Official records, autopsy findings, and multiple federal investigations have consistently established Jeffrey Epstein’s death by suicide in August 2019 at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, with no verified evidence of survival since. Recent Department of Justice file releases in early 2026, including post-mortem images and internal reports, reinforced this determination while prompting renewed online speculation; however, widely circulated claims such as AI-generated images of Epstein in Tel Aviv were quickly debunked by fact-checkers. No credible sightings, DNA matches, or official confirmations have emerged in the intervening years. Trader consensus at 97.9% for “No” reflects this long-standing evidentiary record and the absence of any development that would meet the high threshold for confirmation. The only plausible shifts before 2027 would require extraordinary new primary evidence, such as authenticated biometric verification, which historical patterns and institutional scrutiny make extremely unlikely.