06.02.2026 06:41
Newly released footage related to the night billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in prison while being tried for allegedly running a prostitution ring involving underage girls, is said to have committed suicide, shows a "person in an orange outfit" heading towards his cell.
In an analysis news supported by expert opinions from the CBS channel based in the USA, it was stated that the latest documents shared by the Department of Justice regarding Epstein revealed that, contrary to previous official reports, a person in an orange outfit was also present at the crime scene on the night the billionaire businessman allegedly committed suicide.
AN ORANGE-COLORED PERSON WAS CAPTURED
The report stated, "In the analysis news supported by newly published expert opinions from the Department of Justice, inspectors examining the security camera footage from the night of Jeffrey Epstein's death observed an orange object ascending the stairs towards the isolated and locked floor where Epstein's cell is located around 22:39 on August 9, 2019."
"IT COULD BE A PRISONER TAKEN TO THAT FLOOR"
In the examination reports of the video from the Metropolitan Correctional Center where Epstein was held, officials from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) noted that "an orange object was seen coming up the stairs to the L Floor. It could possibly be a prisoner taken to that floor." The report emphasized that this statement indicated "something that had not been previously reported" and contradicted the report of the Department of Justice inspectors, stating, "The new recordings raise more questions about the activities near the floor where Epstein was staying late that evening."
NO QUESTIONS WERE ASKED TO THE OFFICIALS
The Department of Justice's documents examined the recordings from the same hour and minute and suggested that the unidentified prison officer carrying an orange "sheet or bedding" could be the person in question. When the reports from the Department of Justice and the FBI were reviewed, it was revealed that no questions were directed to the officials who were identified as on duty the night Epstein died regarding the person in the orange outfit mentioned in the last recordings.
A FEMALE GUARD WAS QUESTIONED
Additionally, the reports revealed that Tova Noel, the female officer on duty on the floor where Epstein's cell was located, was questioned in 2019 regarding the discrepancy in the number of inmates in the building, which was one person short at one point during the night.
Noel stated in her testimony that she "probably made a mistake" in recording the number of inmates as 72 instead of 73, which was the count between 22:00 and 03:00 that night, and she did not remember the number changing.
ONE OF THE CAMERAS WAS NOT RECORDING
Former FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino claimed in an interview with Fox News last summer that on the night of Epstein's death, no one was present on the same floor except for a security officer, asserting that "the footage is quite clear." It was alleged that the only camera known to be recording that night was positioned in a way that partially obscured the stairs leading to Epstein's cell, while the camera at the other angle was said to not be recording.
SUSPICIOUS DEATH REMAINS IN THE AGENDA
The latest visuals shared regarding the prison where Jeffrey Epstein, convicted of setting up a prostitution trap for underage girls, suspiciously died, have raised more doubts about the events of that night and the cause of Epstein's death instead of alleviating them. Epstein's younger brother, Mark Epstein, has long believed that his brother was murdered.