Epstein Secrets

f the domestic terror threat. The author mentioned that notable clients aided by Empower Oversight recently include current or former FBI officials Marcus Allen, Steve Friend, and George Hill. These men testified about how the nation's premier law enforcement agency had engaged in "egregious abuse, misalloca

nt undermines legislative independence, stating that the senator was independent of any foreign official and had challenged Egypt on various issues. Bloomberg (01/10, Voreacos) and The Daily Beast (01/10, McDougall) also reported on the story. U.S. Navy Sailor Took at Least 14 Bribe Payments to Spy for Ch

s An opinion piece by the Washington Times (07/01, Moyar) stated that twenty-seven months ago, the FBI suspended the security clearance of employee Marcus Allen after he questioned the agency's handling of the Jan. 6 investigations. When congressional Republicans questioned the official who signed the cleara

Bredemeier), Los Angeles Times (07/01, Savage), Time (07/01, Popli), Business Insider (07/01, Griffiths), Rolling Stone (07/01, Ramirez, Suebsaeng), Bloomberg (07/01, Stohr), Axios (07/01, Doherty, Saric), Al Jazeera (07/01, Staff Writer), The Guardian (07/01, Lowell), NPR (07/01, Totenberg), MSNBC (07/01,

Reinstates Security Clearance for Former Employee Who Raised Questions About Jan. 6 Attack CNN (06/05, McDougall) reported that former FBI employee Marcus Allen, who raised questions about the January 6 Capitol attack, had his security clearance reinstated and was awarded 27 months of back pay after being s

e Turner said at the time. Additional reporting on the story was provided by VOA News (06/05, Seldin), CNN (06/05, Lillis, Britzky), EFTA01655866 Bloomberg (06/05, Capaccio), Business Insider (06/05, Epstein), Time (06/05, Bennett), and The Epoch Times (06/OS, Morgan). Back to Top CRIMINAL INVESTIGATI

rtain profile as a political conservative, they were viewed as security concerns and unworthy to work at the FBI." The article mentioned the case of Marcus Allen, a former FBI staff operations specialist (SOS) suspended without pay for more than two years, the officials ignored "possibly exculpatory informat

n), CNBC (07/02, Breuninger), NBC News (07/02, Jarrett, Reiss, Satlin), ABC News (07/02, Katersky, Charalambous, Faulders), CBS News (07/02, Kates), Bloomberg (07/02, Voreacos), USA Today (07/02, Bagchi), BBC (07/02, Epstein), New York Post (07/02, Kochman), The Guardian (07/02, Lowell), The Hill (07/02,