ALBAWABA - Brother of sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, Mark, sparked controversy after sharing a new unreported autopsy picture of Jeffrey claiming that he "couldn't have committed suicide" in jail.
The latest unseen-before autopsy picture of Jeffrey Epstein has sparked new rumors online with claims that the owner of Little Saint James Island might have been killed inside his jail cell, Mark said in an interview with US podcast host Megan Kelly on Friday.
RT reported that in the photo, a large red scar across the middle of the deceased sex trafficker's neck was spotted. Jeffrey Epstein's brother reportedly said that the scar is inconsistent with reports by American authorities that he "hung himself in his New York jail cell."
Mark Epstein defined his allegation by saying if Jeffrey committed suicide, the ligature marks should have gone up under his chin and behind his ears. He added: "From that picture, the ligature mark on his neck is more in the middle of his neck and sort of goes straight back."
He maintained: "In a hanging, it goes really high up in the front of the neck because you sink down into that noose."
Despite that Mark Epstein didn't really say that his brother might have been killed in New York jail, but many social media users online said that after the newly released "autopsy photo," the sex offender might have been "killed" in jail.
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Jeffrey Epstein's brother Mark reveals a never-before-seen photo of Epstein from the autopsy, showing a significant red mark on Epstein's neck, which he says shows Epstein could not have killed himself.
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About Jeffrey Epstein:
Jeffrey Epstein was arrested in July 2019 on charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy to engage in sex trafficking. He was denied bail ahead of his trial.
Epstein previously served 13 months in a Palm Beach county jail. His list includes a high-profile social circle including big political names such as Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, and Queen Elizabeth's son Prince Andrew.
A year after his arrest, Jeffrey Epstein's ex-girlfriend and longtime associate Ghislaine Maxwell was busted by the police on charges relating to Epstein's sex trafficking operation. She was found guilty of 5 out of 6 charges, and in June 2022, she was sentenced to 20 years by judges.
