Epstein Autopsy Reveals Broken Neck Bones More Common In Strangulation Than Suicide

The Jeffrey Epstein autopsy is already raising eyebrows.

Several broken neck bones were discovered during the examination of Epstein’s corpse – including one bone near the Adam’s apple called the hypoid bone – sparking questions as to the real cause of Epstein’s death.

See, according to forensic experts, the broken hypoid bone may point towards strangulation murder, not suicide.

While it can occur that the hypoid bone breaks as a result of hanging, it is much more common in homicide through strangulation.

Watch this video from Fox News going over the new details revealed by the Epstein autopsy:

[zombify_post]