. >> bruce barket: m.c.c.s the worst jail or prison i've ever been to by far. >> alfonsi: it's not a "club fed." >> barket: it's not a club anything. it is dirty. it's insect infested, rodent infested. it was built for about 350 and houses over 700. so the inmates are packed in. >> alfonsi: bruce barket is the wyer for epstein's first cellmate, 52-year-old nick tartaglione. a brawny, former police officer accused of murdering four men. they shared a cell in the "shu"" the special housing unit, which is considered safer than general population. >> barket: jail's a tough place. the rules don't exist the way they do in society. somebody like jeffrey epstein-- you know, an elderly, rich white male is going to have a tough time in general population. >> alfonsi: epstein was directing money to be deposited in other inmates commissary accounts in exchange for his protection, sources say, because he feared for his life. but the government says epstein was suicidal and made his first, failed suicide attempt weeks after

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bruce barket is his attorney. >> it's the worst facility jail or prison that i've been to in 35 years law. >> reporter: the missing jail cell video could reignite speculation of a cover-up as the detention facility continues to be under fire for multiple failures before epstein died in custody. >> when you got videotape disappearing, cameras not working, guards allegedly not being where they are supposed to be, it's no wonder that jeffrey epstein is dead. >> these things can happen, right? >> these things can happen. but they all shouldn't happen in one place. >> good morning. these things can happen but all of them happening? what did the jail have to say about this lost video? >> reporter: well, tony, they've had nothing to say so far to us. the mcc through the bureau of prisons declined to comment citing the ongoing investigation into jeffrey epstein death. which comes as no surprise. they remained silent on all things epstein throughout the course of this investigation into jeffrey epstein death which by the way, five months ago today epstein died. >> thank you very much. remember