Apparent Epstein suicide note found by cellmate in 2019
A cellmate of Jeffrey Epstein, Nicholas Tartaglione, reportedly found a possible suicide note written by Epstein in July 2019, weeks before Epstein's death in federal custody. The note, discovered inside a graphic novel, was described as containing a cryptic farewell message and was later authenticated in late 2019 or early 2020. The document is currently stored in a New York courthouse vault, and the New York Times has requested its release, while the DOJ says it has never had possession of the note.
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A cellmate of Jeffrey Epstein reportedly found the convicted sex offender’s apparent suicide note in late July 2019, weeks before his death. The revelation, reported by the New York Times on Thursday, comes nearly seven years after Epstein’s suicide in August 2019. Recommended Stories DOJ weighs new classified leak charges against Comey as legal pressure escalates Sheinbaum demands evidence before extraditing Mexican officials to US over cartel ties Trump’s latest appeal in E. Jean Carroll case denied as requests seem more likely to reach Supreme Court In interviews with the newspaper, Nicholas Tartaglione said he found the note after Epstein was found unresponsive in his jail cell with red marks on his neck.
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