Epstein Secrets

afficking Operation in Florida WPLG-10 (11/14, Torres) reported that the FBI is investigating a human trafficking operation with links to a farm in Miami-Dade, which has resulted in three convictions and three pending federal cases. According to the article, the operation involved kidnapping, extortion, an

ssages today. Apparently this is what sent him over the edge. The Epstein ffies." Additional reporting on the story was provided by ABC News (11/15, Pereira), Associated Press (11/16, Freking, Megerian) (2), BBC (11/14, Walsh), CBS News (11/15, Quinn), CNBC (11/14, Mangan), CNN (11/14, Holmes, Cancryn, e

data through the new system. Thousands of police agencies fell through the cracks because they didn't catch up with the changes on time." That year, Miami-Dade, New York City and Los Angeles did not submit their data. Philadelphia reported nine months' worth of data; Chicago reported seven months, and Phoe

ement as the search for Couch shifts from forest manhunt to an active investigation." The story was also reported on by ABC News (09/18, Hutchinson, Pereira), BBC (09/18, Faguy), CBS News (09/18, Sundby, Tanyos), CNN (09/18, Simonson), Fox News (09/18, Betz), NBC News (09/18, Smith, Cohen), the New York

gencies and temp compa- nies, which did not keep records like date of birth or address for 2,500 disaster food stamp workers hired in Broward and Miami-Dade counties. The tbsr's investigation on those who could be identified found that dozens of workers. with access to applicants personal information

Way Persist `Having an opinion doesn't make you a statesman. Winning the lot- tery as my opponent did, doesn't make you a leader," Kanjian said. Pereira didn't get to respond as the audience reacted with a mixture of boos and puzzled expreararms In 1998, he was part of an 11- member group that divi