Epstein Secrets

-involvement- captivity-kayla-mueller-n1234584> (7/23, 6.I4M) reports the two men "for the first time admitted their involvement in the captivity of Kayla, an aid worker who was tortured and sexually abused before her death in 2015." Elsheikh "got into more detail, saying, 'I took an email from her mys

anning him from publishing the book or communicating publicly in other manners.... 'How can I take any other inference than that it's retaliatory?' Hellerstein asked prosecutors, who insisted in court papers and again Thursday that Probation Department officers did not know about the book when they wrote a

ce charges in an American courtroom." NBC News (7/23, 6.14M) reports the two men "for the first time admitted their involvement in the captivity of Kayla, an aid worker who was tortured and sexually abused before her death in 2015." Elsheikh "got into more detail, saying, 'I took an email from her my

nning him from publishing the book or communicating publicly in other manners. ... `How can I take any other inference than that it's retaliatory?' Hellerstein asked prosecutors, who insisted in court papers and again Thursday that Probation Department officers did not know about the book when they wrote a

ce charges in an American courtroom." NBC News (7/23, 6.14M) reports the two men "for the first time admitted their involvement in the captivity of Kayla, an aid worker who was tortured and sexually abused before her death in 2015." Elsheikh "got into more detail, saying, `I took an email from her my

nning him from publishing the book or communicating publicly in other manners. ... `How can I take any other inference than that it's retaliatory?' Hellerstein asked prosecutors, who insisted in court papers and again Thursday that Probation Department officers did not know about the book when they wrote a