despite rules requiring a cellmate for high-risk inmates (which Ep- stein was); his cellmate was transferred the day before his death. Banned Items: A wire from Epstein’s CPAP machine, which should not have been al- lowed under suicide watch pro- tocols, was found in his cell. Dr. Michael Baden, a well-


respected forensic pathologist hired by Epstein’s brother, ob- served the autopsy and noted fractures in Epstein’s neck that “are more common in victims of homicide by strangulation.” Skeptics suggest that Ep-


stein’s connections to powerful individuals — such as politi- cians, celebrities, and business leaders — provided motives for many to silence him, prevent- ing the disclosure of incrimi- nating details during his trial,


TRAGIC LIFE Virginia Giuffre holds a photo of herself at age 16, when she met Jeffrey Epstein and says he began sexually abusing her. She later accused Prince Andrew of Britain — shown at left with Giuffre and Ghislaine Maxwell — of sexual misconduct. Andrew has denied the allegations and was never charged. Giuffre sued him in civil court in New York, and the case was settled in February 2022 with an undisclosed payment to her and a donation to her charity for sexual abuse victims. Giuffre died by suicide in April at age 41.


and that some of these influen- tial figures might have actively conspired to hide his crimes. Flight logs, partially released


in February 2025, confirm the presence of high-profile pas- sengers. They included: Clinton, who flew on the plane multiple times Prince Andrew, the young-


er brother of Britain’s King Charles, who was named in lawsuits by Epstein victim Vir- ginia Giuffre, who reportedly committed suicide this year at age 41 at her home in Australia. Giuffre claimed she had


been passed around as a sex slave. Her father initially ac- cepted the suspected cause of


July 6, 2019: The FBI arrests Epstein on sex traficking charges after concluding the feds are not bound by the earlier non- prosecution deal.


Aug. 10, 2019: Guards find Epstein dead in his cell at a federal lockup in New York City. Investigators conclude he killed himself.


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July 2, 2020: Epstein’s enabler Maxwell is charged with helping to recruit underage girls for him to sexually abuse.


Dec. 30, 2021: Maxwell is convicted of sex traficking, conspiracy, and transportation of a minor for illegal sexual activity. She is sentenced in June 2022 to 20 years in prison.


January 2024: A judge unseals thousands of pages of court records in a civil lawsuit involving one of Epstein’s victims, renewing public interest in the case and the demand for more records to be made public.


2024: Trump suggests during his presidential campaign that he’d seek to open the government’s Epstein files.


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