Epstein's Death Questioned: Doctor Says 'Strangled, Not Hanged' 7 Years Later

• Dr. Michael Baden, who observed Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy, reiterates doubts about the official suicide ruling, suggesting strangulation.
• Baden cites three neck fractures (hyoid bone, thyroid cartilage) in Epstein's autopsy report, rarely seen in suicidal hangings.
• Security failures at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, including unconducted cell checks and falsified records, fuel suspicions.
• Epstein's cellmate was transferred, 30-minute checks were missed, and a mysterious 'flash of orange' was seen near his cell.
• The renewed questioning by Dr. Baden keeps the circumstances of Epstein's death, long a subject of speculation, unresolved.