'Investigation Found Nothing, No Fun': What Jeffery Epstein Wrote In His Purported Suicide Note

Jeffrey Epstein Suicide Note: A purported suicide note of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has been recently released by a federal judge, reported The New York Times. As per the document, Epstein was reportedly tired of the investigation and mentioned that the authorities could not find anything even after months of probing. While the note remained sealed for several years, it was recently released by the federal judge who oversaw Epstein’s cellmate's case.

As per the letter, Epstein stated that he was going through trauma during the high-profile probe, further labeling it "unworthy". "They investigated me for months-FOUND NOTHING!!! It is a treat to be able to choose one's time to say goodbye. Watcha want me to do- Bust out cryin!! NO FUN. NOT WORTH IT!!" the sex offender reportedly wrote in his letter.

Earlier on Wednesday, the judge who oversaw Nicholas Tartaglione's case released the letter in the public domain after years. Tartaglione was Epstein's cellmate and revealed that he discovered the note when the businessman was found unresponsive in July 2019.

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While he survived that suicide attempt, Epstein was later found dead in Manhattan just a few weeks later, leading to several questions regarding the incident. Earlier last week, the New York Times had urged the court to release the document.

Earlier in April, a new report suggests that he developed a strong interest in collecting rare Islamic artifacts. A report by the New York Times suggests that Epstein liked collecting rare Islamic artifacts and used these items to decorate buildings on his private island.

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The convicted sex offender was charged with paying underage girls for sexual acts and sexually abusing them at his Manhattan and Palm Beach homes between 2002 and 2005. At the time of his death, he was facing new federal charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy to commit sex trafficking.