In a bone-chilling revelation, former Metropolitan Correctional Center inmate Martin Goddisfeld has broken his silence — and what he says could rewrite everything we thought we knew about Jeffrey Epstein’s mysterious death.

According to Goddisfeld, the night Epstein died wasn’t quiet. It was filled with strange noises, footsteps, and the unmistakable sound of panic echoing through the decaying walls of the MCC.

Guards were missing. Cameras were dead. And the air, he said, “felt like something terrible was about to happen.”

“I heard a man scream. Not once — but twice,” Goddisfeld told investigators in a trembling voice.

“Then silence. And after that, everything was… erased.”

The former inmate describes a dilapidated, lawless facility, where power outages, drug smuggling, and secretive late-night movements were routine. He claims that certain guards “vanished” days after Epstein’s death, and that inmates were warned to keep their mouths shut — or risk being transferred to undisclosed locations.

Even more chilling, Goddisfeld alleges that Epstein might not have died in that cell at all.

“The body they wheeled out — I can’t say for sure it was him,” he whispered.

“They rushed it through the corridors so fast… like they didn’t want anyone looking too closely.”

Leaked documents reportedly support parts of his claim, showing inconsistencies in the autopsy records and missing camera footage from key prison corridors. The same footage was allegedly “corrupted” before investigators could review it.

Now, years later, Goddisfeld insists the world deserves the truth.

“It wasn’t suicide,” he says firmly.

“It was a message — to anyone who thinks they can expose the powerful.”

As whispers of cover-ups and conspiracy swirl once again, the world is left to wonder: What really happened in that cold, silent cell — and who was pulling the strings behind the curtain?

Stay tuned. This story is far from over…