Epstein Secrets

"he quickly found it for a price." According to the Plain Dealer, "The owner met City Councilman Tyrone Riley in a restaurant parking lot and handed Riley $5,000 in cash, money the FBI says was used to bribe Riley for his support," but "it was hardly a smooth transaction. Some of the bills fell during

he bills fell during the exchange, causing Riley to scramble to pick up the cash, the FBI said. Fearing a parking-lot camera might capture the deal, Riley returned the money and drove away, the agency said." The Plain Dealer adds that the FBI's "portrayal of Riley...underscored how he and his colleagu

ange while flouting the most basic scientific evidence about disease transmission." However, in more favorable coverage, the Washington Times (7/4, Howell, Boyer, 492K) reports the President "used the second edition of his `Salute to America' to defend everyone from Christopher Columbus to law enforce

se In Opposition . . . 08/17/2009 91 Npnp Notice of Production Non Party None 08/17/2009 92 Notd Notice of Taking Deposition Of William "bill" Riley. 08/17/2009 93 Npnp Notice of Production Non Party None 08/17/2009 94 Npnp Notice of Production Non Party None 08/17/2009 95 Npnp Notice of P

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he public will get some information on what happened as opposed to a low-profile person who is in jail and committed suicide." Newsday (NY] (8/13, Riley, 932K), Reuters (8/13, Lynch, Brice), the Washington Post (8/13, Al, Barrett, Zapotosky, 14.2M), and the Wall Street Journal (8/13, Gurman, Hong, Ch

nts about whether she should also hear the EFTA00161054 McGahn case or assign it randomly to another judge, as is customary when cases are filed." Howell "set no deadline for deciding the issue." Politico (8/13, Cheney, Desiderio, 4.29M) reports, that In a new court filing, the DOJ "dinged the House

from availability. Prosecutors Indict Leaders of Church With North Carolina Ties, Accused of Preying on Military The Fayetteville Observer (10/27, Riley) reported that leaders of the House of Prayer Church, including Rony Denis, Anthony Oloans, and others, have been indicted on charges of conspiracy

cing the release of documents related to major controversies, including the Russiagate probe, the Mar-a-Lago raid, and Operation Arctic Frost, while Howell warned that "the FBI will also never be able to fully investigate itself. Selective transparency is always going to be problematic." Back to Top I