Epstein's Cellmate Hits Back at Pedo's Brother After He Claimed the Alleged 'Suicide Note' Is a Fake — 'I Gain Nothing By That Letter'

Jeffrey Epstein's cellmate, Nick Tartaglione, has fired back at Mark Epstein's claim that his brother's recently revealed suicide note is a "forgery," RadarOnline.com can report, and insists the sex fiend was murdered.

Tartaglione seemed to believe Mark was trying to implicate him in Jeffrey's death, which did not sit well with him.

Tartaglione, a disgraced ex-cop serving four life sentences, said Mark is wrong if he wants to insinuate he played a role in Jeffrey's death – or the note.

"If Epstein’s brother doubts that it’s authentic, have him to hire his own handwriting experts and authenticate it." Tartaglione told House Inhabit Substack writer Jessica Reed Kraus from prison. "I gain nothing either way by that letter. Like always, I just told the truth."

That "truth," according to Tartaglione, was that he stumbled upon the note, revealing it had been ripped from a yellow legal pad and hidden in plain sight.

At the time, the cellmates had reportedly gotten into a fight with each other, and Mark hinted there could have been a motivation to kill Jeffrey.

In fact, Tartaglione took credit for bringing Jeffrey back from the void after his first suicide attempt in July 2019. According to Kraus, Epstein appeared to be sleeping, snoring loudly that night.

"Nick put in headphones and went to sleep. At some point, he felt something hit his leg. When his eyes adjusted to the dark, he saw Epstein hanging, his eyes partly open."

Kraus writes that Tartaglione claimed he used a "small razor blade inmates were allowed for grooming. Nick says he cut Epstein down and began chest compressions while calling for guards. He says Epstein regained breathing before officers arrived."