Jeffrey Epstein appears in federal court showing no sign of injury following possible suicide attempt last week.
in lower Manhattan marked the first time the accused sex trafficker was seen in public since he was found injured inside the Metropolitan Correctional Center in a possible suicide attempt.
On Wednesday, the jailed money manager walked into court wearing blue prison pants and a matching shirt. He displayed no signs of injuries and sat quietly at the defense table, at times with his chin resting on interlocked hands, as his lawyers and the prosecutors discussed a possible trial date. The hearing ended with Judge Richard Berman signaling that Epstein won't stand trial until at least June 2020.Epstein was arrested July 6 on charges of sex trafficking and conspiracy after he arrived on his private plane at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey following a flight from France.
Following his arrest, investigators searching his home found hundreds, if not thousands, of photos of nude underage girls or women, court papers say. The federal agents also found a safe filled with piles of cash, diamonds and an Austrian passport with Epstein's photo and a different name.
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