US Edition‘Missing Minute’ of Jeffrey Epstein Death Tape Explained as It Has Now ‘Been Found’
MANHATTAN, NEW YORK, JUL 31 – CBS News analysis finds multiple inconsistencies and missing footage in jail video of Jeffrey Epstein's death, raising questions about the government's investigation and official suicide ruling.
- The forensic review by CBS News found the jail video released earlier this month contradicts official statements, revealing blind spots, missing footage, and unexplained activity related to Epstein’s death.
- In reviewing the DOJ report, CBS News' forensic team found the video provides little evidence supporting official claims and raises questions due to multiple inconsistencies.
- Footage shows the digital clock skips from 11:58:58 p.m. to 12:00 a.m., and an orange shape is seen moving up stairs near Epstein’s tier at about 10:40 p.m.
- Although the review stops short of disproving suicide, seven Senate Democrats invoked the 'rule of five' to demand Justice Department records, raising questions about the investigation’s credibility.
- Despite denials, the full surveillance video remains unavailable to the public and independent forensic experts, fueling renewed demands for disclosure.
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A new investigation into the prison surveillance video from the night of Jeffrey Epstein's controversial death found inconsistencies in the government's report regarding the convicted pedophile, according to CBS News. One of the more intriguing revelations from the report is that there was an "orange shape" spotted moving up the stairs leading to the tier housing Epstein. Epstein was arrested in July 2019 on federal charges of sex trafficking of…
Official Epstein Narrative Fails, Says Journalist Who Was IN Epstein Prison
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The split over Epstein tells us something important about the MAGA movement
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Jeffrey Epstein death: Suicide ruling stands, but prison failures fuel conspiracy flames
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Everything we now know about Jeffrey Epstein’s death — and all the things that still don’t add up
Jeffrey Epstein died six years ago in a jail cell at the now-razed Metropolitan Correctional Facility in Lower Manhattan. But from the moment the disgraced financier's body was discovered hanging by a noose around his neck from a lower bunk bed in the cell, conspiracies have arisen that he didn’t simply kill himself. They were stoked by what former Attorney General Bill Barr called a “perfect storm of screw-ups” that night: Epstein had no cellma…
America wants answers to the death of sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein (†66) – and this video should deliver it. However, the opposite is the case.
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