Anna Paulina Luna says Clintons doubt official account of Epstein’s death

CHAPPAQUA, NEW YORK: Representative Anna Paulina Luna, who questioned Bill Clinton during the House Oversight Committee’s inquiry, also attended Hillary Clinton’s deposition connected to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. After both sessions, Luna said neither Bill nor Hillary Clinton appeared fully comfortable discussing Epstein’s death, raising questions about whether they accept the official account.

Luna highlighted remarks from both Clintons that stood out. Hillary Clinton referred to Epstein’s death as occurring under “mysterious circumstances,” while Bill Clinton’s response to questions on the topic appeared “very uncomfortable,” according to Luna.

Clintons’ remarks suggest doubt over Epstein’s death

During a Fox News interview after Bill Clinton’s deposition, Luna explained that Hillary had mentioned Epstein died in “mysterious circumstances.” When Bill Clinton was asked about the same, he said he would “yield to the autopsy reports,” but Luna said it was clear that wasn’t his true view. She noted that Hillary “does not mix her words,” making her comment particularly notable.

Speculations surrounding Epstein’s death 

Jeffrey Epstein was found unresponsive in his Manhattan jail cell in August 2019. Authorities officially ruled it a death by hanging, confirmed by the NYC Chief Medical Examiner on August 16, 2019.

Despite the official conclusion, skepticism quickly spread, and observers questioned whether Epstein’s injuries were fully consistent with the reported cause of death. Epstein’s lawyers brought in forensic pathologist Michael Baden to oversee the autopsy. The phrase “Epstein didn’t kill himself” became widely recognized in public discourse.

FBI investigators conducted a 23-page probe, which included images of Epstein’s neck injuries, his post-mortem examination, and a psychological report outlining his state of mind in the days before his death.