Epstein files expose chilling details of pedophile's final days... and why he was Afraid of going back to his cell
The documents also spark fresh questions about the circumstances of his suicide.
At one point, following an initial unsuccessful suicide attempt, Epstein told a psychologist he was afraid to go back to his cell.
The documents also recorded that his brother Mark submitted a tip to the
FBI that he had been murdered.
Detailed records were released in relation to Epstein's first suicide attempt, which took place on July 23, 2019 at 1.27am in the Special Housing Unit at the Metropolitan Correction Center in New York.
'He stated that approx 1am he'd gotten up to drink of water as he gets up every thirty minutes. He remembered walking back to his bunk and waking up with staff there in his cell,' an assessment by a psychologist said.

Jeffrey Epstein is pictured after an apparent suicide attempt in July 2019
'When interviewed he stated he still cannot remember what happened in the SHU that caused the marks on his neck. He stated that for the 5 days before that he had only slept about 30 minutes each night because of noise in SHU.'
The evaluator added: 'He stated he is anxious about going back to SHU because he stated he is going back to a place where he had gotten marks on his neck and he does not know why it happened.'
The newly released Epstein files revealed that in February 2023 his brother Mark submitted a wild online tip to the FBI.
The tip was that 'Jeffrey Epstein was murdered in his jail cell' and that there was 'reason to believe he was killed because he was about to name names. I believe President Trump authorized his murder.'
WARNING: GRAPHIC DETAILS: The Epstein files reveal the secrets of the late pedophile's terrible final weeks.
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