FD-302 (Rev. 5-8-10)¶
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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION¶
Date of entry 08/14/2019¶
On August 10, 2019 at approximately 1430 hours, the reporting investigator did interview BOP nurse/medic EMPLOYEE 9 on the 9th floor outside of the “L” tier. EMPLOYEE 9 informed that he has been a nurse at the BOP for approximately 18 months and that on the date of incident he was working a 0600 x 1400 shift and assigned “medical duty”. According to EMPLOYEE 9 he remembers getting the call regarding EPSTEIN at 0633 via an alarm broadcast over the radios. EMPLOYEE 9 informed he arrived at the cell at 0635 hours and observed BOP guards inside and administering CPR. EMPLOYEE 9 checked EPSTEIN for vitals and detected no pulse and no sign of life. EMPLOYEE 9 attempted to shock EPSTEIN through an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) and “no shock” was advised. EPSTEIN was transported via stretcher to the MCC 2nd floor medical ward where he was intubated, given oxygen, and given 3 rounds of epinephrine. EMPLOYEE 9 again attempt to utilize an AED to shock EPSTEIN, but “no shock” was advised. EMPLOYEE 9 stated that when he entered the cell he observed EPSTEIN laying parallel to the bunk bed with his head towards the wall the desk was affixed to and his feet towards opposite wall. EMPLOYEE 9 stated the ligature was still around EPSTEIN’s neck.¶
Investigation on 08/10/2019 at New York, New York, United States (In Person)¶
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Date drafted 08/13/2019¶
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