In a development that is reigniting debate around one of the most controversial deaths in recent memory, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) is reportedly preparing to release surveillance footage that officials claim definitively proves Jeffrey Epstein was not murdered, but rather died by suicide.

According to the NYP, the video, described by sources as “clear as day,” is expected to put to rest a range of conspiracy theories that have circulated since Epstein’s death in August 2019.

Jeffrey Epstein, a financier with deep ties to powerful individuals across politics, entertainment, and academia, was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges.

The official ruling from the New York City Medical Examiner’s office declared the death a suicide by hanging. However, skepticism quickly grew due to a series of irregularities: malfunctioning security cameras, guards who fell asleep or failed to check on him, and reports of broken neck bones more commonly associated with strangulation than suicide.

These anomalies led to widespread public suspicion, with prominent figures and the general public questioning whether Epstein was silenced to prevent him from implicating others in his alleged sex trafficking ring.

According to unnamed sources familiar with the investigation, the forthcoming video captures Epstein’s final moments and reportedly shows no signs of foul play. One federal official who reviewed the footage commented, “It’s as clear as day.

There’s no one else entering the area, no suspicious movements, and no evidence suggesting external interference.”

This footage reportedly comes from a backup security system that had not been made public or reviewed during the initial investigation.

The source claims multiple forensic analysts authenticated the footage to rule out tampering or manipulation.

The video’s release is anticipated to trigger strong reactions.

While some see it as long-overdue transparency, others remain doubtful, viewing the new footage as potentially manipulated or selectively presented.

Conspiracy theories around Epstein’s death have persisted for years, fueled by mistrust in government institutions and high-profile connections to individuals such as Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, and Prince Andrew.

Defense attorneys and legal analysts suggest that, while the video might clarify the cause of death, it may do little to restore public trust. “What this shows is that facts alone may not be enough when mistrust in institutions is so high,” said legal expert Rachel Kleinman.