Fake Video Purporting to Show Jeffrey Epstein’s Final Hours Briefly Circulates Online
Analysis shows the circulating 12-second Epstein video was altered and does not originate from DOJ footage, matching a 2019 YouTube upload, raising questions about its authenticity.
- A 12-second clip time-stamped Aug. 10, 2019 purports to show Jeffrey Epstein in his MCC New York cell, but DOJ documents confirm the file was modified and not from the Department of Justice.
- Last Friday the Department of Justice posted an initial tranche of photos, documents, audio, and video files online under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, which requires all unclassified records related to Epstein to be published.
- Forensic reviewers identified the clip as a two-segment composite that cuts out nearly three minutes and noted the door does not match Epstein’s cell photos.
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Fake Video of Jeffrey Epstein Attempting Suicide Appears, Then Gets Deleted, from DOJ Files
The video shows a man who looks similar to Epstein attempting suicide on the night that Epstein took his own lifeDOJ Fake Jeffrey Epstein videoNEED TO KNOWA fake video released alongside other files in Jeffrey Epstein's case appears to show Epstein attempting suicide on the last night of his life in his prison cellUpon closer examination, the video appears to be an animationThe Bureau of Prisons report about Epstein's suicide states that no foot…
DOJ releases shocking fake video of Jeffrey Epstein suicide as part of file dump
The DOJ released shocking footage that appeared to be a recreation of Jeffrey Epstein's suicide in his Manhattan jail cell — and it briefly set the internet on fire until it was revealed to be fake.
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