Epstein Secrets

rk Investigative Journalist Pleads Guilty to Child Sexual Abuse Material Charges • A 'Help Me' Sign Leads to the Rescue of a Kidnapped Texas Girl in Southern California • Feds Fight Nxivm Sex Cult Leader Keith Raniere's Bid at New Trial on Claims FBI Planted Child Porn on His Computer • Robbers Posing as FBI Agent

der After Dna Links Him to Scene • Man Accused of Kidnapping, Killing His Ex-Girlfriend's 2-Year-Old Faces 20 State Charges • Idaho Murder Update: Bryan Kohberger May Release New Details About Alibi • A Nevada Woman Who Hired a Hitman Using Bitcoin to Kill Her Ex-husband Gets Five Years in Prison • Chicago Ra

vernment's Benefit KCAL (CBS-2) (07/21, Rodriguez) reported that Chenguang Gong, a former engineer, pleaded guilty to stealing trade secrets from a Southern California company. According to the article, He admitted to transferring over 3,600 files, including blueprints for missile tracking systems, to his personal

edia. According to the article, Trump's recent posts include demanding a name change for the Washington Commanders football team, commenting on the Bryan Kohberger case, and criticizing the Wall Street Journal, among others. Critics, including Joe Walsh, Rev. Al Sharpton, and California Sen. Adam Schiff, believ

f ICE agents — and are warning neighborhoods about impending raids, federal sources said. As ICE ramps up deportation efforts of illegal migrants in Southern California, flyers with photos of agents' faces have appeared with claims that they "racially terrorize" local communities, agency sources said. The Department

s after the FBI's investigative genetic genealogy team began working with the DNA profiles, it landed on someone who had not been on anyone's radar: Bryan Kohberger, a Ph.D. student in criminology who has now been charged with the murders. The case has shown both the promise and the unregulated power of genetic