Epstein Secrets

f many of those details trickled out over the course of months. We knew, for example, about Epstein's relationship with—and significant payments to—Joichi Ito of MIT and the New York Times Company, as well as other payments to institutions like Harvard and MIT and to a wide variety of individuals (or enti

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d with Defendant's acts in Texas. The exercise ofjurisdiction by this Court satisfies traditional notions of fair play and substantial justice. See O'Brien v. Lanoar 399 SW2d 340 (Tex. 1996). Attached hereto as Exhibit B is the affidavit of Donald R. Fitzgibbons, Chief Financial Officer ofJNV, confirmi

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ng supplier of parcel tanker shipping services. In March 2002, Stolt—Nielsen's general counsel, Paul O'Brien, resigned. According to a com- plaint O'Brien filed against Stolt-Nielsen in Connecticut Superior Court in Novem- ber 2002, and a subsequent article in The Wall Street Journal, O'Brien advised