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Alan Dershowitz, the former attorney for Jeffrey Epstein, said in an interview this week that the billionaire pedophile took his own life but did so with some help from the guards in his prison cell.

Dershowitz, a lawyer, Harvard Law School Professor and author, appearing in an interview with Kim Iversen on Rumble, was asked point blank whether or not Epstein took his own life.

Just a week after Epstein's death, Dershowitz confirmed that he believed the criminal killed himself.

When Iversen asked him Friday, he initially said 'no, of course not.'  

He then clarified that Epstein may have conspired with his guards at the Manhattan Detention Center: 'He didn't kill himself without the help of some people. He did kill himself, but he killed himself with the help of guards.' 

'He didn't do it by himself, obviously the videos were turned off and the guards turned their back and his cellmate left,' Dershowitz continued. 'So I think he killed himself, but he killed himself with the help of some people in law enforcement.' 

Ever since the pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his cell in a New York prison on August 10, 2019, conspiracy theories have abounded.

Officially, the 66-year-old tycoon committed suicide. But, given that he was facing charges of trafficking underage girls for sex, and the number of high-profile and powerful people, from Prince Andrew to Bill Gates, he had associated with, conspiracists believe some would have preferred him dead before he testified.

Last month, his former companion and co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell made a frank intervention from her prison cell.

‘I believe that he was murdered,’ she said in a TV interview. ‘I was shocked. Then I wondered how it had happened because . . . I was sure he was going to appeal.’

Using written records that the Federal Bureau of Prisons has released, we reconstruct the final days and hours of Epstein’s life to find out what really happened on that fateful night in jail…

A week after Epstein's death, Dershowitz said he doesn't believe rumors that the 66-year-old was murdered at Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York last Saturday as he awaited trial on allegations of sex trafficking children.

The attorney, who represented the billionaire in his 2007 trial for soliciting a minor for prostitution, says Epstein was simply thinking like the financier he was.