Curious George wrote:I was not there, so I am not taking sides. I am stating only what I read. There are 2 ways to die by hanging. The rope and noose is attached to the side of the neck. After falling a meter, death is quick, the spinal cord is broken. Saddam and some of the Nazi leaders died that way. If the belt or bedsheet is tied around the neck and you pull against it it is lack of oxygen that kills you and takes time.

There were no cameras pointing either to the door from outside, or pointing inside the cell. The guards worked 70 hours a week, due to a lack of enough personnel. They slept rather than checked on him. Jeffries lawyers convinced the jail to take him off suicide watch. There was a bedpost (???) about 1 and 2/3 meters above the floor that he used to attach the bedsheet. After lunging forward to make the knot very tight, he kept leaning forward to keep it tight and cut off the air. (Robin Williams used a belt this way.)

Could it have been murder? Mel Gibson made a movie about a guy who believed in conspiracy theories. But all of his theories were wrong......except one.

It was a good movie. This story is ripe for a plot for a movie. It has sex and violence and crimes. I just don't know who will star in it.