Jeffrey Epstein's Autopsy Reveals Neck Bone Breaks (Report)

Jeffrey Epstein‘s autopsy reveals that the disgraced financier indicted on sex trafficking charges sustained multiple neck bone breaks, according to a report by the Washington Post on Thursday (August 15).

One of the bones broken was reportedly the hyoid bone, near the Adam’s apple in men. Experts have said that while the bone has been known to break during a hanging, it is more common in victims of strangulation.

His cause of death is currently listed as “pending” after the autopsy on Sunday (August 11).

Conspiracy theories have run rampant ever since Jeffrey‘s death. He was found hanging in his prison cell at the Metropolitan Correctional Center on Saturday (August 10) in New York City.