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Kristin Roman And The Medical Examiners Report Into Epstein's Death · The Epstein Chronicles

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  Speaker 1: What's up everyone, and welcome to another episode of the
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  Epstein Chronicles. In this episode, we're going to begin taking
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  a look at the Jeffrey Epstein autopsy report that was
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  turned in by Kristin Roman, the Medical Examiner and Barbara Sampson,
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  the Chief Medical Officer, detailing their findings when it comes
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  to the death of Jeffrey Epstein. So let's just dive
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  right in, shall we. The Office the Chief Medical Examiner,
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  City of New York. Report of autopsy, name of decedent
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  Jeffrey Edward Epstein. Autopsy performed by Kristin Roman. Data of
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  autopsy August eleventh, twenty nineteen. Cause of death hanging, manner
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  of death suicide hang self. I hereby certify that I,
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  Kristin Roman, MD, City Medical Examiner two, have performed an
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  all topsy on the body of Jeffrey Edward Epstein on
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  the eleventh of August twenty nineteen, commencing at nine twenty
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  one a m. In the Manhattan Mortuary of the Office
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  of Chief Medical Examiner of the City of New York.
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  External examination. The body is received in a sealed labeled
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  plastic body bag Seal number one, five, two, three, eight four.
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  The body is of a well developed, thin, muscular, light
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  skinned five foot ten, one hundred and ninety six pounds
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  man whose appearance is consistent with the given age of
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  sixty six years. The scalp hair is wavy, predominantly gray
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  with interspersed dark hairs, has slight mel pattern balding, and
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  measures up to three inches. The facial hair is cleanly shaven.
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  The eyes have light irids. The oral cavity has intact
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  teeth in good repair. The tongue is free of natural disease.
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  The finger and toenails are well groomed and free of polish.
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  Striae are on the shoulders. The genitals are at tromic
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  and of a normal circumcised man. The anus is a
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  traumatic post mortem changes. There's moderate symmetric rigor mortise of
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  the upper and lower extremities, and the jaw lividity is fixed,
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  purple and unevenly distributed on the posterior surfaces of the body.
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  The body is cool. Scars on the back of the
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  left shoulder is an oblique one half inch well healed
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  linear scar. On the right lower quadrant of the abdomen
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  is an oblique two inches well healed linear apidectomy scar
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  therapeutic procedures. An end though tracheal tube is in the
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  mouth extending into the upper airway on the lips or
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  multiple focal red abrasions. A cervical collar encircles the neck,
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  electro cardiogram electrodes around the torso. An intravascular catheter is
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  in the left and a cubital fossa a lion is
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  in the right chin. A blood pressure cuff encircles the
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  upper right arm. On the chest. Between the nipples is
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  a three x three irregular yellow abrasion. Internally, there are
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  minimally haemorrhagic parasternal rib fractures of right ribs four through
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  six and left ribs five and six, approximately sixty mili
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  liters of liquid blood thinly coating the cerisosal surfaces of
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  the intra abdominal organs, and an oblique six and a
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  half centimeter laceration to the liver to the left of
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  the falciform ligament. Artifacts of resuscitative chest compressions. Clothing. The
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  body is received clad in a hospital gown. Injuries external
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  and internal. These injuries are described in reference to standard
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  anatomic planes. These injuries are grouped and labeled for descriptive
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  purposes only no sequence is implied a hanging There is depressed,
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  focally dried, and a braided non circumferential ligature furrow of
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  the neck that peaks slightly on both sides of the neck,
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  more steeply on the right side than on the left side.
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  On the right side of the neck, the furrow bifurcates
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  anterior to the ear, with one arm that peaks behind
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  the right ear and one arm that extends to the
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  right side of the back of the neck. On the
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  back of the right side of the neck at the
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  end of the lower arm of the furrow is a
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  half by one inch irregular redibrasion. The furrow ranges from
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  thirteen and three fourths to fifteen centimeters long, It doesn't
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  say measured from both ends of the furrow on the right,
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  and ranges from one eighth to one half wide. Anterior,
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  the furrow passes over the thyroid cartilage on the upper
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  edge of the right side of the furrow. Beneath the
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  chin is an adjacent three fourths to one time inverted
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  V shaped linear abrasion that ranges in width from one
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  eighth to one fourth. Beneath the left side of the
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  mandible is a faint one half to one and three
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  fourths irregular red abrasion with multiple intersped deeper red abrasions
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  that measure up to one fourth two three eighths. The
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  face and head are plethoric above the furrow, with pedical
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  hemorrhages of the face that are most marked. Within the eyebrows.
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  There are multiple pedical hemorrhages of the beryl conjunctive of
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  both eyes and confluent hemorrhages of the periphery of the
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  right bulbar conjunctiva. There are faint petical hemorrhages on the
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  mucosol surfaces of the upper and lower lips. Yo. I
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  wish I knew Latin that would make this a little
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  bit easier, huh. Within the parenchyma of the tongue or
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  multiple focal spotty purple hemorrhages, there is diffuse purple hemorrhage
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  at the base of the tongue. There are no hemorrhages
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  of the anterior strap muscles of the neck. Posteriorly, there
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  is a single hemorrhage in the left deep parispinal muscle.
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  Both thyroid cartilage coronae are fractured, and the left corne
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  of the hyoid bone is fractured, all with accompanying soft
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  tissue hemorrhages see anthropology report. There are no fractures of
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  the cervical vertebrae b other injuries. On the back of
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  the left forearm is an oblique one linear red abrasion
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  with an adjacent half to one in one fourth faint redibrasion.
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  On the medical aspect of the back of the right
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  wrist is a one eighth to one half faint red contusion,
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  and on the medical aspect of the back of the
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  left rige is a similar one half to three fourth
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  faint red contusion. Internally, there is a deep muscle hemorrhage
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  of the left deltoid muscle. Internal examination head, the scalp
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  is without contusion or laceration. The skull is without fracture.
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  There is no epidural, subdural or sub orachonoid hemorrhage. The
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  brain weighs one than five hundred and twenty grams. The brain,
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  spinal cord, and deromater are submitted for neuropathological evaluation. Neck
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  see injuries, body habituts. The abdominal pannis is one to
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  one fourth thick. The body mass index is twenty seven.
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  Body cavities. The plural and percardal cavities are free of
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  abnormal fluid accumulations or adhesions. Cardiovascular system. The heart weighs
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  four hundred and forty grams and has normal distribution of
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  right dominant coronary arteries with slight et theosclerosis, left main
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  and left circumflex arteries. No stenosis. Left anterior descending artery
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  multiple focal less than fifty percent stenosis, Right coronary artery
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  multiple focal less than fifty to sixty percent stenosis. The
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  myocardium is brown and diffusely fibrous. There is no focal
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  fibrous fibrosis, excuse, me hemorrhage, or a pallor. The free
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  wall of the left ventricle and the intraventricle septum are
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  each one point nine centimeters thick, and the free wall
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  of the right ventricle is zero point five centimeters thick.
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  The four valves and endo cardial surfaces are unremarkable. Little
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  pulmonary vessels and the veni cave are free of thrombosis
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  and embolis. The aorda has moderate etheriosclerosis. Respiratory system. The
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  right lung weighs five hundred and sixty grams and the
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  left weighs five hundred and ten grams. Both lungs have spongy,
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  maroon and pink parinchema that is free of masses. The
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  distribution of bronchi and vasculature are unremarkable. The bronchi are empty, liver, gallbladder, pancreas.
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  The liverways two thousand, four hundred and eighty grams and
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  has soft brown parenchyma. The gallbladder is unremarkable and contains
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  approximately thirty milliliters of brown bile without stones. The pancreas
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  is tan, lobular and free of hemorrhage and mineralization. Hemic
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  and lymphatic systems. The spleen ways two hundred and seventy
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  grams and has an intact purple capsule and an unremarkable
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  distribution of red and white pulp. There are multiple and
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  large cervical lymph nodes measuring up to one and a
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  half centimeters in greatest dimension. The remainder of the lymph
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  nodes is unremarkable. There is no thymus. The bone marrow
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  is unremarkable genitinori system. The right kidney weighs one hundred
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  and eighty grams. And the left one hundred and eighty grams.
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  Both kidneys have granular brown surfaces and otherwise unremarkable architecture
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  and vasculature. The eurotors maintain uniform caliber into an unremarkable
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  bladder that contains approximately five milli liters of cloudy yellow urine.
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  The prostate is slightly and diffusely enlarged, with marked enlargement
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  of vera montanum. The testes are unremarkable. Yo, that sucks. Huh.
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  You end up dying and somebody tells you at the
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  end of it, your testes are unremarkable. I mean, at
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  the end of the day, when you really chop it up,
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  we're nothing but sacks of meat, right, And when you
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  read a report like this really slams at home. Endocrine
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  system The pituitary, thyroid, and adrenal glands are unremarkable. Digestive system,
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  the esophagus and gastrio esophagal junction are unremarkable. The stomach
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  contains approximately five milli liters of opaque brown fluid without
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  recognizable food or pills. The gastric mucosa is unremarkable. The
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  small intestine and large intestine and rectum are unremarkable. The
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  vermiform appendix is surgically absent. Musculoskeletal system. The therapeutic procedures
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  on the anterior inner surface of the right first rib
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  is slightly displaced, healed fracture callous. The vertebrae, clavicles remainder
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  of ribs and pelvis are without fracture. The musculature is
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  well developed and normally distributed. Microscopic descriptions tissue or organ
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  fragments and levels. Histology HT nineteen DASH zero zero, three,
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  three nine six, Heart number two, myocardiole and perivascular fibrosis,
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  lung number five, slight patchy amphysema, liver number one statosis
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  involving approximately fifty percent of hepatatic parenchyma, slight peraportal fibrosis,
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  mark congestion, kidney number one, arterial sclerosis congestion testes number two,
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  no pathological abnormality, tongue number one. Intra muscular and fascial
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  hemorrhages consisting of intact ethrocytes, muscle adjacent to the hyoid
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  bone number one, intramuscular and facial hemorrhages consisting of intact anthrocytes.
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  Left posterior neck muscle number one intra muscle and fascial
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  hemorrhages consisting of intact anthrocytes, left deltoid muscle number one,
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  intramuscular and facial hemorrhages consisting of intact ethrocytes. Toxicology specimens
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  are submitted for toxological analysis, A separate report will be issued.
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  Forensic biology, bloodspot card clippings from right and left fingernails,
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  and swabs of the back, in front of the neck,
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  and right and left hands are submitted. Neuropathology, a separate
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  report will be issued. Anthropology, a separate report will be issued.
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  Evidence received separately are a ligature and clothing. The items
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  are examined, photographed, and submitted to evidence. Radiography. Post mortem
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  radiographs are taken, Photography autopsy photos are taken, and this
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  report is reviewed by Jason K. Graham, First Deputy Chief
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  Medical Examiner. All Right, folks, so that is what Christian
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  Roman had to say about Jeffrey Epstein and his death.
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  And as we continue to take a look at what's
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  going on here, the next step is we're going to
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  dive into what Barbara Sampson had to say when she
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  put together her case notes and her report into the
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  death of Jeffrey Epstein. All the information that goes with
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  this episode can be found in the description box.