Expert claims Epstein death more consistent with ‘homicidal strangulation’ than suicide

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Veteran medical examiner Dr. Michael Baden claimed that an independent autopsy conducted on disgraced billionaire and suspected sex offender Jeffrey Epstein revealed injuries more consistent with “homicidal strangulation” than suicide, which was determined as the cause of his death in August.

Epstein was found dead in his prison cell just days before he was scheduled to testify in a Manhattan court and potentially reveal the names of multiple high-profile individuals who were involved in his alleged sexual abuse of women and underage girls. The timing of his death fueled theories from those skeptical that he committed suicide.

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