The death of a former Clinton aid with ties to Jeffrey Epstein was ruled a suicide, despite no weapon being found.
Mark Middleton, 59, served in Bill Clinton's White House, and was found dead at a ranch in Perryville, Arkansas, in May 2022.
Death of shot Clinton aide with Epstein ties found tied to tree ruled suicide — despite no gun at scene https://t.co/IEiLkO5dYg via @nypost #ABC #NBC #CBS #MSNBC Not reporting
— CJ (@keepusstrong211) February 23, 2023
"Almost one year after Middleton’s death, a police report obtained by the outlet this week revealed that the Little Rock businessman was discovered with a gunshot wound to the chest and an extension cord tying his neck to a tree," the New York Post reported.
“I could see the male was obviously deceased,” Deputy Jeremy Lawson of the Perry County Sheriff’s Department wrote.
"Notably, Lawson’s account includes that while officers located a gun case and three boxes of buckshot in Middleton’s BMW SUV, there was no weapon in sight," the report added.
EXCLUSIVE: More questions than answers. Death of Clinton aide Mark Middleton linked to Jeffrey Epstein who was found shot & tied to a tree with an electrical cord around his neck is ruled a SUICIDE - despite cops finding no sign of weapon 🙄💀🤥
Daily Mail https://t.co/RSX1xXZPD9— CyberChick (@warriors_mom) February 22, 2023
"Release of the report was held up after members of his family petitioned a judge. They were worried that pictures from the gory scene would be made public," the Daily Mail reported.
"The judge eventually ruled that details could be released but photographs could not," it added.
The sheriff's report on the disturbing scene where a top #BillClinton advisor with ties to #JeffreyEpstein was found shot and hanged from a tree has finally been released, prompting sleuths to question why the death was ruled a suicide.#MarkMiddleton https://t.co/sehexGwTzd
— Arch Kennedy (@ArchKennedy) February 22, 2023
The death is especially controversial over his ties to Epstein and Clinton.
"Mark Middleton, 59, was a special advisor to the former president in the 1990s, authorizing Epstein's visits to the White House seven out of the 17 times the infamous pedophile met with top government officials there," the Post Millennial reported.
"Additionally, he was also on the flight logs of Epstein's private jet," it added.
The death report continues to add to questions related to Clinton and Epstein in the decades-long controversy related to the two well-known men.
