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Jeffrey Epstein Death Investigation New York Field Office 90A-NY-315127 EFTA00164864 • 07/08/19: Epstein detained at Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) • 07/09/19: Epstein placed with cellmate • 07/23/19: Epstein's first suicide attempt • 07/24-29/19: Epstein placed on suicide watch • 07/29/19: Epstein removed from suicide watch • 08/09/19: Cellmate Tartaglione released • 08/09/19: Epstein last observed on video returning to Special Housing Unit (SHU) at approximately 7:40pm • 08/10/19: MCC staff discovered Epstein hanged in cell at 6:33am EFTA00164865 (U) Epstein Housing Unit Details :a-, j.x EFTA00164866 (U) Epstein Housing Unit Details EFTA00164867 (U) Epstein Housing Unit Details Orit7 EFTA00164868 (U) Epstein Housing Unit EFTA00164869 (U) Epstein Housing Unit UNCLASSIFIED EFTA00164870 (U) Epstein Cell Area EFTA00164871  Type of Incident INMATE SVICIDI: I> Incident INMATE S(.1(11Th Date and Time of Incident 08 10 2019 6.33 AM Date and I iine of Incident 08'10,2019 6 33 .I.t1 Inmate Name Reg. NO EP.STEI.N. .IEFFERT REG,7 - 6318-054 Inmate Name. Reg. No. EPSTEE14/1 JEFFERY REG;-' 76318-054 I a)cation of Incident Location of Incident Z4 Photograph(s) by Photograph(s) by Date and Time of Photo 08,102019 6:49 Al! Date and Time of Photo ON /0'0/46 PI All airP-EMS EMT 0-i4.44* -it UNCLASSIFIED//LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE EFTA00164872  Type of Incident INMATE SUICIDE Type ofIncident INMATE SUICIDE Date and Time of Incident 084012019 6:33 AM Date and Time of Incident 0811012019 633:14! Inmate Name !Reg. No. EPSTEIN. JEFFERY REG#76318-054 Inmate Name ! Reg. No. EPSTEIN JEFFERY REG-476318-054 Location of Incident ZI Location of Incident kt Photograph(s) by Photograph(s) by Date and Time of Photo L V 08/10/2019 6:49 AM Date and Time of Photo ."-,9— 08 JO 2019 6.49 AM .,. 0 rat....„.. ,s \ . , • ••• •• UNCLASSIFIED EFTA00164873  Type of Incident INMATE SUICIDE Date and Time of Incident IL 8'102019a 6:33AM Inmate Name(s) Reg. No. Jeffrey, Epstein 4763 18-054 Date and Time of Incident 08110/2019 6:33 AM ocation of Incident photographs taken at outside ospital Inmate Name / Reg. No. EPSTEIN, JEFFERY REG#76318-054 Photograph(s) by Location of Incident %I Photograph(s) by Date and Time of Photo 08.110 2019 6:49.-1.11 UNCLASSIFIED EFTA00164874  Type of Incident N/A re of In,:ident N \ Date and Timc of Incident 810/2019 Cci) 6:33 AM Date and Time of Incident 8'10_019 a 6:33 AM Inmate Name(s) / Reg. No. Jeffrey. Epstein #76318-054 Inmate Name(s) / Reg. No. Jeffrey, Epstein tr763 I 8-054 Location or Incident photographs taken at outside hospital I .oca tion of Incident photographs taken at outside hospital Photograph(s) by Photographs) by itcsi‘ssSw‘ S504192Striae* EPSNtills.inksikikanitrotiosv.s 09110i UNCLASSIFIED EFTA00164875 (U) Inside Epstein's Cell UNCLASSIFIED//LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE EFTA00164876 (V) Image EFTA00164877  Jo_ e (U) OCME Epstein Autopsy . m vi e, re, AI /A7 Report • .4. k'diu ov VI FINAL DIAGNOSES: CAUSE Of OCATti: HANGING I. HANGING: MANNER nra: SUICIDE (HANGED SELF) A. LIGATURE FURROW OF NECK B. PETECHIAL HEMORRHAGES OF BILATERAL PALPEBRAL CONJUNCTIVAE AND OF ORAL MUCOSA C. CONFLUENT HEMORRHAGES OF RIGHT BULBAR CONJUNCTIVA D. PLETHORA OF FACE AND HEAD WITH PETECHIAL HEMORRHAGES OF FACE E. FRACTURES OF BILATERAL THYROID CARTILAGE CORNUAE AND LEFT HYOID CORNUA WITH ACCOMPANYING SOFT TISSUE HEMORRHAGES 1. SEE ANTHROPOLOGY REPORT F. RESUSCITATION ATTEMPTED 1. ABRASIONS OF MOUTH 2. ANTERIOR PARASTERNAL RIB FRACTURES 3. HEPATIC LACERATION WITH THIN HEMOPERITONEUM II. ABRASIONS OF LEFT FOREARM III. CUTANEOUS CONTUSIONS OF WRISTS IV. SUBCUTANEOUS HEMORRHAGE OF LEFT DELTOID MUSCLE V. HYPERTENSIVE AND ATHEROSCLEROTIC CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE A. CARDIAC HYPERTROPHY (440 GM) B. LEFT VENTRICLE HYPERTROPHY (1.9 CM) wwM 4 OW U*t Errs catty It* etsched ere tut:v.8P C. RENAL ARTERIOLAR SCLEROSIS D. SLIGHT CORONARY ATHEROSCLEROSIS E. SLIGHT TO MODERATE AORTIC ATHEROSCLEROSIS VI. HEPATIC STEATOSIS (2480 GM) VA. CERVICAL LYMPHADENOPATHY VIII. REMOTE FRACTURE OF RIGHT FIRST RIB IX. REMOTE APPENDECTOMY (DATE AND INDICATION UNKNOWN) X. SEE TOXICOLOGY REPORT XI. SEE NEUROPATHOLOGY REPORT UNCLASSIFIED EFTA00164878  r l tr'tta SST it * * (U) OCME Epstein Autopsy IN lit4 Report Continued 11 er es * • rs ,44cu * 0 • 2 ? nF CLOTHING: The body is received clad in a hospital gown. INJURIES. EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL: These injuries are described in reference to standard anatomic planes. These injuries are grouped and labeled for descriptive purposes only; no sequence is implied. A. HANGING: There is a depressed, focally dried and abraded, noncircumferential ligature furrow of the neck that peaks slightly on both sides of the neck, more steeply on the right side than on the left. On the right side of the neck, the furrow bifurcates anterior to the ear. with one arm that peaks behind the right ear and one arm that extends to the right side of the back of the neck. On the back of the right side of the neck at the end of the lower arm of the furrow is a 1/2' x 11, irregular, red abrasion. The furrow ranges from 13-3/4" to 15* long (measured from both ends of the furrow on the right), and ranges from 1/8" to 1/2" wide. Anteriorty, the furrow passes over the thyroid cartilage. On the upper edge of the right side of the furrow beneath the chin is an adjacent. % x 1". inverted V-shaped. linear abrasion that ranges in width from 1/8" to 1/4". Beneath the left side of the mandible is a faint, 1/2" x 1-3/4", irregular, red abrasion with multiple, interspersed, deeper, red abrasions that measure up to''/. x 3/8". The face and head are plethoric above the furrow, with petechial hemorrhages of the face that are most marked within the eyebrows. There are multiple, petechial hemorrhages of the palpebral conjunctivae of both eyes, and confluent hemorrhages on the periphery of the right bulbar conjunctiva. There are faint petechial hemorrhages on the mucosal surfaces of the upper and lower lips. Within the parenchyma of the tongue are multiple, focal, spotty, purple hemorrhages. There is diffuse, purple hemorrhage at the base of the tongue. There are no hemorrhages of the anterior strap muscles of the neck. Posteriorly, there is a single hemorrhage in the left, deep, paraspinal muscles. Both thyroid cartilage comuae are fractured, and the left comua of the hyoid bone is fractured. all with accompanying soft tissue hemorrhages. See also "Anthropology Report? There are no fractures of the cervical vertebrae. B. OTHER INJURIES: On the back of the left forearm Is an oblique. 1", linear, red, abrasion with an adjacent, 1/2" x 1-1/4". faint. red abrasion. On the medial aspect of the back of the right wrist is a 1/8" x 1/2", faint. red contusion, and on the medial aspect of the back of the left wrist is a UNCLASSIFIED EFTA00164879 (U) OCME Epstein Autopsy ; g Report Continued ♦ 4.6. c-IIU OF 1.• by BACKGROUND: Laryn.r On 12 August 2019. the Forensic Anthropology Unit received a hyoid and larynx that were removed by Dr. Kristin Roman during the autopsy of a 66-yearsold male and submitted for The thyroid cartilage is almost entirely ossified and the cricoid cartilage is partially a trauma analysis. The hyoid was cleaned in warm water and a combination of sodium ossified. The thyroid exhibits two fractures: one to the left superior horn and one to the right bicarbonate and enzyme detergent. The larynx was placed in formalin and the soft tissues of the superior horn (Figures I and 3). The fractures to both the left and right superior horns occur just thyroid and cricoid were manually removed to facilitate examination. The specimens were superior to the junction with the lamina. The cricoid does not exhibit any fractures. examined radiographically. macroscopically and microscopically. 2cm fl1 in Figure I. Diagram of the submitted hyoid igure 2. Oscars tea of the submitted hyoid and larpn (anterior slew) showing the bone exhibiting a fracture to the kit greater approximate fracture locations I red lint"). horn tw Ink arrow 1. Figure 3. Microscopic (10x) posterior virus of fractures to bite circles) to the left and right superior horns of the thyroid. FINDINGS: Hyoid The greater horns of the hyoid are bilaterally fused to the hyoid body. There is a fracture SUMMARY: of the left greater horn (Figures I and 2). The hyoid bone exhibits a fracture of the left greater horn. The thyroid exhibits two fractures: one to the right superior horn and one to the left superior horn. The Forensic Anthropekty (hut is atentliled in totemic Investor, ,...In ISO/IEC 17020 Ettore!hi 4NNLVarsoc Accreditation Rnard. Refer to cerhfinsie and wipe of arrtrthrishon Fl-0014 UNCLASSIFIED EFTA00164880