The "story" now is that he wasn't on suicide watch, so none of those issues apply. The question is, if he sorta kinda maybe attempted suicide a couple of weeks ago, why wasn't he on suicide watch/
According to reports I saw (mostly via Timcast), that facility hasn't ever had a suicide before. in this case, normal procedures were ignored several times:
-- Guards were away for maintenance
-- Cellmate was moved to another cell, leaving a possibly suicidal inmate alone in his cell.
-- He was taken off suicide watch one week after the supposed (and still unconfirmed) suicide attempt just 3 weeks ago.
-- The surveillance cameras were off/malfunctioning.
The death occurred magically during the time all of those situations overlapped -- a perfect storm that not only allowed a suicidal man to kill himself (*cough* *cough*), but also in which there was no video recorded to see exactly what happened. And, it happened the day after 2,000 documents in the case were unsealed.
At some point, the number of coincidences are just too numerous to be plausible.