A lawyer for three of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged victims claims to have obtained new information proving the multi-millionaire financier was murdered and did not commit suicide as confirmed by officials.

Spencer Kuvin, who previously predicted that Epstein would not live to see his trial, alleges that an anonymous prison worker contacted him to say it was ‘highly unlikely’ the 66-year-old killed himself.

Epstein killed himself August 10 in his cell of New York’s Metropolitan Correctional Center in downtown Manhattan while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges.

An investigation later determined that Epstein hanged himself, using a bed sheet as a makeshift noose and wrapping it around his neck.

However, Kuvin is attempting to suggest otherwise, telling The Sun a source told him that ‘every square inch’ of the cells where Epstein was kept were covered by surveillance cameras, so investigators shouldn’t have needed to conduct an investigation - he says the pedophile’s death would have been documented on video.

Spencer Kuvin (left), who previously predicted that Epstein (right) would not live to see his trial, alleges that an anonymous prison worker contacted him to say it was ‘highly unlikely’ the 66-year-old killed himself

Epstein killed himself August 10 in his cell of New York’s Metropolitan Correctional Center in downtown Manhattan while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges. An investigation later determined that Epstein hanged himself, using a bed sheet as a makeshift noose and wrapping it around his neck

‘The first words out of his mouth to be honest were, “Don't believe what you are hearing” in regards to Epstein's death.

‘I had a lengthy conversation with him about the issue of security within MCC and he gave me a fairly detailed description of the interior of the jail, which led me to believe that he was credible,’ he told the outlet.

‘He told me how the [special housing unit] where Mr Epstein was kept was basically designed to be a jail within the jail.’

According to Kuvin, his source said there was an ‘even more secure unit’ where the prison’s highest-profile inmates were kept, such as Epstein, who are under surveillance 24 hours a day.

‘If reports that there is no CCTV are true - it would mean that they'd either shut the cameras off or they were not functioning in some way,’ Kuvin theorized. ‘He says there's no way that they would not have been able to see what was going on.’

The attorney has also voiced his own suspicions that Epstein’s cell mate was reportedly moved to a different holding area just hours before Epstein was found dead.

However, Kuvin is attempting to suggest otherwise, telling The Sun a source told him that ‘every square inch’ of the cells where Epstein was kept were covered by surveillance cameras, so investigators shouldn’t have needed to conduct an investigation - he says the pedophile’s death would have been documented on video

Epstein had been placed on suicide watch after he apparently made an unsuccessful attempt to take his own life on July 24, having been found unconscious on the floor with injuries to his neck.

He was taken off suicide watch not long after returning from hospital.

‘The purpose of a cell mate for someone who either who was on suicide watch or is on suicide watch is to notify guards if something is happening. So the fact that they pulled the cell mate is not only one level above negligent, it also appears intentional,’ he told The Sun.

‘Really he should have been on suicide watch. Not only was he not on suicide watch, they pulled the one person that could have notified guards if something untoward was about to occur.’

‘It was almost as though they did it so that no one could see what was going to happen the following day.’

Much of Kuvin’s doubt stems from his three meetings with Epstein, from which he believes the financier lacked the ‘resolve’ to carry out such an act.

‘He always seemed highly intelligent, arrogant, self-assured, confident. Never thought he did anything wrong, even in light of all the evidence against him, he basically just blamed the victims and had an incredible ego about himself and someone with that type of ego just never struck me as someone that could possibly commit suicide.

‘I didn't think he was that brave to be perfectly honest. He always hid behind lawyers upon lawyers upon lawyers in his civil and criminal cases. I mean you can't even count the number of people he hired to protect him from any allegations, both civil and criminal.

‘This type of an act requires a certain amount of resolve. And he just never struck me as someone that could do that.’

Much of Kuvin’s doubt stems from his three meetings with Epstein, from which he believes the the financier lacked the ‘resolve’ to carry out such an act

Kuvin previously speculated in the days leading up to Epstein’s death that he was in jeopardy of being killed because he had powerful friends who ‘didn’t want their secrets out’.

As a result, the attorney believes that somebody inside the prison was paid to make Epstein’s death look like a suicide, and the guards were ‘paid to disappear and not be there’.

‘So someone went in there in the early morning hours, tied him around the neck with a bed sheet, tied the bed sheet to the bed and pushed him down effectively and held him down until he choked to death.

‘With the fracture of the bone in his neck it suggests a high amount of force pushing down on him,’ he continued.

‘I think the most likely scenario if it is not suicide - as I've said before - is that there were too many people that were afraid that he would talk about what he may have done with them and others.

‘They just paid off someone to go into the jail and take care of him.’

Representing three of Epstein’s purported victims, Kuvin says he is demanding a full investigation be carried out into what happened in the prison, as well as seeing Epstein’s co-conspirators arrested.