Doctor Present at Epstein's Post-Mortem Claims He Was Strangled and Didn't Take Own Life
- This past week, Dr Michael Baden, a veteran forensic pathologist hired by Epstein’s estate, said to The Telegraph, `My opinion is that his death was most likely caused by strangulation pressure rather than hanging` and called for further investigation.
- Among the materials released, CCTV footage shows a 'missing minute' and an 'orange flash' near Epstein's tier, fueling scrutiny, as the DOJ released three million files.
- The post-mortem record shows three distinct neck fractures, including the left hyoid and thyroid cartilage, and Epstein's death certificate was initially marked 'pending' before Dr Barbara Sampson ruled suicide by hanging five days later.
- Authorities, including the FBI and the US Department of Justice, continue to say Epstein killed himself, while Epstein's lawyers and family have called for an independent review.
- Senior experts note that senior forensic figures remain divided over Epstein's death, and observers warn unresolved disputes and prison issues threaten public trust and call for review by New York authorities and correctional oversight bodies.
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Jeffrey Epstein's death must be reinvestigated, says one of the doctors who was present at the pedophile billionaire's autopsy. - His death was likely caused by strangulation, says doctor Michael Baden.
Six years ago, Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his Manhattan prison cell while he was awaiting trial. If the official thesis of hanging suicide had been put forward by the authorities, doubts remained... And the new statements of Dr. Michael Baden, one of the forensic doctors who had autopsied the billionaire, continue to aggravate scepticism.
'Jeffrey Epstein died by strangulation, not hanging': Autopsy doctor makes big claim
Jeffrey Epstein, the convicted sex offender and financier, died due to strangulation and not hanging in his cell in a New York Jail in 2019, the doctor who observed his post mortem has claimed, once again fueling questions and theories about the cause of death whether there is any foulplay. Dr Michael Baden, the forensic pathologist who observed Epstein’s post mortem on behalf of his family, has renewed his doubts about the official conclusion. …
Epstein was strangled, not hanged, says doctor who observed autopsy
Dr. Michael Baden says Jeffrey Epstein most likely died from strangulation, not suicide, citing neck fractures and security lapses, and calls for renewed investigation into inconsistencies surrounding his 2019 jail death.
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