Epstein’s Brother Rips Apart FBI’s Suicide Claim as Evidence Stacks Up

Mark Epstein, brother of Jeffrey Epstein, is tearing apart the FBI’s suicide ruling. He calls their recent memo “stupid” and says the evidence clearly points to murder. Epstein’s family is demanding the truth about what really happened in that jail cell.

Mark laughed out loud when he saw the FBI’s statement. He told everyone they’re putting their “foot further down their mouths” with each new claim. The family insists Jeffrey was looking forward to his bail hearing and had no reason to kill himself.

The Epstein family hired top forensic expert Dr. Michael Baden after the death. Baden found fractures in Jeffrey’s neck bones that suggest strangulation. That’s a key sign of murder, not suicide. The official story just doesn’t add up for the family.

Mark proved the suicide story didn’t make sense. He bought the same type of bedsheet and tested it with weights matching Jeffrey’s body. The sheet ripped apart every time. How could it hold a grown man? The FBI’s story collapses under simple testing.

Then-Attorney General Bill Barr claimed he watched jail video showing no one entered Epstein’s area. Mark calls this “asinine and ludicrous.” Two cameras failed when Jeffrey died. That’s too convenient for a real investigation. Patriots know cover-ups when they see them.

FBI Director Kash Patel recently repeated the suicide claim. Mark mocked Patel’s qualifications, saying he’s “less qualified than a Boy Scout.” When government hacks ignore clear evidence, hardworking Americans lose faith in the system. This is why people distrust the deep state.

The Epstein family still hasn’t even received the 911 call from that night. They’re being stonewalled by officials who should serve the people. This is how the swamp protects its own. Regular folks get the runaround while powerful insiders hide the truth.

Jeffrey Epstein knew too much about rich and powerful people. His death silenced him forever. The family’s fight exposes how rotten the system really is. Until we get full transparency, justice will never be served for victims or their families.