On August 9-10, 2019, Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. Guards Tova Noel and Michael Thomas didn't check on him for 8 hours, shopped online, and falsified logs. Both surveillance cameras outside his cell malfunctioned — 10 of 11 cameras in the SHU were not recording. His cellmate was transferred the day before. Dr. Michael Baden, hired by the family, found the hyoid bone fractures were more consistent with strangulation than hanging. The guards accepted plea deals to avoid prison.
Both guards slept, both cameras failed, cellmate transferred — all the night Epstein died in a maximum-security facility
“The cameras broke, the guards slept, his cellmate was moved. Everything that could go wrong went wrong, all on the same night, in the most high-profile case in America.”
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