Doubts grow over the night Epstein died: 'Orange dress' detail in new security footage

New security footage regarding the death of pedophile sex trafficking ring leader Jeffrey Epstein has brought questions surrounding his suspicious death back to the agenda.

According to a report in the US press based on new documents released by the Department of Justice, a "person in an orange jumpsuit" was detected moving toward the floor where Epstein's cell was located on the night of August 9, 2019. This situation contradicts previously released official reports.

FOOTAGE REVEALS CONTRADICTIONS

According to a report aired on CBS, an orange-colored object was observed moving up the stairs toward the L-Floor of the Metropolitan Correctional Center, where Epstein was being held, around 10:39 PM on the night of August 9.

The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) stated in its analysis, "It appears that something is moving up the L-Floor stairs. This could possibly be an inmate being moved to that floor." However, this finding brought up a situation not included in previous official reports and drew attention as a detail that contradicts the reports of Department of Justice investigators.

In the documents released by the Department of Justice, a different explanation had been provided for the same night. The department had suggested that the person in the orange jumpsuit could be a prison staff member "carrying sheets or bedding."

This situation creates a direct contradiction with the facts revealed by the new security footage. The reports in question have caused questions regarding the events that took place on the L-Floor that night to increase.

NEW DETAILS IN THE INVESTIGATION

Officials examining the details of the night determined that no questions were asked of prison staff regarding the person in the orange jumpsuit. Furthermore, it was revealed that Tova Noel, the prison guard on duty that same night, had incorrectly recorded the number of inmates in the building. Noel stated that she recorded the number of inmates as 72 instead of 73, and that this was "probably a mistake."

Former FBI Assistant Director Dan Bongino claimed in his statements regarding that night that only one security guard was in the area where the floor was located.

According to Bongino, the only security camera capable of recording that night was positioned in a way that partially obscured the stairs. It was alleged that the other cameras were not working.

Epstein’s younger brother, Mark Epstein, had long stated his belief that his brother was a victim of murder. The newly shared security footage supports this view and increases doubts regarding Epstein's death.