If Epstein's manner of death is ruled a suicide, his family could file a claim of WRONGFUL DEATH and his estate will be WORTH MORE. It looks like Epstein's family is fighting hard to KEEP THE MONEY. They may file a WRONGFUL DEATH SUIT if it is proven Epstein did commit suicide because of negligence of the jail. They also hired a well know pathologist to assist in the autopsy results. "A document filed last month by Epstein's lawyers listed his total assets at about $559 million. If his estate successfully wins a wrongful death suit over Epstein's death, the disgraced financier could be WORTH MORE. Epstein had no children and wasn't married. It's unclear if he had a will, and the details of what will happen to his multi-million dollar estate remain unknown. According to CBS News, his BROTHER MARK identified his body.  What happens next with his assets, however, could be "incredibly complicated," David Ring, a Los Angeles-based attorney who represents victims of sexual abuse, told Bloomberg. "It's going to be a lot of different folks who are going to be battling over this estate and these assets and I hope the victims come out on top. I think they deserve it," he said. "But I don't think the estate is just going to hand it over to them."  https://www.businessinsider.com/jeffrey-epstein-death-ruling-suicide-could-be-win-for-estate-2019-8 "NEW YORK (AP) — He testified for O.J. Simpson’s defense, helped investigate the assassinations of President John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr., hosted an HBO show and brought his pathology expertise to bear on celebrity deaths and police killings. Now Dr. Michael Baden is enmeshed in another high-stakes case, as the private pathologist who observed Jeffrey Epstein’s autopsy on his lawyers’ behalf. Baden has been part of many of America’s most prominent death investigations since the 1970s, when he was top pathologist for a congressional committee probing the Kennedy and King killings. He would go on to contribute to inquiries into the deaths of other historical figures, including Russia’s Tsar Nicholas II and American civil rights leader Medgar Evers. He also was part of a team that proved that the exhumed body of a man who drowned off Brazil in 1979 was that of Dr. Josef Mengele, the infamous “Angel of Death” from the Nazi concentration camps. Baden also has been involved in investigations into celebrity deaths, from comedian John Belushi’s 1982 drug overdose to former football player Aaron Hernandez’s 2017 prison suicide. Baden has aided celebrity defenses, too." https://www.apnews.com/bca05befc9424ecf908b4348670c0670