Epstein Secrets

ribery attempts and drug trafficking. On January 12, 1984, Wood was arrested on narcotics charges for activities which allegedly took place in the Jacksonville area. lie was subsequently acquitted by a jury of those charges. In April, 1984, government agents in- formed Wood that he had breached the immunit

cash to Sheriff Perez (presumably as polit- ical contributions). On many of these oc- casions, admitted Castaneda, he served as the conduit between Reyes and Perez. FN5. Castaneda told the government that he was approached by Julio Gonzalez in 1992 for assistance in getting his DWI case reduced. G

co Morales, [FN9] (7) *835 Alejandro Cano, IFN 1 0] and (8) Mario Meliton Garcia. [FN II] FN4. Castaneda told the government that, in addition to Reyes's involvement in drug trafficking, he often paid large sums of cash to Sheriff Perez (presumably as polit- ical contributions). On many of these oc

always wears a mask while traveling and practices social distancing, the spokesperson insisted." The airline "said it reached out to Cruz anyway." Jacksonville GOP Convention Now Expected To Be Held Outdoors. Reuters (7/14, Holland, Mason) reports Republicans are planning to move the Jacksonville phase of

n NBC Nightly NewsVi (7/14, lead story, 3:10, 5.96M), Lester Holt called it "a haunting prediction" from Redfield. USA Today (7/14, Bacon, Flores, Reyes, 10.31M) reports a study of COVID data by the newspaper "found Tuesday that almost half of all states are spiking at a faster rate than they had be

14.2M) reports the determination of Republicans "to press ahead with a convention next month despite escalating covid-19 cases in the host city of Jacksonville is prompting a growing split in the party, with some GOP leaders saying they'll stay home and others stressing the importance of attending to show s

s room. Englander also acknowledged taking another envelope with $5,000 during a later trip to the Palm Springs area." The Los Angeles Times (7/7, Reyes, 4.64M) reports, "Englander struck a plea deal nearly four months ago, acknowledging that he accepted cash in envelopes, hotel stays and other gifts

C3), 92,371 Americans over the age of 60 reported losing $1.7 billion total to financial scams in 2021, which was nearly 75% more than in 2020. FBI Jacksonville public information officer Amanda Videll says the goal is to keep seniors safe and shine a light on scammers. Back to Top INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

TODAY (04/18, Yancey-Bragg, Santucci), Washington Post (04/18, Ables, Berman), New York Daily News (04/18, Braine, Wilkinson), New York Post (04/18, Reyes), and Forbes (04/18, Reimann) also reported on the story. Fox Settles Dominion Lawsuit for $787.5 Million Over U.S. Election Lies Reuters (04/18,