Epstein Secrets

d by the firm to work with 4 Stove Abrams in opening up the office here. 5 Q Did you then interview with the firm of 4 Rothstein, Rosenfoldt a Adler? 7 A Yea. Stuart and I talked, and then ho 4 introduced ma to Scott Rothstein, and that was the • interview I had. 10 Rothstein and I talked

here in 2008 you faced the economic reality of having to leave the bench. where did you than go? A I was hired by the Rothstein, Rosonfoldt a Adler firm. O How did that cone about? A As I said, I was interviewing with two firms. 10 There wore two largo firma that had offices in Palm Beach

1 to collect, against whoever was responsible, money to • re -- in effect to reimburse the firm for money that * was stolen from the firm. So Herb Stettin had that IC role. 11 Q So tell us, if you would -- you have 12 described the fact that the firm collapsed. How did 13 your knowledge of the

ay. Three of 3 the cases, of the Epstein cases resided within that 4 firm, at least that are filed cases. And 5 Mr. Edwards, Mr. Berger and Mr. Adler have shown 6 on their behalf, on behalf of the Plaintiffs in 7 those particular cases. 8 The news media has reported it as well, and 9 it's b

ir behalf, on behalf of the Plaintiffs in 7 those particular cases. 8 The news media has reported it as well, and 9 it's been confirmed through Herb Stettin, who is 10 the chief restructuring officer, former judge down 11 in Miami, that the FBI and the Feds took, through 12 search warrants, approxim

ctims of Jeffrey Epstein's serial molestation of dozens of young children. In 2009, Brad Edwards took a job as an attorney at Rothstein, Rosenfeldt, Adler ("RRA") and continued the prosecution of those civil cases against Jeffrey Epstein. When the RRA law firm imploded, Edwards joined in forming the l

00 against Scott Rothstein, Brad Edwards, and L.M.—one of Epstein's many child victims. In late 2009, RRA was placed into bankruptcy and a trustee, Herb Stettin, was assigned. Herb Stettin was represented by the law firm of Berger Singerman. During the Palm Beach state court litigation, on or about April 16

of Edwards' representation of multiple young female victims of Epstein's sexual abuse. While an employee of the now defunct Rothstein, Rosenfeldt, Adler firm and with his current firm, Edwards filed and pursued civil lawsuits Mr. Edwards, an attorney with the FJW firm, is represented by Jack Scarola

less a court ruling on Edwards' objections - Epstein served a state-court subpoena duces tecum for documents on bankruptcy court-appointed trustee, Herb Stettin, which asked for the identical inform. Mr. Stettin never represented any of the underage females who had been sexually abused by Epstein. Instead, M