Epstein Cellmate Claims Suicide Note Exists; Bard President Retires After Epstein Scrutiny
Former cellmate alleges Jeffrey Epstein left suicide note while Bard College president announces retirement months after being named in Epstein documents.
New Claims About Epstein's Death Surface
A former cellmate of Jeffrey Epstein has come forward claiming that a suicide note exists from the disgraced financier, according to NBC Los Angeles. This revelation adds another layer to the ongoing controversy surrounding Epstein's death in federal custody in August 2019, which was officially ruled a suicide but has remained the subject of intense scrutiny and conspiracy theories.
Bard College President Steps Down Following Epstein Connections
In a separate development, the president of Bard College announced his retirement just months after being named in released [Epstein documents](/documents), as reported by both ABC News and News12 Westchester. The timing of the retirement announcement has drawn attention given the recent public scrutiny of the president's connections to Epstein's network.
Investigators Continue Probing Epstein's Network
Meanwhile, The Sun reports that staff at Epstein's secretive Zorro Ranch in New Mexico are being questioned by investigators about visits by Prince Andrew as authorities work to build a "full picture" of activities at the property. Additionally, The New York Times detailed how Epstein spent years cultivating connections across the Middle East, pursuing business deals while collecting rare Islamic artifacts and expanding his network of wealthy, powerful contacts.
Ongoing Media Interest
The continued public fascination with the Epstein case is evidenced by new media productions, with The Times of India reporting on an upcoming web series titled "Who Is Ghislaine Maxwell?" focusing on Epstein's convicted associate.