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Tova Noel, a former corrections officer, testified before Congress about the night Jeffrey Epstein died, insisting she had no role in his death and that systemic failures—not her actions—led to the tragedy. Accused of falsifying records, she admitted to submitting paperwork at the start of her shift but denied any connection to Epstein’s eight-hour unmonitored period. Though prosecutors dropped her case in 2021 and a DOJ report later confirmed suicide with no foul play, conspiracy theories resurfaced after documents revealed her internet searches and financial transactions—she insists those were personal and unrelated. Noel pleaded for peace, urging lawmakers to let her heal and move on from the ordeal, vowing she’s not a criminal and never conspired in Epstein’s death.
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