This document contains multiple psychological assessments and suicide risk evaluations for Jeffrey Epstein conducted by the Bureau of Prisons Psychology Services. The assessments cover his mental status, subjective complaints, and interventions provided during his incarceration at NYM. Epstein expressed concerns about his confinement conditions, denied suicidal ideation, and was placed on suicide watch after being found with a string around his neck. He was later stepped down to psychological observation. The document includes details of his interactions with psychology staff, his mental health history, and his subjective experiences in SHU.
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