Investigative Report: DOJ-OGR-00023463
The report concludes that Jeffrey Epstein's death was a suicide, citing evidence such as the presence of multiple nooses in his cell and the Medical Examiner's findings. The investigation also found that BOP personnel failed to follow proper procedures, including not conducting required rounds and counts, and that Epstein was left unmonitored in his cell for hours.
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The report concludes that Jeffrey Epstein's death was a suicide, citing evidence such as the presence of multiple nooses in his cell and the Medical Examiner's findings. The investigation also found that BOP personnel failed to follow proper procedures, including not conducting required rounds and counts, and that Epstein was left unmonitored in his cell for hours.
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