>> An autopsy has been conducted on Jeffrey Epstein and while Cenk thinks that this is
a crazy story that might give us some answers.
I think that the results of this autopsy leave more questions and answer these questions
that we previously had.
>> No, I know everything, I had the answer.
>> Let me give you the deets, okay?
So what they found was that he had bones in his neck fractured.
Now the allegation was that he hanged himself and if he hanged himself that of course, he's
gonna possibly have some broken bones.
But which bones were broken?
Among the bones broken in Epstein's neck was the hyoid bone, which in men is near the Adam's
apple.
Such breaks can occur in those who hang themselves, particularly if they are older, according
to forensics experts on studies on the subject.
But they are more common in victims of homicide by strangulation.
Now, Eugene Gu who is an MD actually tweeted something fascinating about this.
The hyoid bone is protected in the front and sides by the mandible and in the back by the
spine.
It is mobile.
Less than 0.002% of fractures involve the hyoid.
Only 31 cases of traumatic hyoid fracture other than strangulation have been documented.
Jeffrey Epstein ain't number 32.
So strong statements by a doctor.
>> Yes, expert on the issue.
>> But look, it's not conclusive, because it has happened before so.
>> No, no, no, look, I just wanna be clear right out here.
Nothing's conclusive, of course, of course, we don't know but what I don't want, look,
let me put it this way.
The official government theory first of all does not even exist yet, because the chief
medical examiner has not ruled it a suicide.
She's actually a fantastic medical examiner, we are really lucky on her, I'll give you
details on her in a second.
Okay, and she's still investigating a lot of relevant factors into why it's not necessarily
a suicide, we don't know.
The only reason why everybody's calling it a suicide is cuz William Barr, the Attorney
General jumped out and said apparent suicide, okay?
So then the reporters in almost every article say everything else is a conspiracy theory,
they literally use those words.
Wait, all the theories are theories, the medical examiner doesn't even have a ruling.
So the idea that he committed suicide is also, in a sense, a conspiracy theory.
So either call them all conspiracy theories or call none of them conspiracy theories.
This is not Looney Tunes' cure non stuff.
No one has any idea how he died.
So now, even the quote that Anna read is a mainstream media article beginning with, it
could happen in a hanging.
But that's a little misleading, cuz almost every experts in the field says, yes, but
it's super rare whereas it's very common in a strangulation.
And in fact, when it apparently, you have a hyoid break, it automatically puts the autopsy
in a situation where they assume homicide going forward.
>> Mm-hm.
>> So that's a hell of a thing.
And there are studies here, like I'll just jump to the chase here, in one study they
looked at the different suicides.
The one in Thailand I believe, had it at 6% of the suicides by hanging had that fracture,
94% did not.
Now in another study and it matters if you're older and Epstein was older, okay?
And it matters, your weight and how you hang yourself etc.
The number got as high as a quarter.
So is it possible that he strangled himself and he's in that quarter or 6% that breaks
they're hyoid?
Of course, it's possible, right?
I might even think it's still likely at this point.
I don't know, we're gonna talk it through here a little bit.
But is it possible that he's in the 75% or 94%?
Yeah, that's also definitely possible.
>> So I was on vacation when the story broke, but of course I watched your coverage of it
and- >> Excellent, nice job.
>> Yeah, so I just wanna say that I think your commentary and your approach to the story
is spot on.
Because we don't know for sure one way or the other and anyone who claims they know
for sure one way or the other, is lying, right?
Now, the only thing you can do is speculate.
And I understand the conspiracy theories and I'm inclined to believe the conspiracy theories.
Because of how many people, powerful people, Jeffrey Epstein was tied and connected to.
And just like this insanely perfect cocktail of events that led to his death, right?
I mean, we're talking about the workers who happened to take a long enough nap for this
to happen.
I mean, just too many weird coincidences, and then you take into account how many powerful
people he had in his little circle of disgusting criminals.
People, I mean, I don't think it's crazy to think that people wanted him dead before more
information got out.
>> Yeah, I just wanna say look, in this case I don't think we should the phrase conspiracy
theory.
Technically what it means is a suicide couldn't be a conspiracy theory, cuz it's just one
person.
A conspiracy is just a couple people planning to take an action, but it is used normally
colloquially as to mean something crazy that is unlikely to be true.
And the reality here is, there is several different theories as to how he died, and
no one really knows.
And so now back to the medical examiner, she is very careful and does not bend to pressure
easily.
The cops in New York wanted to say that Eric Gardner was not choked to death.
And by the way, this is super interesting, one of the reasons that the police union said
it's obviously he wasn't choked to death, why?
Cuz they said his hyoid bone had not begin broken.
>> Mm-hm.
>> Come on, okay, so that is super interesting.
>> That is interesting.
>> Right, and the medical examiner said no, you still cut off oxygen and your chest compression,
and she ruled it a homicide.
So she does not bend to pressure historically.
So if you want any medical examiner who is gonna take their time do it right and give
you a real analysis it appears to be this one.
So that's the one part of the case that we got a little lucky, because I don't want any
result, I'm not rooting for homicide, I'm not rooting for suicide, I'm rooting for the
truth and the real answer.
And I'm fairly confident that if anyone is going to be careful in getting us the real
answers, it's gonna be her.
>> Yes, so let's go to graphic eight, because just to kind of reinforce what you're saying.
Her office is seeking additional information on Epstein's condition in the hours before
his death.
That could include video evidence of the jail hallways, which may establish whether anyone
entered his jail cell during the night he died.
Results of toxicology screening to determine if there was any unusual substance in his
body.
And interviews with guards and inmates who were near his cell.
So she is doing what appears to be a thorough investigation, and that is good news.
But this autopsy, again, does raise more questions in the nature of this death.
>> Yes, by the way, we wanna give her a credit.
Her name is Barbara Sampson, and she's New York City's chief medical examiner.
And so one of the things that they are looking at, which is what I said from day one, is
the videotapes of the hallways.
Most logical thing in the world, did someone enter his cell or did someone not enter his
cell?
If they can show clearly if they have the right tapes and they're positive that no one
entered his cell.
Well then, it's obviously much more likely to be a suicide.
She is also checking to see what was in his body.
Did they put anything in his body ahead of time?
Any kind of poisoning or any other chemicals, thorough, excellent.
I wanna say one more thing that's important.
The guards that were on duty and the warden should immediately get security personnel
and for their own protection, I'm not kidding.
So people are come on, come on what?
I mean, Hasan Piker have now said seven times on the show.
Said, back in July 25th, weeks before he was killed.
Epstein should be on 24/7 watch, because if they don't do that, then they'll be blamed
for helping the assassination, right?
And he was saying not that he's gonna getting assassinated, but hey, you should be super
vigilant.
And he was right about that, they weren't super vigilant, and he's dead, right?
Whether it's by suicide, or homicide.
And now what I'm telling you is, under these extraordinary circumstances.
We should be more vigilant, and just in case, protect the correctional officers, and the
warden.
Because if anyone knows anything and it was a homicide.
And guys, it's not like this crazy thing that never happens and you gotta be crazy to think
about it.
The Russians had eight ambassadors die within a month after Trump's election.
You gotta think that that's the most amazing coincidence you've ever heard in your life
or and including one in New York, one in New York.
>> Yep.
>> Okay, Mohammad Bin Salman was a guy known to have hung out with Jeffrey Epstein, there
was a picture of Epstein and Mohammad Bin Salman in Epstein's house.
Mohammad Bin Salman had someone assassinated in a different country.
So it's not like uh-oh, but Vladimir Putin if he has an asset in America or someone who
has damaging information an asset etc.
He would never assassinate anyone in different country.
He assassinated several people in the United Kingdom.
This is a thing that actually happens in our world, our world is a little crazy.
So let's be careful, lets be careful.
This is, again, after saying they should have been vigilant in the prison later if they're
like, yeah the guards and the warden just that.
Who cares and Maxwell, Epstein's co-conspirator, she's in New England somewhere, don't worry
about it.
>> Yeah.
>> No, no get them security immediately, right now.