Jeffrey Epstein’s Handwritten ‘Suicide Note’ Finally Made Public

A suicide note by Jeffrey Epstein has magically appeared 6 years after his death.

The note was apparently found by Epstein’s former cellmate Nicholas Tartaglione and was locked in a courthouse vault this whole time as part of an unrelated legal dispute.

Here’s the scribbled message, allegedly written by Epstein himself…

It reads:‘They investigated me for a month – found nothing!!!’

‘So 16 year old charges [illegible]

‘It is a treat to be able to choose the time to say goodbye.

‘Watcha want me to do – Bust out cryin!!

‘NO FUN – NOT WORTH IT!!”

Let’s compare with previous handwritten notes from Jeffrey Epstein…

Interesting. I wouldn’t say these handwritings match with the suicide note, would you? The lower case g’s are completely different, for one thing. The way he crosses his t’s and f’s as well. But hey – what do I know? I’m just a lowly blogger, not a handwriting expert.

No one had even heard about a note note until Epstein’s former cellmate Tartaglione, an ex police officer who is serving a life sentence for killing four people, mentioned it on a podcast last year.

He claims he found the note in his cell, tucked into a graphic novel, after Epstein was moved to a different part of the jail and placed on suicide watch.

Epstein’s brother Mark has long claimed Jeffrey was ‘murdered’ and then ‘covered up’.

An expert he hired to attend the autopsy said his brother’s death looked ‘more consistent with homicidal strangulation’ than suicide.

There’s also the fact that prison guards failed to conduct checks on the night of Epstein’s death, that the CCTV in the unit was down, and the dodgy behaviour of one of the guards before his body was found.

Not to mention – Epstein was on record claiming he would “never” harm himself.

Who knows? Maybe despite all the inconsistencies and contradictions and an unconvincing suicide note, Jeffrey Epstein really did top himself. It’s just difficult to believe given all the mystery around him and the powerful people he knew and the information he had about them.

Interesting to see the Epstein story back in the headlines, in any case.

For the really weird things with Epstein and Hollywood legend Woody Allen were discussing in the Epstein files, click HERE