Dan Bongino gives a judgment on Jeffrey Epstein's cause of death after checking FBI files

Top -Brass at the FBI emphasized that the death of infamous sexual predier Jeffrey Epstein in 2019 was a suicide and that there is no sign that it suggests something else.

Dan Bongino, deputy FBI deputy director of FBI and director Kash Patel, both came to the conclusion in the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York City.

“I checked the case. Jeffrey Epstein killed itself. There is no evidence in the case file that indicates differently,” wrote Bongino, a former conservative -Talk radiom presenter, about X.

“I don't ask you to believe me or not. I tell you what exists and what does not. If new evidence arises, I am happy to re -evaluate.”

Epstein's abrupt death in 2019 has long been conspiracy theories and suspects that misconduct was involved in his death. Many conspiracy theories stated that some of the rich and famous customers who have served Epstein over the years may have been interested in preventing him.

During a hearing in the Senate at the beginning of this month, Patel made it clear that he believed that Epstein's death was a suicide and nothing more.

“Listen, you have the right to your opinion,” Patel told Fox News' “Sunday morning -futures” about skeptics.

“As someone who worked as a public defender as a public prosecutor who was in this prison system and was in the metropolitan prison center, who was in separate apartments, you know a suicide when you see one, and that was what it was.”

Bongino supported Patel during a joint interview with Maria Bartiromo.

“He killed himself,” said Bongino. “I saw the whole file. He killed himself.”

The pedophile financier was found dead in his prison cell on August 10, 2019, just over a month after his arrest.

On the day of his death, two guards slept and, according to the New York Times, did not see him every 30 minutes as needed. The cameras also pointed to the hallway in front of its cell and had been broken beforehand, according to several reports.

Initially, a medical examiner of Epstein's death decided as a suicide.

But then Epstein's family hired the forensic pathologist Michael Baden, who came to the conclusion that a murder insulation based on the evidence was far more likely than a suicide.

Baden pointed to specific fractures in Epstein's thyroid cartilage and in a hyoid bone, of which he claimed that he was more the result of the strangulation. Other experts have occupied doubts about this assessment.

“I am firmly behind our determination of the cause and type of death for Mr. Epstein. The cause hangs, the way is suicide,” said Dr. Barbara Sampson, New York City's Chief Medical Examiner from 2013 to 2021, shot back at that time.

Sampson had carried out the original autopsy on Epstein.

At the beginning of this year, Attorney General Pam Bondi published some documents on Epstein to Maga Influencer, most of which were previously released, which led to severe criticism of the process.

Bondi later claimed that the FBI had held back information.

In their FOX interview, Patel and Bongino claimed that more revelations related to cases that have annoyed Maga World, including the investigation of potential relationships between the Trump campaign in 2016 to Russia and January 6, 2021, Capitol Riot.

“The former management structure here was vengeful and malignant. They not only bastarded the FISA process and lie to the American public. They held and hid the documentation and put them in rooms in which people should not look,” said Patel.

“And it's good that we are here to clean it up and you see a wave of transparency,” he added. “Just give us about a week or two.”