Mark Epstein, Jeffrey Epstein’s brother, publicly mocked the FBI’s recent memo affirming the 2019 suicide ruling, calling it “stupid” during a NewsNation interview. He challenged FBI Director Kash Patel’s assertion, saying Patel “has no idea” because he wasn’t present at the autopsy or the jail scene.
The FBI and DOJ released 11 hours of prison surveillance footage to support the claim that Epstein died by hanging. However, the footage inexplicably omits a full minute—from 11:58:58 PM to midnight—fanning fresh suspicions. Attorney General Pam Bondi insisted the gap was due to outdated recording systems but acknowledged such daily glitches.
Mark pointed out medical uncertainty, noting that independent examiners could not definitively rule Epstein’s death a suicide. He suggested inconsistencies in autopsy findings and the missing video minute could indicate foul play.
Despite DOJ statements denying there was any “client list” of high-profile associates or evidence of homicide, skepticism lingers among right-wing circles, including MAGA supporters and conservative commentators. Mark’s critique highlights growing frustration with limited transparency.
This controversy continues to fuel conspiracy theories and debates over accountability in Epstein’s death.
