Official records from the August 2019 death at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, including the New York City medical examiner’s autopsy ruling suicide by hanging, post-mortem photos, and subsequent DOJ and FBI reviews, have withstood multiple rounds of document releases through 2026 without producing contradictory evidence. Recent investigations, such as the New York Times examination of inmate accounts, suicide notes, and institutional logs, along with released surveillance materials, have reinforced the conclusion of no foul play or substitution while highlighting procedural lapses that fueled speculation. In the absence of any verified sightings, DNA discrepancies, or credible witness statements over seven years, prediction market participants assign overwhelming probability against confirmation of survival before 2027. Late developments capable of shifting odds would require authenticated proof such as a verified public appearance or forensic contradiction emerging from ongoing file disclosures.