Epstein Secrets

assigned to Memphis, as well as our LeGend Task Force model." COUNTER-TERRORISM Sources: FBI Won't Classify Nashville Bombing As Terrorism. WSMV-TV Nashville, TN (1/5, Finley, 230K) reports, "An FBI source close to the Christmas day bombing investigation tells News4 Investigates that evidence indicates it

-defense, maintaining that he only fired his rifle after being attacked from behind." Prosecutors allege that Rittenhouse traveled "from his home in Antioch, Ill., across state lines to nearby Kenosha, after learning of a call for militia to protect businesses during protests on Aug. 25." The case is se

ast $300,000" To Extortionist Over Data Breach. The Tennessean (8/13, Kelman, 458K) reports, "The FBI is investigating an extortion scheme targeting Nashville-based Asurion, a global phone insurance company." Asurion "paid at least $300,000 in ransom to an extortionist who claimed he stole private info of

than a million customers, according to new court records from an ongoing FBI investigation: According to the FBI, the suspect is "Nicholas Burks, of Antioch, a former Asurion employee who was fired in March' The Tennessean adds, The Asurion breach was revealed late last week by an FBI search warrant appl

day. Garcia told agents after his arrest that he had not intended to go through with the contract killing. He said he just received a job offer at a Nashville medical center that he intended to take instead. If convicted, Garcia faces up to 10 years in prison, according to a news release from the US attor

at 17 officers sent racist memes and messages filled with slurs to each other between 2019 to EFTA00160438 2021, with one of the texts directed at Antioch Mayor Lamar Thorpe, a black man. Newsweek (04/18, Phillips), and CBS News (04/18, Czachor) also reported on the story. An Oklahoma Newspaper's Secr