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Jail record · July 26, 2019

BOP psychology contact note for Jeffrey Epstein on suicide watch, July 26, 2019

Bureau of Prisons clinical note recording Epstein's claims of no memory of his apparent suicide attempt and complaints about confinement conditions.Machine-written summary

EFTA00120176

SENSITIVE BUT UNCLASSIFIED

Bureau of Prisons

Psychology Services Clinical Intervention - Clinical Contact

Inmate Name:EPSTEIN, JEFFREY EDWARD
Date of Birth:0
Date:07/26/2019 09:09
Sex:MFacility: NYM
Provider:BF

Focus of Session

Inmate Epstein was seen while on psychological observation in our hospital area.

Subjective/Objective Presentation

Prior to this writer’s contact with him, Inmate Epstein showered and dressed himself for his legal visit today. He was smiling and did crack some jokes during the interview. He did elucidate some complaints and suggested being disappointed with this writer as he wants “to trust me and for me to trust him.” He stated he remains unhappy with legal visiting procedures as he cannot go to the bathroom as frequently as he would like to since he has a “weak bladder.” Inmate Epstein also reported since coming to the psychological observation area, he has felt constipated and needs his Colace. He had self-carry Colace in SHU, but since coming to the observation area, he has not had his medication. This writer immediately notified medical and his pills were being processed during the interview. Inmate Epstein also continues to complain about the conditions of SHU confinement (i.e., feeling punished, smells, noise, and restrictions).

With regard to the events which lead to his initial placement on suicide watch, inmate Epstein stated he has no memory of the event. He asked to speak with his old cellmate “Nick” to see if he can tell him what happened or see if his memory could be triggered. He remarked, “I am still trying to figure out how I got this (pointing to the scab around his neck).” Inmate Epstein denies remembering harming himself and/or being harmed by his cellmate. He does not exhibit symptoms of any cognitive disorder, seizure disorder, psychotic disorder, or dissociative disorder at this time or in the past. Inmate Epstein denied any current suicidal ideation, intention, or plan. He reported wanting to be alive to fight his legal case and go back and live life. He referred to himself as “a coward” and “I’m Jewish.” He said he is not the type who likes pain or would ever attempt to harm himself.

While on psychological observation, inmate Epstein has been eating his meals, sleeping and interacting with the inmate companions. He is in legal visiting the majority of the day and in the evenings. His log book and eating/shower chart reflect the same. He has been speaking to inmate companions about investment strategies and about prison adjustment. Correctional Staff report during his legal visits, he is interacting with his attorney, animated, laughing, and joking.

Intervention(s)

Inmate Epstein was provided with supportive and coping skills interventions today. He was receptive to them, but mostly wanted to express his complaints about his current prison confinement status and needs. He wanted this writer to address them.

Progress/Plan

Inmate Epstein will remain on psychological observation in an abundance of caution and pending housing arrangements to be made on Monday. He continues to be vague and reports memory deficits regarding the events which lead to a piece of sheet being placed loosely around his neck and marks with scabs around his neck.

Psychologist on 07/26/2019 10:05

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Bureau of Prisons - NYM

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