Epstein Secrets

ed. 1 2 MR. : This is Special Agent 2 MS. .• 3 with the Department of Justice, Office 3 4 of Inspector General. Today is Wednesday, 4 MR. EPSTEIN: And when you stated, my name 5 September 22, 2021. The time is 10:29 a.m. We 5 Mark is M-A-R-K. Not with a C., a K. 6 are here at the New York Fi

MR. EPSTEIN: Yeah. 9 Senior Special Agent , and 9 MR. : lust for the record, you are 10 myself. We are conducting an interview with 10 , Mr. Jeffrey Epstein's brother. 11 Mr. Mark Epstein in regards to Jeffrey 11 MR. EPSTEIN: Yes. 12 Epstein's investigation, of his death. I'm 12 MR. : And I understan

You can go now. 23 MR. : Go ahead. 24 MR. EPSTEIN: Okay. As I mentioned 25 before, before you came, I told them that, when 1 I first heard of Jeffrey's death, I just 2 assumed that it was a suicide, because it was 3 reported as such, and that time, I had no 4 reason to doubt it. And I just respe

it, yeah, I didn't get any kind of reaction 24 from her. (Indiscernible *00:35:41) 25 MR. : All right. EFTA00113469 41 1 MR. Do you know if Jeffrey 2 changed his will leading up to August 9th? 3 MR. EPSTEIN: I was told he changed his 4 will. He did. Now, traditionally, my brother 5 and I were n

dly, they photographed the body, you 17 know, when they find a dead body in prison, 18 they're not supposed to move it. They're 19 supposed to get the Medical Examiner's Office, 20 so they can (Indiscernible *00:11:17) surprise. 21 I mean, no matter how you look at it, he was 22 moved. 23 Now, if you saw the photographs

orney Stacey Richman. DOJ 9 Senior Special Agent And 10 myself. We are conducting an interview with 11 Mr. Mark Epstein in regards to Jeffrey 12 Epstein's investigation, of his death. I'm 13 going to introduce myself for the recording, 14 and I'm going to state my last name, also spell 15 it out. M

a C. A K. 6 : Thank you for taking the time 7 to talk to us today. 8 MR. EPSTEIN: Yeah. 9 : Just for the record, you are 10 Mark Epstein, Mr. Jeffrey Epstein's brother. 11 MR. EPSTEIN: Yes. 12 : And I understand that 13 basically, you reached out through attorney 14 Richman, you reached out to us, and

ow. 23 : Go ahead. 24 MR. EPSTEIN: Okay. As I mentioned 25 before, before you came, I told them that, when EFTA00113486 6 1 I first heard of Jeffrey's death, I just 2 assumed that it was a suicide, because it was 3 reported as such, and that time, I had no 4 reason to doubt it. And I just respe

they (Indiscernible *00:11:11), you 17 know, when they find a dead body in prison, 18 they're not supposed to move it. They're 19 supposed to get the Medical Examiner's Office, 20 so they can (Indiscernible *00:11:17) surprise. 21 I mean, they had it look like -. He was moved. 22 Now, if you saw the photographs, when th

ith the FBI Newsweek (11/25, Gooding, Whisnant) reported that Director Patel said this week in an interview with journalist Catherine Herridge that Jeffrey Epstein's estate is refusing to share key records sought by investigators. He said the government and the estate hold "separate boxes" of information, limitin

hat and see what evidence comes, but there's an important distinction. The information that the government possesses versus the information that the Epstein estate possesses, those are two separate boxes of information and the Epstein estate has not been willing to share information with the U.S. govern

nterview with journalist Catherine Herridge that Jeffrey Epstein's estate is refusing to share key records

ing to the article, Cooney's remains were found in 1981 along Highway 33 in Ojai, but the cause of his death could not be determined. In June 2004, the Medical Examiner's Office submitted evidence to the U.S. Department of Justice for DNA analysis, the VCSO said. Only a partial profile was obtained through the investigation,