Epstein Secrets

hn Gurganus of the Middle District of Pennsylvania. This is the latest in a series of civil rights complaints and habeas corpus petitions filed by Reynolds which challenge the legality of his ongoing federal criaiinal prosecution in this district. See United States I Reynolds, Case No. 3:05-CR-493.

d in the Lackawanna County Prison, Scranton, Pennsylvania initiated this pro se petition for a writ of habeas corpus pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 2241. Reynolds' petition is accompanied by an in forma pauperis application. For the reasons set forth below, Reynolds' petition will be dismissed as meritless.

seeking injunctive relief against the same officials should the orga- nizations believe they are again the targets of a similar investigation, see Samuels v. Mackell, 401 U.S. 66, 72, 91 S.Ct 764, 767, 27 I....Ed.2d 688 (1971) (Samuels), even though the investigative techniques may not be identical.

The Federalist <https://thefederalist.corn/2020/07/29/dhs-secretary-says-agents-will-stay-in-portland-while- governor-claims-theyre-leaving/> (7/29, Reynolds, 126K) reports that while "Wolf and Brown both claimed to have reached a decision together," their announcements "emphasize very different aspects"

n Legend." The Hill <http://thehill.com/homenews/administration/509560-trump-administration-to-send-federal-agents-to- cleveland-detroit-and> (7/29, Samuels, 2.98M) reports, "The department cited increases in violent crime in each of the cities, noting homicides and shootings are up in all three places c

ism to help them understand what Ryan's mindset might be like right now." Alabama Man Gets 6.5 Years For Child Porn. WBRC-TV Birmingham, AL (5/20, Reynolds, 57K) reports that in Alabama on Thursday, a federal judge sentenced James Curtis Brasher "to 78 months in prison followed by 15 years of supervise

s In Washington. LEADING THE NEWS EFTA00149723 Psaki Calls GOP Opposition To Capitol Riot Commission "Incredibly Disappointing." The Hill (5/20, Samuels, 5.69M) reports a day after the House passed a bill to establish a commission to investigate the Jan. 6 attack on the Capitol with limited support f

e US Attorney's Office in Cleveland with possessing and distributing crack cocaine, cocaine" and oxycodone. The Lorain (OH) Morning Journal (7/15, Reynolds, 47K) also publishes a similar article. Two Men Accused Of Possessing Enough Fentanyl To Kill More Than 20,000 People. EFTA00150126 The Hampton R

he'll make a comeback." Politico reports that "when asked if he would take Flynn back at the White House, Trump replied, 'I would." The Hill (7/15, Samuels, 2.98M) reports the president has "declined to say whether he will intervene in Flynn's case, noting that it is still playing out." Trump told CBS,

to that. ...That's what occurs in every other city across the country. We hope that's what's going to occur there as well." The Federalist (7/29, Reynolds, 126K) reports that while "Wolf and Brown both claimed to have reached a decision together," their announcements "emphasize very different aspects"

eds of federal officers were being sent to Chicago, Kansas City and Albuquerque as part of an initiative called Operation Legend." The Hill (7/29, Samuels, 2.98M) reports, "The department cited increases in violent crime in each of the cities, noting homicides and shootings are up in all three places c

se, which could lead to more charges. The actor was charged with a felony yesterday for allegedly staging a hate attack to advance his career." CBS (Reynolds) added, "It's gone from very bad to much worse for Jussie Smollett. You can forget about the Fox statement two days ago about how Smollett was a co

sure of the report." Said Schiff, "In the end, I think the department understands that they're going to have to make this public." The Hill (2/24, Samuels, 3.27M) says Democrats on Sunday "framed the conclusion of Mueller's nearly two- year investigation as a crucial moment for transparency." Sen. Kamal

to that. ...That's what occurs in every other city across the country. We hope that's what's going to occur there as well." The Federalist (7/29, Reynolds, 126K) reports that while "Wolf and Brown both claimed to have reached a decision together," their announcements "emphasize very different aspects"

eds of federal officers were being sent to Chicago, Kansas City and Albuquerque as part of an initiative called Operation Legend." The Hill (7/29, Samuels, 2.98M) reports, "The department cited increases in violent crime in each of the cities, noting homicides and shootings are up in all three places c