‘He killed himself’: FBI chief Kash Patel and Dan Bongino insisted that Jeffrey Epstein died of suicide

FBI Director Kash Patel and Deputy Director Dan Bongino strongly claimed that Jeffrey Epstein’s death in Manhattan Jail Cell in 2019 was an suicide, which was consistently pushing behind against the principles of conspiracy that he was murdered to protect powerful persons. Her comments came during a joint appearance on Fox News’ Sunday Morning Futures with Maria Bartiromo.“He killed himself,” Bongino clearly said during the interview. “I have seen the whole file. He killed himself.” Patel supported this view, saying, “As a person is a public protector, an prosecutor, who is in that prison system, you know a suicide when you see one, and that was that.”

He admitted that the skepticists have the right to his opinion, but insisted that there is no spontaneous game.Bongino reiterated its stance on X, wrote: “I have reviewed the case. Jeffrey Epstein killed himself. There is no evidence in the case file that otherwise indicates. If new evidence surfaces, I am happy to revaluate.”Epstein was hung in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center on August 10, 2019, which was a month after arrest on allegations of sex trafficking. His death was committed by the Chief Medical Examiner of New York City. However, two guards on duty allegedly slept and failed to investigate it, and hallway surveillance cameras failed, a combination that gave air to public doubts.Connecting the dispute, Epstein’s family has given a forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden was hired, who concluded that Epstein’s neck injuries suggested murder. “Fractures were more consistent with strangulation,” he argued. However, at that time the city’s medical examiner Dr. Barbara Sampson said, “The reason is hanging, the way there is suicide. I stand strongly behind our determination. ,In February, the US Attorney General Palm Bandy issued a batch of documents related to Epstein and went ahead about Epstein’s death in February. According to Fox News, the contact in the files was slightly greater than the information and did not reveal any so -called “client list”, motivating backlash from Republican MPs. Rape Anna Paulina Luna called the release “A full disappointment”, seeking to make the complete information public.Bondi later stated that after putting pressure on DOJ, he found “a truck load of evidence” from the southern district of New York. He promised that a full FBI report was coming, although no one has been released yet.Epstein’s case came into the limelight after the recent death of Virginia Gifre, which is one of his most prominent accused. According to the New York Times, Gifray died of suicide in his farm in Western Australia in April. She sued UK prince Andrew in 2021, when she was a minor, accusing her of sexually abusing her, a claim she refused but later settled in private.GIUFFRE publicly played a central role in highlighting Epstein’s crimes. In 2015, she quit her oblivion and quoted by Mail on Sunday, “Originally, I was training to become a prostitute for her and her friends.” He said that he was admitted by Ghislen Maxwell at the age of 16, who was later convicted of sex trafficking in 2021 and sentenced to 20 years in jail.During the interview, Bongino and Patel also indicated that more revelations related to the FBI investigation were upcoming. Patel alleged that the former FBI leadership “prohibited and hidden” related to several high-profile investigations. “Just give us about one or two weeks,” he said, a new wave of transparency can be imminent.