Bongino Drops Bombshell: "New Epstein Video Proves He Took His Own Life"

In a dramatic turn of events, Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino claimed Thursday that clear video evidence exists confirming Jeffrey Epstein's death was a suicide, contradicting years of public speculation and conspiracy theories.

Speaking to Fox News, Bongino stated: “There’s video clear as day. He’s the only person in there and the only person coming out. You can see it.” He emphasized that the footage will be released publicly, both in raw and enhanced formats, to ensure full transparency.

According to Bongino, the forthcoming video shows no other individuals in or around the cell during the critical timeframe. “There’s no DNA, no audio, no fingerprints, no suspects, no accomplices, no tips. If you have one, bring it forward. But there is nothing.”

The announcement follows long-standing doubts surrounding Epstein’s 2019 death in a Manhattan jail, particularly after reports of broken bones in his neck more consistent with strangulation, the removal of his cellmate just prior to the incident, and malfunctioning security cameras.

A Room Full of Secrets

In a separate revelation, Bongino disclosed that the FBI discovered a room filled with improperly stored evidence from the era of former FBI Director James Comey.

“I wouldn’t call it hidden, but it was definitely not mentioned to us,” Bongino said. “There’s a lot of Comey-era material. We’re doing everything we can to declassify what we found.” He added that some of the contents were stored in bags and had never been processed into official FBI records.

Bongino described the find as “evidence not digitized, not cataloged, just stashed away. And once the public sees it, they’re going to be stunned.”

He did not provide specific details about the nature of the materials but accused Comey of disgracing the agency, calling him “a big child” and “a disgrace to the badge.”