New evidence in the Epstein files raises questions about official prison reports

Newly released documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation have surfaced, revealing startling contradictions in the official account of his death. Video logs from the night he died show a "flash of orange" moving through the prison while inmates were supposedly on lockdown—a detail that raises serious questions about who was moving through the facility. Adding to the mystery, reports indicate that guards who discovered the body do not recall seeing a noose, and the one collected at the scene was later ruled out as the actual ligature used.

The file dump also includes disturbing emails, such as a message to Epstein asking for the name of a gynecologist used for his victims. As public pressure mounts, attention shifts toward the upcoming video depositions of high-profile figures. With figures like Bill Maher questioning past narratives, this update explores how these new revelations are forcing a re-evaluation of the entire case and its high-profile connections.