Epstein Secrets

tifacts Noted. In a story about the theft of "a collection of swords and daggers" from the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum, KSHB-TV Kansas City, MO (5/6, Reid, McCormick, 147K) notes that the FBI is offering a $10,000 reward "for information leading to the return of" the artifacts. Attorney

ay." Lisa Marie Eisenhart and her son Munchel are barred from speaking because they are both defendants in the case. "Prosecutors allege Munchel and Eisenhart were unhappy with the 2020 Presidential election results, which led them to Washington, D.C. to protest. The two brought tactical gear, and Munchel

tifacts Noted. In a story about the theft of "a collection of swords and daggers" from the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum, KSHB-TV Kansas City, MO (5/6, Reid, McCormick, 147K) notes that the FBI is offering a $10,000 reward "for information leading to the return of" the artifacts. Attorney

ay." Lisa Marie Eisenhart and her son Munchel are barred from speaking because they are both defendants in the case. "Prosecutors allege Munchel and Eisenhart were unhappy with the 2020 Presidential election results, which led them to Washington, D.C. to protest. The two brought tactical gear, and Munchel

ack teenager, who had mistakenly gone to Lester's house instead of a neighbor's. According to the article, the incident sparked a rally in downtown Kansas City, where supporters, civil rights leaders, and politicians called for justice and for stronger efforts to improve racial relations in Missouri and the

tie handcuffs during the Jan. 6 riot. According to the article, after grabbing the plastic handcuffs that they found inside the Capitol, Munchel and Eisenhart entered the gallery above the Senate EFTA00160440 chamber and stepped over a railing that separated portions of the gallery. Eisenhart chanted, "T

Offers $50,000 Reward In 1998 Kansas Cold Case Killing. The AP (3/29) reports that "the FBI is offering a reward of up to $50,000 in the death of a Kansas City-area woman who died more than 22 years ago." The AP Rhonda Tribue was a mother of six from Kansas City, Kansas and "was found dead on Oct. 8,1998" i

ers' request for release from jail, drawing a distinction between violent and nonviolent rioters." The Tennessean (3/29, 645K) reports *Munchel and Eisenhart are to be released with conditions established by Middle Tennessee District U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeffrey S. Frensley, similar to those ordered in o