Did Jeffrey Epstein kill himself?

[ashlesha]

I can understand and appreciate! an emotional response opposed to indignation on behalf of a powerful pedo. It was my first reaction too. I'm lacking either the information or the Fi for the corresponding level of confidence in an opinion.

[Raver]

The plot thickens. Basically, the Epstein autopsy reveals that he had broken bones in his neck, which is more typical of foul play rather than a suicide. On top of that, the bodyguard when interviewed by a journalist admits that Epstein likely had "help" in his suicide before becoming afraid and aware that he could not continue the interview longer because of possible dangers:

https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/15/us/je...eck/index.html

http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/...-old-boss.html

[a good egg]

The plot thickens. Basically, the Epstein autopsy reveals that he had broken bones in his neck, which is more typical of foul play rather than a suicide. On top of that, the bodyguard when interviewed by a journalist admits that Epstein likely had "help" in his suicide before becoming afraid and aware that he could not continue the interview longer because of possible dangers:

https://www.cnn.com/2019/08/15/us/je...eck/index.html

http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/...-old-boss.html

Yeah, I think it's becoming more probable that he had some kind of helping hand. Although, it's still possible that he could have arranged for this rather than it being murder. Logistically, it would have been pretty difficult to get the job done by himself, within 15-30 minutes (assuming they were indeed checking on him), and within a pretty sparse cell without anything to hang from, really.

Hearing that he was attending 12-hour meetings with his lawyers and was reportedly optimistic bordering delusional prior to his death makes me think that it's more likely he was taken by surprise though.