This document contains a series of psychological evaluations and suicide risk assessments for Jeffrey Epstein conducted by the Bureau of Prisons Psychology Services. The evaluations cover his mental health history, current mental status, risk and protective factors for suicide, and his adjustment to incarceration. Epstein was placed on psychological observation and suicide watch at various times due to concerns about his mental health and safety. Despite being found with a string around his neck, he consistently denied suicidal ideation and was considered low risk for suicide. The document also includes administrative notes and interactions with psychology staff.
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