Michael M. Baden

So they

asked New York medical examiner Dr. Michael Baden to do a second private autopsy three days later.

And he found the exact same thing.

Her body had been staged or she had been drowned after a prolonged struggle.

When Joshua and Sandra Greenberg received their daughter's belongings and read the autopsy report, they immediately recognized that the official narrative did not align with basic physical realities.

They hired seasoned private investigators and well-renowned independent forensic pathologists including Dr. Cyril Wecht, Dr. Henry Lee, and former New York City chief medical examiner Dr. Michael Baden.

This is what these experts discovered, which raised troubling questions across every part of this case.

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The 66-year-old convicted sex offender was found hanging from his bunk bed with a noose around his neck at the New York City Metropolitan Correctional Center where he was awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges.

But Dr. Michael Baden, an independent pathologist hired by Epstein's brother, Mark Epstein, to observe the autopsy, has argued that fractures in the neck were more consistent with homicidal strangulation than suicide.

Guards assigned to check on Epstein every 30 minutes failed to make their rounds, while jail surveillance footage was incomplete, fueling suspicions of foul play and allegations of a cover-up.

Some experts believe that the missing surveillance footage has been found and shows that Epstein was murdered.

Completely shocked and horrified, the McCanns launched their own investigation using their savings as well as the money intended to send Annie off to college.

They bought billboards around town, hired private investigators, and enlisted the help of famed medical examiner Dr. Michael Baden, to try and solve Annie's case once and for all.

After reviewing the details, Dr. Baden immediately took note of the fact that Annie McCann was found in the dumpster, an unusual detail for someone who allegedly purposely overdosed.

He also claimed that in his 50 years of work in the field, he never heard of anyone taking their lives by drinking Bactine, which in his opinion did not have enough lidocaine in one bottle to actually cause one's death.

and there were a lot of sort of strange anomalies, you know, cameras that weren't working, guards that fell asleep.

We now have new information about guards, for example, having large sums of money in their accounts shortly before his death, of paperwork being destroyed, of inmates coming forward and saying it's impossible to kill yourself, of further evidence from Michael Baden, who was the person employed by Epstein's brother to do a proper autopsy on the body.

the way that the crime scene was sort of tidied up.

There are just so many strange things happened that do raise questions about his death.

You know, there's a civil suit against the town of Stoughton that had been filed by A very good attorney named Steve Marullo.

And Steve Marullo went to Michael Baden, which, you know, Michael Baden is the best of the best when you talk about MEs, arguably, but he's certainly well known.

And Baden said that he was certain that this was not a suicide, it was a homicide.

So in June of 2024, these stories start coming out.

You have to get really, really high to do that.

That's one of the questions, again, the unpleasantness with Epstein that Baden pointed out.

This is so bizarre, but he also had two of the fractures in his larynx.

the cartilage.

It still does, which is why we're talking about it right now.

Dr. Michael Baden, a respected forensic pathologist, was retained by Epstein's brother, and he said that a pattern of neck injuries, especially the fractured hyoid bone, was much more consistent with strangulation than suicide.

Now that's all well and good, but New York's chief medical examiner, Dr. Barbara Sampson, disagreed.

She said she's confident the cause is suicide, and dismissed any assertion to the contrary as uncompelling.

That's correct.

So it wasn't until another autopsy, a private autopsy, was done by I think Dr. Michael Baden, who conducted the autopsy that was determined to be a suicide, and that's how they originally, um, then went to change the original autopsy to undetermined.

But in terms of the suicide theory, what the prosecution is doing, especially with this OBGYN, is trying to get insight and testimony in front of the jury that she wanted to live.

She wanted to live.