Epstein Secrets

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n for aggravated identity theft if found guilty. FBI Investigation in Indiana Ends With 11 'Unauthorized Immigrants' Arrested WTHR (NBC-13) (08/19, Potter) reported that a joint law enforcement operation involving Seymour Police, the Jackson County Sheriff's Office, the FBI, and ICE led to the arrest o

655369 IN THE NEWS Tulsi Gabbard Strips 37 Security Clearances Over Obama-Ordered Intel Report That Launched Russiagate The New York Post (08/19, Christenson) reported that Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard announced that security clearances had been pulled from 37 current and former officia

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er his tenure, even as former agents advised him to avoid posting updates on social media until investigations were complete. The Daily Mail (09/11, Potter) reported that Director Patel fired Mehtab Syed, the special agent in charge of Utah's FBI division, Just a month before she would have led the manh

the need to ensure the intelligence community stays ahead of modern threats and avoids failures like those preceding 9/11. The New York Post (09/11, Christenson) reported that newly declassified FBI documents suggest Saudi Arabian government employees may have acted as an "advance team" for the 9/11 hijacker