Epstein Secrets

never Mr. Epstein was in town, asking the girls if they were ready to "work," the reports and Ms. Robson said. "She saw herself as the boss," said Spencer T. Kuvin, a West Palm Beach lawyer who represented several accusers in lawsuits. "Sarah was really running that organization, bringing girls and getting the

. "She saw herself as the boss," said Spencer T. Kuvin, a West Palm Beach lawyer who represented severa

Ms. Ransome said Ms. Groff communicated directly with her, repeating Mr. Epstein's promises to help her obtain a fashion degree. Ms. Groffs lawyer, Michael Bachner, said his client worked as part of a professional staff, making appointments, taking messages and setting up meetings. "At no time during Lesley's e

kesman for the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's Office declined to comment on where the probe stands, only saying that the "investigation is continuing." Spencer Kuvin, a Palm Beach attorney who represents two women who were abused by Epstein, said the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York o

ntatives also worked to debunk conspiracy theories, which the victims have encountered online, related to Epstein's jailhouse suicide. According to Kuvin, prosecutors continue to battle wild speculation on how the 66-year-old money- manager died, along with rumors that he isn't dead at all. "The U.S.

ty to state charges, his non-prosecution agreement with the feds granted immunity to his alleged accomplices, "including but not limited t lawyer, Michael Bachner, previously told The Daily Beast: "At no time during employment with Epstein did she ever engage in any misconduct." Attorneys for told CNN last m

Subject: RE: Daily Beast story on Epstein investigation For whatever it's worth, this article seems to be almost entirely based on information from Spencer Kuvin, who has been an extremely frustrating and unhelpful presence during our case—he routinely has been quoted in media reports saying things that are

ntatives also worked to debunk conspiracy theories, which the victims have encountered online, related to Epstein's jailhouse suicide. According to Kuvin, prosecutors continue to battle speculation on how the 66-year-old money- manager died, along with rumors that he isn't dead at all. "The U.S. Att

tion agreement with the feds granted immunity to his alleged accomplices, "including but not limited to EFTA00023924 --- PAGE BREAK --- lawyer, Michael Bachner, previously told The Daily Beast: "At no time during employment with Epstein did she ever engage in any misconduct." Attorneys for told CNN last m