Shouting and shrieking was heard from the jail cell holding Jeffrey Epstein on Aug. 10, the morning he was found unresponsive, according to a new report.
The broadcaster said that once Epstein was declared dead, his brother, Marc, was brought in to identify his body.
Epstein was being held on sex trafficking charges after being arrested in New Jersey in July. Authorities said he sexually abused and exploited dozens of girls, some as young as 14. Girls told authorities in previous depositions that Epstein would pay them hundreds of dollars to massage him and more money if they were unclothed while doing so, and in some cases Epstein raped them. They were also paid hundreds more if they recruited other girls.
Authorities said Epstein was aware that the girls were minors.

The news of Epstein’s death on Saturday set off speculation about what happened, with a statement from the Department of Justice saying it was “an apparent suicide” doing little to quell the theories.
A source told The Associated Press that the guard wasn’t fully trained but was substituting because of staffing issues.
Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Barbara Sampson said that the autopsy was witnessed by pathologist Dr. Michael Baden at the request of people representing Epstein.

“Today, a medical examiner performed the autopsy of Jeffrey Epstein,” she said in a statement. “The ME’s determination is pending further information at this time. … My office defers to the involved law enforcement agencies regarding other investigations around this death.”
Epstein, who was about 6 feet tall, apparently committed suicide by kneeling toward the floor before strangling himself with the bed sheet noose, the source told the news outlet on Aug. 12.
Officials said in the Department of Justice statement that emergency responders tried to revive Epstein but he was pronounced dead soon after arriving at a nearby hospital.

“I was appalled, and indeed the whole department was, and, frankly, angry,” Barr said, speaking at an event in New Orleans. He called it a “failure to adequately secure this prisoner.”
“We are now learning of serious irregularities at this facility that are deeply concerning and demand a thorough investigation. The FBI and the Office of Inspector General are doing just that,” Barr added.
“We will get to the bottom of what happened and there will be accountability. But let me assure you this case will continue on against anyone who was complicit with Epstein. Any co-conspirators should not rest easy. The victims deserve justice, and they will get it,” he added.