They reveal the result of autopsy to tycoon Jeffrey Epstein, accused of child abuse

The result is known one week after the 66-year-old billionaire, accused of badual exploitation of girls under the age of 14, was found dead in his cell in a federal prison in Manhattan.

Anonymous officials quoted by The New York Times said they would have used their sheets to hang their papers.

The death of the hedge fund manager, who was held in one of the safest prisons in the country, caused a sensation in the United States, raising a torrent of questions and conspiracy theories.

Although the authorities spoke of an apparent suicide, many suggested that he had been killed to protect the many personalities who frequented this character since the jet-set, from Prince Andrew to Bill Clinton and Donald Trump himself. .

The confirmation of suicide is far from answering all the questions about how one of the most famous prisoners in the country could commit suicide.

Epstein's lawyers said that they were not "satisfied with the findings" of the medical examiner and that they would conduct their own investigation into his death, including requiring access to videos of the prison.

"The authorities have undoubtedly violated their own protocols," said the lawyers, who condemned the "difficult or even medieval conditions" of the prison.

US Attorney General William Barr has opened two investigations that revealed "serious irregularities" in prison after Epstein's death.

Although he did not detail them, the director of the prison was transferred and the two guards responsible for monitoring Epstein, Friday evening to Saturday, were suspended.

Prison officials quoted by the New York Times said the guards had slept for about three hours while they were supposed to do rounds every half hour, fueling suspicions about a possible complicity at the police station. inside the prison.

The speculation was also fueled by the fact that on July 23, Epstein was found lying on the floor of his cell with marks on his neck after an alleged suicide attempt.

After this episode, he was placed under special surveillance, but only until July 29th.

There is still no official information explaining why this monitoring stopped so quickly.

Faced with outrage at the alleged victims of Epstein, the Justice Ministry promised to continue investigating the charges as well as possible accomplices, starting with his close friend Ghislaine Maxwell , accused by several plaintiffs of having recruited bad slaves for his network In some abuses.

Nobody knows where he is right now. The New York Post released Friday photos that seemed to show on the terrace of a restaurant in Los Angeles, but without specifying the date of the images.

Pending the progress of the investigation, civil actions are multiplied against his heirs and his alleged accomplices who seek compensation.

After a first lawsuit on Wednesday in the New York state court by an alleged victim already known to the media, Jennifer Araoz, another was filed in federal court in New York for badual exploitation, claiming 100 million dollars for damages.

Lisa Bloom, the attorney for the two new plaintiffs who remain anonymous, on Friday asked Epstein's heirs to create a "victims compensation fund", which would review claims for compensation from the victims. victims. "fair and fast way".

Otherwise, "we will fight in court to get justice that our clients deserve," he warned.