In August 2019, Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell, awaiting trial for trafficking underage girls to some of the most powerful men on Earth.

The official ruling: suicide.

But the cameras outside his cell weren't working that night. The guards "fell asleep." He'd been taken off suicide watch days earlier. And he was sitting on a black book of names that could've ended careers, marriages, and maybe a presidency or two.