Trader consensus on Polymarket heavily favors "No" at 95.2% implied probability that Jeffrey Epstein will be confirmed alive before 2027, anchored by the official 2019 autopsy ruling his death a suicide by hanging at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, upheld by subsequent DOJ investigations and family burial. Recent 2026 releases—including a May-unsealed purported suicide note from his cellmate, February post-mortem details, and March medical examiner testimony explaining the initial suicide ruling delay—have reinforced this narrative without introducing contradictory evidence. Persistent online conspiracy theories and AI-generated deepfakes fuel fringe speculation, but lack verifiable proof like DNA retesting or credible sightings. Scenarios to shift odds would require extraordinary developments, such as a confirmed public appearance or forensic revelation of a body double, though institutional finality after seven years renders this improbable.