The images, which were obtained by 60 Minutes and shown publicly for the first time on Sunday, were taken by the New York City medical examiner's office after Jeffrey Epstein killed himself in his federal prison cell.

Multiple nooses fashioned from the orange bedding were found on the floor of Epstein's cell.

The photos from inside his cell reveal that fragments of material were found hanging from a window, while a large strip of bedding was also looped through a hole on the top bunk bed.

The two prison guards who were responsible for checking in on Epstein the night he hanged himself and ultimately found him dead have since been charged with falsifying records and conspiracy. Pictured above is Epstein's jail cell after his death.

The two guards were allegedly shopping online for furniture and napping instead of checking on the millionaire pedophile in his jail cell just 15 feet away from them. Pictured above is the gate that separated the guards from the hallway where Epstein's cell was.

Epstein's autopsy report found his neck had been broken in several places, including the hyoid bone located near the Adam's apple. Pictured above is his broken hyoid bone.

Epstein's autopsy report found his neck had been broken in several places, including the hyoid bone located near the Adam's apple.

The handwritten note found in Epstein's cell, which was found alongside a ball point pen, contained complaints he seemingly had about prison conditions including that a guard had kept him locked in a shower stall for an hour.

Graphic photographs from Epstein's autopsy have revealed for the first time his bloodied neck wound after he killed himself on August 10.

Graphic photographs from Epstein's autopsy have revealed for the first time his bloodied neck wound after he killed himself on August 10.