In cell where Jeffrey Epstein died, a scene of disarray that never underwent thorough inspection, experts said

"Nearly two years passed before investigators interviewed the two key corrections officers on duty the night Epstein died in his cell in the Metropolitan Correctional Center in downtown New York City, in what was later ruled a suicide, according to court documents. One of those officers was the only person to attest to seeing Epstein hanging by a bedsheet from his bunk."

""The FBI literally has all of the best tools. I mean, spared no expense. They have every tool you can imagine. And they used none of it as far as we can tell," forensic analyst Nick Barreiro said after reviewing the photos, many of which have never been published. "How are there not way more people pointing out the absurdity of this?""

The federal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's death exhibited significant procedural failures, including not interviewing potential witnesses, failing to properly preserve certain evidence, and omitting basic forensic tests. Investigators waited nearly two years to interview the two corrections officers on duty the night of the death; one officer was the only person to report seeing Epstein hanging by a bedsheet. Photographs taken before FBI processing show missing evidence markers and items moved, indicating scene mishandling. Forensic analysts noted that available investigative tools were not utilized. The Department of Justice Office of Inspector General concluded the death was a suicide.

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