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One of the most persistent and infuriating scandals of recent years—the Jeffrey Epstein case—remains shrouded in controversy. Despite official conclusions declaring Epstein’s death a suicide, credible voices and forensic evidence cast doubt on that narrative.
Epstein’s brother publicly expressed skepticism, emphasizing that he was not convinced the autopsy results supported a suicide. Dr. Roman, the forensic pathologist involved, openly stated she couldn’t categorically call Epstein’s death a suicide because it appeared more consistent with homicide. This fuels suspicion that powerful individuals on Epstein’s infamous client list might be involved in foul play, yet they remain largely protected.