Epstein Secrets

fore the alleged assault, Epstein writes, Strauss-Kahn had =articipated in a sex party in Washington. He then flew to New York and =ot a room at the Sofitel, whose parent company employed an executive =lose to Sarkozy's intelligence coordinator, according to Epstein. =fter dinner, D.S.K. returned to the

it is with D.S.K. This weekend, the odds are high that Sarkozy will =ose to Francois Hollande, who became the Socialist Party =tandard-bearer after Strauss-Kahn's arrest. Hollande, who has never =een a government minister, will undoubtedly lack D.S.K.'s acumen =hen it comes to handling the European financial c

xt President of France." The remaining allegations are denied. 17. Mr. Strauss-Kahn admits that he was scheduled to check out of Room 2806 of the Sofitel on May 14, 2011. Mr. Strauss-Kahn tacks knowledge or information sufficient to form a belief as to the truth of the remaining allegations, and for t

had sexually assaulted her, when she knew that accusation to be untrue. Ms. Diallo knew that her false report to the NYPD likely would lead to Mr. Strauss-Kahn's arrest and detention. 11. At approximately 4:40 p.m., police officers from the New York Port Authority removed Mr. Strauss-Kahn from an Air France

how the Blackberry worked. From electronic information that became available to investigators in November 2011, it appears the phone never left the Sofitel. If it was innocently lost, whoever found it never used it, raising the question of by whom and why it was disabled at 12:51." The conclusion I reac

imagination. Consider, for example, his entry into DSK's mind on p.8. He writes omnisciently that when DSK met a police officer at JFK on May 14th. :Strauss-Kahn's mind was racing. Could his lover from the night before turned on him? Or maybe those rumors that he had been hearing in France had manifested thems