A suicide observe purportedly left behind in his jail cell by the late intercourse offender Jeffrey Epstein earlier than his first try to kill himself mentioned, “It’s a deal with to have the ability to select one’s time to say goodbye.”
Epstein’s former cellmate Nicholas Tartaglione — a convicted quadruple assassin — claimed that he discovered the observe tucked in a e-book within the days after Epstein’s first suicide try in July 2019. On the time, Epstein denied being suicidal and advised a psychologist, “I’ve little interest in killing myself.”
A federal choose ordered the observe unsealed on Wednesday, giving the general public and investigators their first have a look at the purported suicide observe.
A suicide observe was purportedly left behind in Jeffrey Epstein’s jail cell earlier than his first try to kill himself.
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The cryptic, one-page handwritten observe provided few new particulars about Epstein’s purported motivations, and there’s no affirmation that Epstein himself authored it.
“They investigated me for month — discovered nothing!!!” the observe mentioned.
Jeffrey Epstein in Cambridge, Ma., Sept. 8, 2004.
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“Whatcha need me to do — burst out crying!” the observe continued. “NO FUN — NOT WORTH IT!!”
One line of the seven-line observe is unclear as a result of a phrase is indecipherable.
Epstein died in jail whereas awaiting trial on August 10, 2019. His dying was dominated a suicide by hanging by the New York Medical Examiner’s Workplace, and the Justice Division concurred with that discovering.
