Epstein Secrets

Examiner in New York. 13 : Thank you, everyone. This is 14 an official D0J/OIG investigation into the 15 events surrounding the death of inmate Jeffrey 16 Epstein. And you are being asked to 17 voluntarily provide answers to our questions. 18 Will you agree to a voluntary interview with 19 the DOJ/OIG? 2

in? 16 : After his death, yes. 17 : So, prior to conducting 18 Did you conduct his autopsy? 19 : I did. 20 : Okay. Prior to conducting 21 Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy, how many autopsies 22 had you conducted? If you can give me a rough 23 estimate. 24 : Oh. I don't know exactly. It 25 was a couple t

probably several hundred. 11 : Wow. Okay. And did you ever 12 deal with any prisoner deaths that you 13 conducted autopsies for, prior to Mr. Epstein? 14 : Oh, yes. 15 : Okay. And how many of those 16 autopsies, if you can give an estimate, 17 resulted in the determination of cause of death

ons, they usually have a different 8 pattern then I saw in Mr. Epstein. 9 : Got it. Thank you. So, what 10 made you come to the conclusion that Jeffrey 11 Epstein's death was a suicide? Can you walk us 12 through that? I know you mentioned the 13 plethora, the petechiae, and also the ligature

rom 2001 to 2003 was the 14 pathology training. And then, '03 to '04 was 15 the fellowship training. 16 : '03 to '04. So, you've been 17 with the Medical Examiner's Officer for almost 18 20 years now? 19 : Yes. I did leave for one year 20 briefly. I took a job elsewhere to be second 21 in command. Didn't

ner in New York. 13 MR. : Thank you, everyone. This is 14 an official DOJ/OIG investigation into the 15 events surrounding the death of inmate Jeffrey 16 Epstein. And you are being asked to 17 voluntarily provide answers to our questions. 18 Will you agree to a voluntary interview with 19 the DOJ/OIG? 2

ulations, they usually have a different pattern then I saw in Mr. Epstein. MR. : Got it. Thank you. So, what made you come to the conclusion that Jeffrey Epstein's death was a suicide? Can you walk us through that? I know you mentioned the plethora, the petechiae, and also the ligature itself. What all did yo

several 11 hundred. 12 MR. : Wow. Okay. And did you ever 13 deal with any prisoner deaths that you 14 conducted autopsies for, prior to Mr. Epstein? 15 MS. : Oh, yes. 16 MR. : Okay. And how many of those 17 autopsies, if you can give an estimate, 18 resulted in the determination of caus

of stuff 16 hanging in the corner there. That is not what 17 they brought to me and called the ligature. 18 When this correction officer pulled Jeffrey 19 Epstein out to start CPR, did something remain 20 around his neck? 21 MR. : So, he doesn't recall. He 22 thinks he took it -- 23 MS. :

2001 to 2003 was the 15 pathology training. And then, '03 to '04 was 16 the fellowship training. 17 MR. '03 to '04. So, you've been 18 with the Medical Examiner's Officer for almost 19 20 years now? 20 MS. : Yes. I did leave for one year 21 briefly. I took a job elsewhere to be second 22 in command. Di

York. 13 MR. : Thank you, everyone. This is 14 an official DOJ/OIG investigation into the 15 events surrounding the death of inmate Jeffrey 16 Epstein. And you are being asked to 17 voluntarily provide answers to our questions. 18 Will you agree to a voluntary interview with 19 the DOJ/OIG? 20

ter his death, yes. 18 MR. : So, prior to conducting 19 Did you conduct his autopsy? 20 MS. : I did. 21 MR. : Okay. Prior to conducting 22 Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy, how many autopsies 23 had you conducted? If you can give me a rough 24 estimate. 25 MS. : Oh. I don't know exactly. It EFTA00113061

they usually have a different 11 pattern then I saw in Mr. Epstein. 12 MR. : Got it. Thank you. So, what 13 made you come to the conclusion that Jeffrey 14 Epstein's death was a suicide? Can you walk us 15 through that? I know you mentioned the 16 plethora, the petechiae, and also the ligature 17

m 2001 to 2003 was the 15 pathology training. And then, '03 to '04 was 16 the fellowship training. 17 MR. : '03 to '04. So, you've been 18 with the Medical Examiner's Officer for almost 19 20 years now? 20 MS. : Yes. I did leave for one year 21 briefly. I took a job elsewhere to be second 22 in command. Didn'

is death, yes. 18 MR. : So, prior to conducting -. 19 Did you conduct his autopsy? 20 MS. : I did. 21 MR. : Okay. Prior to conducting 22 Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy, how many autopsies 23 had you conducted? If you can give me a rough 24 estimate. 25 MS. : Oh. I don't know exactly. It LIMITED OFFIC

bably several hundred. 12 MR. : Wow. Okay. And did you ever 13 deal with any prisoner deaths that you 14 conducted autopsies for, prior to Mr. Epstein? 15 MS. : Oh, yes. 16 MR. : Okay. And how many of those 17 autopsies, if you can give an estimate, 18 resulted in the determination of caus

ey usually have a different 12 pattern then I saw in Mr. Epstein. 13 MR. : Got it. Thank you. So, what 14 made you come to the conclusion that Jeffrey 15 Epstein's death was a suicide? Can you walk us 16 through that? I know you mentioned the 17 plethora, the petechiae, and also the ligature

2001 to 2003 was the 15 pathology training. And then, '03 to '04 was 16 the fellowship training. 17 MR. '03 to '04. So, you've been 18 with the Medical Examiner's Officer for almost 19 20 years now? 20 MS. : Yes. I did leave for one year 21 briefly. I took a job elsewhere to be second 22 in command. Di

York. 13 MR. : Thank you, everyone. This is 14 an official DOJ/OIG investigation into the 15 events surrounding the death of inmate Jeffrey 16 Epstein. And you are being asked to 17 voluntarily provide answers to our questions. 18 Will you agree to a voluntary interview with 19 the DOJ/OIG? 20

his death, yes. 17 MR. : So, prior to conducting -. 18 Did you conduct his autopsy? 19 MS. : I did. 20 MR. : Okay. Prior to conducting 21 Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy, how many autopsies 22 had you conducted? If you can give me a rough 23 estimate. 24 MS. : Oh. I don't know exactly. It 25 was a couple

, they usually have a different 8 pattern then I saw in Mr. Epstein. 9 MR. : Got it. Thank you. So, what 10 made you come to the conclusion that Jeffrey 11 Epstein's death was a suicide? Can you walk us 12 through that? I know you mentioned the 13 plethora, the petechiae, and also the ligature 14

rom 2001 to 2003 was the 14 pathology training. And then, '03 to '04 was 15 the fellowship training. 16 MR. '03 to '04. So, you've been 17 with the Medical Examiner's Officer for almost 18 20 years now? 19 MS. : Yes. I did leave for one year 20 briefly. I took a job elsewhere to be second 21 in command. Didn'