BREAKING: Oversight Cmte. seeks interview with guard on duty when Epstein died - MS NOW Reports

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The House Oversight Committee just announced it is bringing a prison guard who was on duty the night Jeffrey Epstein died for a transcribed interview. MS NOW Senior Legal Reporter Lisa Rubin joins Ana Cabrera with more details. - Aired on 03/13/2026.

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1. This might be a good place for me

to post this video. I'm not a mortician or a medical professional, but I am 80 and know a few things, and I can tell you that she is absolutely right about the eyes and mouth - both would be open if he were dead. And all the other stuff that I didn't know makes perfect sense. Her communication style can be a little frivolous. But her facts are facts. (BTW, Mango is her dog.)

She eventually did get access to some autopsy photos and made another video (which I have not seen as I type, but probably will have at the time you read this, or soon after), but this video is 2 months old and the one with the autopsy photos is only 3 weeks old.

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2. Thanks for posting, very educational!

And she goes into details, not that it was pleasant, but I learned quite a lot!

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3. True - I cut my teeth, so to speak, pn Agatha Christie, Ellery Queen, ErleStenley Gardner,

and that crowd so I'm used to it. But - like so much medical and post mortem stuff - it can be very useful. Did you know that one of Agatha Christie's novels is credited with helping solve more than one real life murder?

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4. Wow! I did not know that!

And I used to be a voracious reader. My favorite genre was mysteries, I especially enjoyed historical mysteries, nothing too gruesome. There used to be a mystery bookstore in my former hometown and I even met a couple of authors. But the woman who ran it finally closed up shop and now she does business in the internets. And where I live now I don't believe there's even a bookstore, so I spend my free time on DU these days.