The independent pathologist who Mark hired to attend the autopsy believed the death looked more like a homicide. The New York deputy assistant medical examiner conducting the autopsy said she required further information before making a ruling.
It was after then-chief medical examiner Barbara Sampson ruled Epstein's death a suicide a few days later that "the wheels started turning".
"Let me be really clear: Barbara Sampson … was not at the autopsy," Mark said.
"By them calling it a suicide, it stops any investigation for any other possibility."
Mark said he believed this was "a cover-up".
