In a 2022 interview from prison, Ghislaine Maxwell stated that she does not believe Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide, casting doubt on the official conclusion that he hanged himself in his Manhattan jail cell in August 2019. She expressed skepticism about the circumstances of his death, pointing to what she described as suspicious elements, including the malfunctioning security cameras and the alleged failure of prison staff to perform routine checks. Maxwell said plainly, “I believe he was murdered,” joining a chorus of others who have questioned the legitimacy of the official narrative given Epstein’s high-profile connections and the sensitive nature of his alleged crimes.


Maxwell’s comments came after her conviction and appeared to be part of a broader attempt to shift focus and raise doubts about the integrity of the system that held both her and Epstein accountable. However, critics argue her statements serve more to deflect from her own role than to uncover new truths. Still, her position has added fuel to ongoing public suspicion surrounding Epstein’s death—suspicion already stoked by autopsy anomalies, jail security lapses, and the abrupt end to a criminal case that many hoped would reveal the full extent of his powerful network.


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