Doubts about the claim that Epstein's death was a suicide were expressed in the documentary

In a new documentary about Epstein, in which authorities announced that he committed suicide, doubts were expressed that the incident was a murder and that there was evidence. In the ABC documentary prepared by journalist Grace Tobin, forensic expert Michael Baden, who participated in Epstein's autopsy, was among those who expressed his doubts.

'I've never seen anything like this'

Baden said: "It was announced that Einstein had committed suicide by hanging himself in his cell, but the ligature mark on his neck was 'horizontal'. However, in suicidal hangings, the ligature mark usually extends from the upper part of the neck upwards. Then came the moment of surprise: There were three fractures; two pieces of the thyroid cartilage (that is, the Adam's apple) and a piece of the hyoid bone. I have been doing this job for 50 years and I have never seen this. This is a much more common injury in homicidal strangulations. So at that point, whether it was suicide or not." "The New York City Coroner who performed the autopsy could not reach a definitive conclusion at first, but after three or four days, he changed his decision to suicide."

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