What is written in Epstein's suicide note?

A U.S. federal court in New York has released a letter allegedly belonging to the late financier Jeffrey Epstein.

The document reportedly contains phrases to the effect of, "It is pleasant to choose the time of one's own farewell."

It is reported that the handwritten letter was found by Epstein's former cellmate, Nicholas Tartaglione, a former police officer convicted of murder.

Judge Kenneth Karas decided to include this document among the public court records.

The court ruling stated that there was no sufficient legal basis to keep the letter confidential.

At the same time, the court has not reached a final conclusion regarding the authenticity of the document.

The letter notes that Epstein wrote that no concrete evidence had been found against him during the investigation. Some of his sharp and emotional remarks are once again sparking public debate.

Journalists have also released new information about the unusual "mosque" project built on Epstein's private island.

According to reports, the building incorporated a Kaaba kiswa, tiles brought from Uzbekistan, and Syrian architectural styles.