Official records, including the New York City medical examiner’s ruling of suicide by hanging in August 2019, multiple DOJ and FBI reviews, and post-mortem documentation released through early 2026, have consistently affirmed Jeffrey Epstein’s death in federal custody with no subsequent credible sightings or reversals. Recent file disclosures, including autopsy images and investigative reports, have prompted renewed scrutiny yet produced no verifiable evidence of survival, reinforcing the established timeline and identification of the body. Trader consensus at 97.9% for “No” reflects the absence of any substantiated developments challenging this record over seven years, alongside the high evidentiary bar for market resolution requiring incontrovertible public proof. While improbable late developments such as authenticated DNA confirmation or an official institutional reversal remain theoretically possible before the December 31, 2026 deadline, structural factors including estate proceedings and forensic consistency make such shifts highly unlikely.