Epstein Secrets

ce in the case for Dec. 11." The conference scheduling follows ICaplan's earlier denial of the Justice Department's attempt to "take over the case." Carroll's lawyer, Roberta Kaplan, said in a statement to EFTA00137172 ABC News, "We look forward to finally moving ahead with discovery in the case, which

tice Department's Public Integrity Section and has delayed for months the release of an Interior Department Office of Inspector General report about Zinke's conduct." At issue is whether Zinke "made false statements to Interior investigators who were looking into his decision not to grant a petition b

nce in the case for Dec. 11." The conference scheduling follows Kaplan's earlier denial of the Justice Department's attempt to "take over the case." Carroll's lawyer, Roberta Kaplan, said in a statement to ABC News, "We look forward to finally moving ahead with discovery in the case, which has been on h

ice Department's Public Integrity Section and has delayed for months the release of an Interior Department Office of Inspector General report about Zinke's conduct." At issue is whether Zinke "made false statements to Interior investigators who were looking into his decision not to grant a petition by

nce in the case for Dec. 11." The conference scheduling follows Kaplan's earlier denial of the Justice Department's attempt to "take over the case." Carroll's lawyer, Roberta Kaplan, said in a statement to ABC News, "We look forward to finally moving ahead with discovery in the case, which has been on h

s Public Integrity Section and has delayed for months the release of an Interior Department Office of Inspector General EFTA01658765 report about Zinke's conduct." At issue is whether Zinke "made false statements to Interior investigators who were looking into his decision not to grant a petition by