Jeffrey Epstein’s Brother, Mark, Believes He Was ‘Murdered,’ Doesn’t Believe He Had Blackmail Videos

The newly released list of names in disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein’s court documents features a lot of big names, but the list doesn’t impress his brother, Mark Epstein, in the slightest.

“I don’t know what to make out of these documents. I don’t know how these lists were compiled. And I have nothing to do with that, you know, and it’s not my business. What I’m concerned about is my brother’s murder,” Mark told The New York Post. 

Jeffrey was accused of trafficking underaged girls before he was found dead in his New York City prison cell in an apparent suicide. A report later found that Jeffrey was given special treatment in jail, which allowed for the suicide.

Mark said that the evidence relating to his brother’s death does not correlate with suicide. 

Mark also doesn’t believe Jeffrey had blackmail sex tapes of his famous friends recorded at his properties.  

Ever since Epstein’s crimes became widely known, many have speculated that he had sex tapes of powerful people who stayed at his various properties in Manhattan, Palm Springs and the Virgin Islands.

“This is just an opinion — I never really believed they existed,” Mark said. “Jeffrey was buying islands in the Virgin Islands. He had his own private 727 [jet]. Do you think he needed to make money by extortion?” he said.

“He knew how to make money in the financial world. He knew all the dirty tricks. When he was on Wall Street he learned all the tricks before Wall Street was cleaned up,” he added. “I was told there were no cameras in the house — like spycams. But… I wasn’t there.”

Epstein’s document unsealing has seen multiple powerful people named, including those previously linked to him such as Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton and Donald Trump, along with new names such as David Copperfield and Michael Jackson.

In one document, a witness recalled Epstein saying that Clinton “liked them young.”