Even before his first suspected suicide try last month, Jeffrey Epstein was perhaps the most high-profile inmate in the federal jail system: A politically connected financier accused of sexually abusing dozens of underage girls. He was, by all accounts, the kind of inmate that should have been under the closest possible supervision.
Instead, Epstein was taken off suicide watch in the days before he took his own life, officials told NBC News, a decision that baffled former wardens and veterans of the federal prison system.
The New York City medical examiner’s office said Sunday that it
Today the Washington Post reported that Jeffrey Epstein’s autopsy found that the multimillionaire had multiple broken bones in his neck.
The newspaper, citing two unnamed sources with knowledge of the autopsy results, said Epstein’s injuries included a broken hyoid bone.
The president of the National Association of Medical Examiners told The Post that pathologists who find a broken hyoid typically conduct further investigation.
Jonathan L. Arden, who The Post cautioned was speaking in generalities and had no involvement in the Epstein autopsy, said the issues to be investigated include the location of the noose, how narrow it is, and whether the hanging involved a significant drop.
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But the cause of his death was listed as pending and other officials have avoided directly calling Epstein’s death a suicide. For example, Attorney General William P. Barr called it an “apparent suicide.”
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