Epstein Secrets

e. The San Diego Union-Tribune (10/22, 755K) reports that federal gents "served an early-morning search warrant last week on the home of well-known San Diego criminal defense lawyer Vikas Bajaj, who has been identified in court documents as the purchaser of three firearms from a former sheriff's captain

, North Carolina on October 22nd to 40 years in prison with 30 years of supervised release for sex trafficking and promotion of prostitution." Judge Conrad "[said] Boston will have to pay $354,000 in restitution and $25,000 according to 18 U.S. Code 3014 and the Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act o

er-connected-to-garmo-gun-case> (10/22, 755K) reports that federal gents "served an early-morning search warrant last week on the home of well-known San Diego criminal defense lawyer Vikas Bajaj, who has been identified in court documents as the purchaser of three firearms from a former sheriff's captain

, North Carolina on October 22nd to 40 years in prison with 30 years of supervised release for sex trafficking and promotion of prostitution." Judge Conrad "[said] Boston will have to pay $354,000 in restitution and $25,000 according to 18 U.S. Code 3014 and the Justice for Victims of Trafficking Act o

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hat he was unimpressed by the evening: "The party, as far as I was concerned, was a flop. No loose women around. It was full of businessmen, people Conrad did business with, like Leonard Lauder, who was a big advertiser in the Black papers, Donald Trump, the ghastly Richard Perle and others prominent i