Epstein's Alleged Suicide Note Released: 'I Was Investigated for a Month'
A federal judge in New York on Wednesday allowed the release of a document that allegedly contains a suicide note from the late financier and sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, Reuters reported.
TL;DR
- A federal judge in New York has allowed the release of a document allegedly containing a suicide note from Jeffrey Epstein.
- The note was reportedly found by Epstein's former cellmate, Nicholas Tartaglione, a convicted murderer.
- Epstein's death in August 2019 was ruled a suicide, but the authenticity and circumstances surrounding this note are subject to scrutiny.
- The note, written in July 2019, questions the duration of his investigation and suggests a defiant attitude.
- The judge deemed the note's authenticity and discovery details irrelevant to the decision to release it.
- The article also touches upon the uncertainty surrounding Epstein's first reported suicide attempt in July 2019 and his conflicting statements to authorities and psychologists.