in new york in 2010. that's two years after epstein first pleaded guilty to sex crimes. epstein took his own life in a manhattan jail cell about three weeks ago. since then we've learned that jail protocols requiring checks on epstein's well-being weren't followed. that brings us to cross-exam with elie honig, a former federal and state prosecutor. he's here to answer your questions about legal news. elie, we'll cover a bunch of topics. more viewer questions about where the criminal investigation goes from here. now that epstein is dead, one viewer wants to know, what kind of evidence are investigators looking at relating to epstein the death, and could there be criminal charges against anyone who worked at the metropolitan correctional center? >> we learned the justice department investigation of epstein's death in the mcc is continuing and attorney general william barr gave us a hint of where things may be heading when