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Hey everybody, Dr. G here. I'm a clinical and forensic psychologist as well as a body language expert. And today we're going to be analyzing Jeffrey Epstein's final hours in prison as well as evidence of a cover up.
Before we get started with this, couple of quick things. One, I wanted to make sure you know this is not a psychological evaluation of any kind. These are just my opinions. In addition to that, I do want to remind you to like and subscribe if you want to see more content just like this. All right, let's go.
The first thing we're analyzing today is how Jeffrey Epstein's body was found. And I'm going to explain why everything you've heard about that is wrong. Then I'm going to show you some video footage that based on everything we've been told so far should not exist.
All right, let's just jump right in. Now, the first thing we're going to do is we're going to go look inside of Jeffrey Epstein's cell. This is on what's called Eltier. That's his cell block. And then once we go in the room, I'm going to show you why everything you've been told about how his body was found cannot actually be correct. We're we're going to go through interviews with the correctional officer who found his body. And then we're going to go through the medical examiner's report. We're going to look at a lot of different problems, but this is going to help you better understand why what you've been told about Jeffrey Epste and how he was found cannot be correct.
So, as we look over here, this is where his body was found. There's a notch right up there, which is where the fabric was hanging from. I'm going to show you pictures of this, and then I'm going to explain exactly what the problem is. But, I just wanted to give you some idea of the lay of what this place looked like. Now, look at the bottom there. That little gray strip at the bottom, that's about 2 in. that that's going to factor into some measurements that we're going to take in just a second. But I just want you to get a good look at this at what it looks like in live action so you can really see the inside of his cell before we go to some pictures.
Now, we're going to go through some pictures and I'm going to show you the exact problem with what's been reported about how Jeffrey Epstein's body was found. Now, this is actually part of Eltier. This is the cell block where Jeffrey Epste was housed. And you can see at the end there, there's a camera. This camera was supposed to not be working. That's going to come into play later. That's actually the second half of this video. But I just wanted to show you what this looks like because we're going to be talking about it.
Now, as we turn into his cell, you can see it's an absolute mess. Sheets everywhere, blankets everywhere, clothes all over the place. The mattress has been pulled off of the top bunk. It's been put on the floor. This is actually how his cell was found the day he died. And then there's some fabric right here. We're going to come back to that. I want you to note this. We're not going to talk about it now, but this is potentially significant. And then this is where his body was actually found.
Now, you can see this piece of fabric right here, this long piece of fabric. Now, we're going to walk through exactly what happened that morning. I'm going to explain to you the problems with what happened. And if you look closely, you can see exactly where the tear was, where he ripped the noose off of him. Now, I want to make very clear, the noose was not this piece of fabric. It wasn't that this was wrapped in a circle and that he tore this. The noose was a separate piece of fabric. That is very clear from everything that's described. That is important because we're going to be doing some measurements in a few minutes.
But first, I want to explain to you exactly what the correctional officer says that he found the morning of Jeffrey Epstein's death. On the morning of August 10th, 2019, at 6:33 a.m., correctional officer Michael Thomas goes in to Jeffrey Epstein's cell to bring him breakfast. What he sees is Jeffrey Epstein in a seated position, and he said that he was suspended one inch off the ground. Now, in that seated position, his body was upright. So, his buttocks to his head were upright. His legs were pointed in front of him. And he said he ran over and he ripped the noose off and then he started doing chest compressions. He said that his face looked normal. He said that it looks like maybe it had just happened. He said that he wasn't even sure that he was dead at the time, but he was doing chest compressions.
Now, what he doesn't remember is who else was in the room. He doesn't remember what nurses came in. He doesn't remember what happened to the noose. He can remember pretty much no other details. And that I think is significant in the sense that he remembers him being suspended one inch off the ground when at no point he actually looked.
Now I do want to be clear before we go on. I am not suggesting that Michael Thomas was part of a coverup. I actually don't think he was. I think he believes he was answering this honestly. I just think that he was wrong because what I think is more likely is that Jeffrey Epstein's body was sitting up against the wall that he was seated in that position. That the string was pulled fairly tight but he wasn't suspended off of the ground. I think that when you see somebody in that position, particularly when they have a liature around their neck, you assume they are suspended. I don't think that he was. I think that that's just what he logically believed because of what he was observing. I'm going to show you mathematically why there's no way he could have been suspended given what we're seeing right here. But I think that there was a genuine mistake there. And once he had reported that that Jeffrey Epstein's body was suspended, that then affected the medical examiner report and that affected how everybody saw this.
Now, I'm going to show you why we know that he couldn't have been suspended right here. And just to be clear, the FBI used these pictures to show to the medical examiner to say this is what the way things were set up. So, this is not and should not be changed at all from exactly the way it looked when this happened.
Now, I started wondering, how do we measure this? Because it just doesn't look like that much space. I was like, how could he have possibly been suspended in this small amount of space? and he wasn't in some sort of weird bobsled position or some sort of angle. He is described as being vertically straight up and down. All of that aside, I wanted to figure out how we can figure out the distance to this piece of fabric right here because it just doesn't seem that long. And I realized we've got cinder blocks right here. And cinder blocks are a standard size, including grout. They're 8 in. So, we know exactly how high this is. If you recall, I pointed out that little gray band at the bottom that's approximately 2 in. Well, now we're going to go through and calculate exactly how high up this piece of fabric is right here.
And I mentioned earlier this potential news. They still don't know whether or not this was it, but this would add another inch or two to all of that that we just saw. So, I just want you to keep in mind, they think this was probably it, but no one knows for sure. They still aren't sure what was or wasn't used as a liature. This is their best guess. Even though this right here is what is always shown, you always see pictures of this, but we know for a fact it was not this. This was unequivocally not what was used, but it was what was given to the medical examiner. We're going to get to that later.
So, you remember that little 2-in band I showed you earlier on, that little gray band at the bottom? Well, it accounted for that. And now we're going to look at where this would fall on an average heighted man. So, 2 in at the bottom, and this does not count the mattress. That would probably actually add 3 in. that would negate some of this, but I'm not including that. I'm trying to be as conservative as I can be. So, after one brick, we're at 10, then 18, 26, 34, and 42 in. So, we know for sure this is these are very standard sizes. This is most definitely correct as far as how high up this piece of fabric is.
Now, the average man, the the part of his neck where the liature would have been, because we've seen pictures of Epstein, the ligature was way up there, it would have been approximately around 30 in, give or take. If you pulled this down, it would probably be pulled down all the way to 24 in. And then you add that noose that we saw earlier. That's another couple of inches on top of any looseness from the noose as well. Because this was a knot that was fairly loose, we would be going all the way down to about 18 in. if not lower. It would have been impossible with this piece of fabric right here and the noose we saw earlier that could not have suspended somebody with the setup that we've been given. It just couldn't have.
And if he was not suspended, then that means the medical examiner's findings are incorrect because the medical examiner talked about all of the various things in the neck that were crushed. The trachea, it was pushed to the back of the neck. There all of these things that are related to pressure that wouldn't happen if it was a simple exfiation. So the the fact that he was suspended is extremely relevant to everything else. He would have had to have been suspended for the medical examiner's report to make any sense. And if he wasn't suspended, then everything that we know about how he died is wrong.
Now, the alternative explanation would be that somebody set him up in a seated position, put a liature around his neck, and pulled it tight. That's pretty much all you'd be able to do if you in fact murdered somebody and tried to stage it. Anything else logistically would just be too difficult. And so to me it makes sense given how hectic everything was, how confused Michael Thomas was. And like I said, we're getting ready to go through some interviews so you can see exactly what I'm talking about. The idea that he even could estimate that he was one inch off the ground is implausible to me at this point.
Couple of last little details I do want to point out. Piece of fabric right here. You'll notice it is straight as it goes down except for the very bottom where it was torn. There are no indentations. There's no bends. That shows that this is oriented as it was found. Otherwise, you would see exactly where in this piece of fabric it had been hooked right here. So, this is very much oriented to how it was found.
Now, I want you to also notice up here, if you pay attention right there, you can see right through a little hole. And what that means is that there are other areas with the same type of hole that this has. Now, doesn't it make a lot more sense that if you were going to be suspending, you would be doing it from up here rather than down here? This certainly seems much more definite. However, if you were going to stage somebody's body, it would be a lot easier to do if you have them sitting on the ground than if you have them all the way up here. This would be with all of that weight, this would be near impossible. So, I think that continues to lend credence to the idea that this was a murder and it was staged.
Before we look at the interviews with the correctional officer who found Epstein, I'm going to show you a couple of very brief documents. This is one from the FBI. They interviewed a nurse that was involved, one that went into Epstein's cell. I just wanted to point out right here, she stated the ligature was still around Epstein's neck when she saw him. And then in another document, it says the duty nurse arrived and took over administering CPR to Epstein. She saw a noose fabricated out of bed sheets, but could not recall if the noose was around his neck or on the ground next to the body. There are other people who have said they saw no noose at all. So, there are reports all over the place regarding what happened to the actual liature. Who saw it? Who didn't? Nobody seems to remember.
Now, we're going to look at some select parts of the Department of Justice's interview with Michael Thomas, the correctional officer who found Epstein. So, right here, they're talking about the piece of fabric that you've seen that you've seen attached to the bed. And basically, Mr. Thomas is making it very clear that what you see is the way that it was, but there was, as he says, there was more rope to it. So, it was actually longer than what you're seeing right there. He says it wasn't just a singular piece. So basically says he ripped the sheet and then he then he pllopped down afterwards. And so Mr. Thomas says it's just like a drop down. All right. So he dropped. Mhm. And then the investigator asks basically, "Do you remember if he landed on his butt?" Mr. Thomas replies, "Yeah, on his butt." Yeah, he landed on his butt. He landed on his butt. Mhm. But his head remained upright. Nah, I'm sure he, the investigator asks, I don't mean upright like he was looking at you, but I mean like his body remained upright, Mr. Thomas replied. I guess he was just limped over. I would say limped over. Then the investigator replies, "Okay." So, when you think about the fact that he tore this off of him and then his body just plops down and he leans forward, he's still sitting upright. So, that does go to show that he was oriented in a position where he was seated directly upright.
In terms of describing how he looked, the investig investigator asked, "Was he like completely purple?" Because we've seen pictures of Epstein after the fact, and his face is completely purple in those pictures. Mr. Thomas says, "No, he he was." No, no, no. Absolutely not. He wasn't completely Going to skip down a little bit. It wasn't like he was red or blue or his lips were like a different color. It wasn't any of that stuff. He was just And then if we scroll down a little bit further, Mr. Thomas says it wasn't no discoloration of anything like that, if that's what you're trying to get at. And it's like it's like it he's basically saying it's almost like it just happened. The investigator says, "All right, so you don't it didn't look like it was much different than when he was alive." And he says, "Yeah, it didn't look like that." And if we scroll down a little bit further, the investigator asks, "He actually seemed like he was alive." And Mr. Thomas replies, "Well, he didn't." I don't really want to say dead or alive because he was I was doing chest compressions. I mean, I'm not a doctor or anything like that, but I just kept going. I don't know if he was dead or anything at the time. So point being is the way he looked, it was not extremely obvious. His face was not purple. He was not even positive that he was dead at that time. He was just doing what he felt like he was supposed to do because what from what he had said, he believed he had been hanging right there.
Now, we're going to go over the interview provided by the medical examiner. So you can see what his conclusions were based on what he observed. So his conclusion is that it was obviously a liature that was used for a suspended hanging. and he describes in great detail exactly what you would observe. He said that the autopsy didn't show any real signs of struggle. That's something he's been very consistent on and he has referenced that numerous times that what you would see is if he was fighting that there would be broken fingernails. That he said that for men they're more pugilistic. They tend to punch each other more and that type of thing and there was nothing obvious in that regard. And that added to his conclusion that this was in fact not a homicide. Look right here. He talks about fractures of his thyroid cartilage and one side of his hyoid bone. These are structures inside your neck. And the patterns of these fractures was consistent with somewhat with a hanging. Now, all of these fractures and damage, the larynx, the voice box, it's shaped like a butterfly inside your throat, has two horns at the top. So, basically, he's saying that when it gets pressed against this that if someone is in a suspended hanging, it will press their larynx against the back of their throat and once again creates all sorts of damage. And he's saying right here that the cartilage was actually fractured. So someone who just had the oxygen cut off versus someone who has damage from a physical suspension is going to look very very different.
Now one thing that's clear throughout this is that it was never fully described the way that his body was found. So there was very limited information provided to the medical examiner and he was actually provided with a fake noose. Nobody really knows where he got what he got. Nobody knows what it is, but it's most definitely not what was actually used. Now, in reference to the piece of fabric that was on the floor earlier that I talked about, he said, "Now, I'm going to give you a close-up over here. This is like there was another noose that was laying at the scene." So, this is the investigator talking about that piece and asking the medical examiner what they think about this. And he basically said what he was given was too tidy, couldn't have been it. The thing that was laying on the floor seems more likely probably what it was, but nobody nobody still knows. There's still no full indication of whether or not that was even the news. So, it's never officially been recovered. But all of the determinations he came to were based on the fact that this was a suspended body. I'm curious if we could prove that there was in fact not enough room for it to have been fully suspended. If his determinations, if his decisions about all of this would in fact change.
Now, we're going to move on from the way that Jeffrey Epste's body was found to footage around and related to Jeffrey Epstein and the prison. Now, to understand this, if you've seen my previous videos, I've talked a lot about the video camera system because basically what happened was this. And I'm going to give you the really short version in case you've already sat through this a million times with me talking about it before because I have talked about this quite a bit. There were two DVR systems. In other words, two little boxes full of hard drives that all of the cameras recorded to. 64 of the cameras were recording to DVR 1. 128 cameras were recording to DVR2. So over the entire MCC, the MCC by the way is the Metropolitan Correctional Center. So if I say MCC, that's the prison. If I say SHU, that's the special housing unit. That is, in other words, this place where Jeffrey Epstein is staying. And if you hear me talk about different tiers, L tier, Mtier, and so forth, those are the actual cell block where the different inmates are housed. So Jeffrey Epste for example, was on L tier.
Now, what should have been happening is that there were all the cameras around this floor, around Lier and everywhere else that were recording to DVR2. So, the cameras are hardwired to record directly to a specific DVR. I've read lots of technical notes about this. I've read specifically what was said by the IT people. That's how this worked. So, the cameras that recorded to DVR1 versus DVR2, they can't swap. They can't trade which one's recording to which DVR.
Now, what happened was it turned out on that when they went back to review some of this footage, it just so happens the cameras had not been recording properly to the DVR2 system, which is where all of the relevant cameras are except for the two angles we're looking at here. This top angle right here, you can barely see Jeffrey Epstein's tier. I mean, you obviously can't see any real detail. This is the the footage that we've gotten so far. For any public footage you've watched, it's probably been from this angle. But it doesn't give us any real detail. We really can't see what's going on in the prison there with this angle. There's a ton of other cameras. Apparently, all of those were associated with DVR2, which was broken. It was not recording at all, according to the official word.
Now, DVR1 was in this camera and the one below it, which was the hallway. This was the hallway that where the elevators led into. Apparently, these two were working. So, there's plenty of footage from these two angles. What from what they've said, there's no footage available from the other angles. Everything from DVR2 apparently was destroyed. It didn't work. It hadn't been functioning for a long time. And no footage is salvageable, and no footage was recorded. That's the official line. So, given that, we cannot have footage from any of the cameras except for these two.
Now, we're going to be going into some fairly interesting footage that we actually do have. Hopefully, this is all making sense so far. I know it gets a little bit complicated. I'm going to actually show you a video walking through the prison. I've actually covered this before, but I want you to get a little bit of a layout so that this will all make a lot more sense and I can show you where some of the cameras are. So, this right here is the area where Jeffrey Epstein was housed. This is the shoe, the special housing unit. And as you can see directly ahead, that is a tier that leads upstairs and another tier is downstairs. That is not the one where Jeffrey Epstein's staying. This right here is the station where the correctional officers stay. The correctional officer I talked about earlier, he would have been one of the two correctional officers that was located right there.
Now, part of the reason I wanted to show you this, as you can see, the label M tier, that's downstairs, L tier is upstairs. And the reason that's relevant is that to understand what a tier is, and Jeffrey Epstein's room is right there. To understand what a tier is is essential in understanding the footage that we have found and understanding why it matters. I'm going to skip ahead for a second so you can actually see. So, right now they're walking into Elier. This was where Jeffrey Epstein was housed. And if you watch at the end of this hallway right here, earlier I pointed out a camera. That camera right there is one that was recording to DVR2, the broken, non-functioning DVR system, which coincidentally stopped working on July 29th, which is the day that he was released into the special housing unit. But this is one of the cameras which they said was recording to DVR2. So they have zero footage of it. It's all been destroyed. None of it works. There can't be footage from this. That's what they've told us over and over again.
Now, here's some newly released footage I wanted to show you because this is almost comically literal in the whole idea of a cover up. This is from the day of Jeffrey Epstein's death. This is newly released footage that we haven't seen before. They literally set up a board to cover it so you cannot see what's going on down below because right back here is exactly where all of the action would be. This is much later after Jeffrey Epstein's death. But they are in a very literal sense covering up you being able to see what is going on down there. And they didn't release this footage until recently. So this was intentionally withheld during previous releases when they had released what was supposed to be all of the footage. This was not released. So this is not the explosive part of the cover up. But I thought this was almost amusing that they in a very literal sense did try to cover this up while the investigation was ongoing.
Now, this footage right here I found far more interesting. So, this is showing the command center. Basically, if there was a phone call that needed to be made, if counts were being made, they would call this area right here. And I was very confused as to why it says L tier on here. I was wondering why on earth would they call this L tier? This isn't a tier at all. This is a command center. So, why isn't this generically labeled like the other areas? Why on earth would this be labeled Lier? And so, I started going through some of the footage and I want to show you what I found. As you're watching, you're going to see that all of a sudden it switches to Lier. Now, this is the real Lier. Now, the label is correct. And as you can see, this is the hallway where Jeffrey Epstein stayed. This is exactly the camera they said was not working. And yet, here we have it. So, you may be saying to yourself, "Well, what if they fixed it in a day?" Well, I can I can tell you for a fact, we know because there's a ton of evidence and there's a ton written up by the technical teams. DVR2 was not fixed by the 11th. But what that means is that the footage of Jeffrey Epstein's cell block should have been saved. That actually should have been recording. So, you may be wondering what happened. Why is this labeled as Ltier? Because clearly this isn't Ltier. That's Ltier. Well, somebody screwed up. Maybe who whoever did this is not very technically savvy, but somebody messed things up because what happened was that what should have been Ltier is now identifying this command center as Ltier. What should have been labeling this right here correctly as Ltier was now labeling this as Ltier. So, somebody messed with some settings. Somebody screwed with something. And maybe it's somebody who didn't really know exactly what they were doing because that shouldn't have happened because this I can tell you for sure is not Ltier. So, when I talk about this being proof of a coverup, we now know that footage from LTR should exist. This unequivocally was recording to the functioning DVR system. There should be footage of this. So, somebody somewhere along the line messed with this. That is the only possible explanation.
All right, let's go ahead and wrap things up. Hopefully, this is helping you better understand some of what the big problems with this case continue to be. As I said previously, I do not believe that Jeffrey Epstein was suspended in his cell. There's nothing about the way that it's been described, the evidence that we've seen that would suggest that that is in fact how it went down. In addition to that, it does seem like somewhere somebody was involved in a cover up of the footage of what happened that night because it's nowhere to be found. But it certainly seems like it was recording to a functional system despite the fact that there were claims that it was in fact writing to one that is broken and doesn't work.
If you have any other thoughts about this or if there's anything else you want me to analyze, please let me know in the comments below. Last thing before we get finished up is I do want to remind you to like and subscribe if you want to see more content just like this.