“My Brother Didn’t Die by Suicide”—Mark Epstein Slams Cover-Up, Implicates Trump, Demands File Release.

“My Brother Didn’t Die by Suicide”—Mark Epstein Slams Cover-Up, Implicates Trump, Demands File Release.

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Mark Epstein, brother of Jeffrey Epstein, is intensifying his claims that his brother was murdered—not suicidal.

In recent media appearances—including a headline-grabbing interview with Crime Stories with Nancy Grace—Mark revealed alarming autopsy details:

Jeffrey had been dead for approximately two hours before guards reportedly found his body, a timeline that raises serious questions about official accounts.

Adding to the mystery, Epstein’s body was not placed in a body bag but instead wrapped in a hospital gown and transported—by someone’s instruction—to a medical ward.

“Why go through the trouble unless there’s something to hide?” Mark asked.

He slammed it as a deliberate attempt to stage a cover-up.

Nancy Grace was visibly shocked, pointing out that custodial death protocol requires a sealed body bag.

The fact that Jeffrey was handled differently is, in her words, “deeply unsettling and hard to explain.”

Mark also reiterated that Jeffrey had warned in 2016: if he ever spoke publicly about Trump, “they’d have to cancel the election.”

Nancy Grace echoed his concerns, noting five individuals connected to Epstein have also died under suspicious circumstances—many of them potential witnesses.

Mark is calling for the release of all Epstein files, saying the public has a right to know.

“If an American can be killed in a federal jail and no one says anything,” he warned, “it’s not just about my brother—it’s about our justice system.”

Watch more on Nancy Grace’s YouTube channel for the full interview