🚨 BOMBSHELL: DOJ Just Released a New Video Showing Jeffrey Epstein Trying to K*ll Himself… the footage is terrifying Epstein’s Life-or-De.ath Struggle EXPOSED…

🚨 BOMBSHELL: DOJ Just Released a New Video Showing Jeffrey Epstein Trying to K*ll Himself… the footage is terrifying
Epstein’s Life-or-De.ath Struggle EXPOSED…

In late December 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) unintentionally published a short video clip as part of its ongoing release of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein. The 12‑second file appeared to show a man in a prison cell — purportedly Epstein — attempting to take his own life. The upload quickly triggered intense discussion online before being removed from the DOJ’s publicly accessible files.

The clip was included among thousands of records released under the *Epstein Files Transparency Act*, a law signed earlier this year directing the DOJ to make unclassified material available to the public. But the video raised immediate skepticism: media analysts, forensic observers, and fact‑checkers quickly noted that the clip’s visuals bore hallmarks of computer‑generated animation, not genuine surveillance footage.

Investigators and journalists traced the exact same clip back to online postings from **years ago**, with its creator acknowledging it as a 3D‑rendered animation, not genuine jail video. The DOJ has since removed the file and has not suggested it was actual footage of Epstein.

Importantly, multiple official reviews — including a 2023 Department of Justice Office of Inspector General report — confirmed that **no camera was recording inside Epstein’s cell on the night of his death in August 2019**, due to equipment malfunctions

Epstein died by **suicide in custody** at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York on August 10, 2019, according to the New York City medical examiner and subsequent FBI investigations. Those findings — that he hanged himself with bedsheets — remain the official conclusion, even as public speculation persists.

The brief release of the video has underscored challenges the DOJ faces in balancing transparency with accuracy, particularly as conspiracy theories continue to swirl about Epstein’s death. Officials have acknowledged that **not all documents they are legally required to publish are verified or contextualized** before going online, which can lead to confusion among the public.