Epstein Secrets

n undercover inquiry into sex-for-money and drugs there. The state spent 19 months investigating the Cheetah with undercover officers (Roberts and Fisten) going into the club at least 18 times with dancers offering them sex in the private VIP rooms and/or drugs, according to state records. (18 VISITS

mment. (Nod, Nod, Wink, Wink). So what happened to these players, you're wondering? In June, the three former ABT officials — Maj. Pat Roberts, Lt. Michael Fisten and Senior Attorney Michael Wheeler — have gone to work for the law firm that represents the Cheetah: Rothstein, Rosenfeldt and Adler. Roberts had

career as a lawyer, left the bench in March 2008 and joined the firm that June. He said he left to work with his friend of 10 years, named partner Stuart Rosenfeldt, and work at a firm he perceived as vibrant, exciting and successful. "You have to go back to March 2008, I don't know what [Rothstein] owned at th

-n? A. I know an individual whose last name is 8 Fisten. 9 Q. All right. What's his first name, the one 10 you know? 11 A. Mike. 12 Q. Michael Fisten? 13 A. Yes. 14 Q. Mike Fisten ever do any work for you when 15 you worked as a solo practitioner at any time prior 1.6 to you joining RRA?

99726 Page 66 Q. Right. Did you ever have an investigator work for you? 4 A. Yes. 5 Q. Okay. Do you know an individual by the 6 name of Fisten, F-i-s-t-e-n? A. I know an individual whose last name is 8 Fisten. 9 Q. All right. What's his first name, the one 10 you know? 11 A. Mike

meeting with Scott 3 Rothstein, he told me there are only two equity partners 4 of this law firm, and it will always be that way; myself 5 and Stuart Rosenfeldt, period. 6 Q. And did he say that they each own 7 50 percent, or did he say, they were just partners? 8 A. Did not say. 9 Q. Prior to your

name that topic?" Mr. Scarola: "Work product, instruct you not to answer." It goes on. "Who" -- at the bottom of page seven. "Who other than Mr. Fisten from an investigator -- from an internal investigator and RRA employee worked on doing investigations on the Epstein files?" Mr. Scarola: "Same o

DAD COLEMAN: Judge, I know Mr. Adler was prosecuted for a campaign fund issue, not for anything, I believe, directly related to the Ponzi scheme. Stuart Rosenfeldt -- THE COURT: Rosenfeldt. MS. HADDAD COLEMAN: -- I'm not sure the indictment for which he was prosecuted. THE COURT: Like I said, I don't want to