Epstein Secrets

filings in the case and certify by Monday whether any have been manipulated." Politico describes the order as "a signal of intense distrust" between Sullivan and the DOJ, "whose filings are typically accepted at face value." According to Politico, the DOJ "acknowledged that two documents it previously fi

on federal charges. Raniere "spoke with, of all people, the man that helped bring him down, web journalist Frank Parlato, a former NXIVM spokesman." Parlato asked, "Do you intend to make a statement at your sentencing that you are innocent?" As part of his response, Raniere said, "Yes, I am innocent." He

ilings in the case and certify by Monday whether any have been manipulated." Politico describes the order as "a signal of intense distrust" between Sullivan and the DO), "whose filings are typically accepted at face value." According to Politico, the DO) "acknowledged that two documents it previously fil

n federal charges. Raniere "spoke with, of all people, the man that helped bring him down, web journalist Frank Parlato, a former NXIVM spokesman." Parlato asked, "Do you intend to make a statement at your sentencing that you are innocent?" As part of his response, Raniere said, "Yes, I am innocent." H

the actions of the few involved do not define the professionalism of the entire agency. Additional reporting was provided by Tampa Bay Times (10/27, Sullivan, Marrero), Bay News 9 (10/27, Cole, Lewis), WFLA (NBC-8) (10/27, Suter), Tampa Free Press (10/27, Shultz), and Hoodline Tampa (10/27, Rodriguez).

Staff Writer). German Inventor Bernhard Fritsch Sentenced to 15 Years for Fraud but Avoids Prison After Returning to Germany Frank Report (10/27, Parlato) reported that Bernhard Fritsch, a 64-year-old German inventor, was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for wire fraud; however, he will not ser