“He killed himself”: FBI boss Kash Patel and Dan Bongino insist that Jefry has died by suicide

The FBI director Kash Patel and the deputy director Dan Bongino have stated that Jeffrey Epstein's death in a prison cell in Manhattan was a suicide in 2019 and reset against continuing conspiracy theories, which he was murdered to protect powerful people. Her comments came with Maria Bartiromo during a joint appearance in Fox News' Futures on Sunday morning.“He killed himself,” said Bongino clearly during the interview. “I saw the whole file. He killed himself.” Patel supported this view and said: “As someone who was a public defender, a prosecutor who was in this prison system, you know a suicide when you see one, and that was.”

He admitted that skeptics have the right to their opinion, but insisted that there was no bad game.Bongino confirmed his attitude to X and wrote: “I checked the case. Jeffrey Epstein killed itself. There is no evidence in the case file that shows something else. If new evidence arises, I am happy to re -evaluate.”Epstein was found on August 10, 2019 in his cell in the Metropolitan Correctional Center, one month after his arrest for sex trade rates. His death was ruled by New York's Chief Medical Examiner as a suicide. According to reports, two service guards did not fell asleep and could not check him, and the surveillance cameras of the hallway had submitted a malfunction, a combination that cheered on the suspicion of the public.In the controversy, Epstein's family provided the forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden, who proposed Epstein's neck injuries. “The fractures agreed better with strangulation,” he argued. Dr. Barbara Sampson, the then medical examiner of the city, countered: “The cause depends, the manner is suicide. I am firmly behind our determination. “The speculation about the death of Epstein continued to be enthusiastic in February after the U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi published a lot of Epstein-related documents. According to Fox News, the files hardly contained more contact information and did not reveal a so -called “customer list”, which asked the republican legislators' setbacks. The representative Anna Paulina Luna described the publication “a complete disappointment” and demanded that the full information be published.Bondi later said that after printing the doj, she received a “truck load evidence” from the southern district of New York. She promised that a full FBI report would come even though none of the people had been published yet.The case of Epstein recently reappeared in headlines after the death of Virginia Giuffre, one of his most famous prosecutors. According to the New York Times, Giuffre died in April on her farm in Western Australia through suicide. She had sued the British Prince Andrew in 2021 and accused him of sexually abusing her as a minor, an assertion he denied but was later privately settled.Giuffre had played a central role in the public uncovering of Epstein's crimes. In 2015 she gave up her anonymity and was quoted by the mail on Sunday: “Basically, I trained to be a prostitute for him and his friends.” She said she was recruited by Ghislaine Maxwell at the age of 16, who was later convicted of sex trade in 2021 and sentenced to 20 years in prison.During the interview, Bongino and Patel also indicated that more revelations were made in connection with FBI investigations. Patel claimed that the former FBI leadership “Documentation and hidden documentation in relation to several top-class probes in relation to the HID documentation has held back.” Just give us about a week or two, “he added and suggests that a new wave of transparency may be imminent.