Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged suicide note to cellmate Tartaglione unsealed by judge
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A federal judge in New York has ordered the release of the suicide note Jeffrey Epstein allegedly wrote to his then-cellmate Nicholas Tartaglione. New York Times requesting that the document be unsealed.
The memo was filed under seal as part of the Tartaglione trial, in which the former police officer was convicted of multiple murders.
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File photo of Jeffrey Epstein in New York City, NY, February 23, 2011. (David McGlynn)
U.S. District Judge Kenneth Karas ruled that there was no sufficient reason to keep the document sealed and that the document should be made public.
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In the handwritten note, Epstein references past investigations and expresses frustration, writing in part: “They investigated me for months – they found nothing!!!” and “Time to say goodbye.” Some parts of the note are difficult to read.
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