Epstein Secrets

d on whether she ever touched her. More Than 30 Years Later, a Tantalizing Clue in the Gardner Museum Art Heist Surfaces The Boston Globe (12/01, Murphy) reported that three decades later, the largest art theft in US history remains unsolved, despite a $10 million reward. No one has been charged and

markers traveled across the map, their approximate locations lining up with the chain of events mapped out by state prosecutors in the case against Correa. The article noted that the trial for Correa, who faces 14 charges in the slayings of the Lindquists during a brutal home invasion, entered its 11th

Murphy, who "said this may be the first time DEA has been able to track the heroin route from The Bluff back to a specific cartel based in Mexico." Murphy also said the FBI was involved with the investigation of this case, according to the WSB-TV report, which is highlighted in an Atlanta Journal-Cons

t Carlos Correa to 30 months in prison for participating "in a heroin trafficking EFTA00160722 conspiracy in Schuylkill and Luzerne counties." The Correa case "was investigated by the FBI, the Pennsylvania State Police, and the Shenandoah Police." FINANCIAL CRIME & CORPORATE SCANDALS FBI Raids Clevel

ar cyber agents whose work led to the identification of the alleged schemers who are facing significant prison time if convicted." Bloomberg (11/20, Murphy), the Record (11/20, Greig), Bleeping Computer (11/20, Gatlan), TechCrunch (11/20, Franceschi), the Register (11/20, Thomson), Law 360 (11/20, Scha

n Wednesday, Nov. 20. According to the article, Detective Mario Correa has been awarded the Director's Certificate, EFTA01656120 which recognizes Correa's "exceptional performance and unwavering commitment to the Joint Task Force, which collaborates with the FBI to enhance public safety and combat cr