Epstein Secrets

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n Dach, may have also had =n overnight guest at his hotel room. The USSS characterized this information as a "rumor" that USSS=personnel who were in Cartagena had learned during the course of the inves=igation into improper conduct of USSS personnel. < = > In response, the White=House Counsel requested t

ence to the very hotel document that had been provided by the USSS. (3) 2012, the DHS Inspector General made clear in a letter sent to then-Chairman Lieberman that the USSS was aware of a page in a hotel =og potentially implicating someone affiliated with the White House advance team: While the scope o

ing someone affiliated with the White House advance team: While the scope of the investigation was limited to the conduct of the DHS personnel in Cartagena, we did find a hotel registry that suggests that two non-USSS personnel may have had contact with foreign nationals. Although allegations 3 EFTA_R

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n Dach, may have also had =n overnight guest at his hotel room. The USSS characterized this information as a "rumor' that USSS=personnel who were in Cartagena had learned during the course of the inves=igation into improper conduct of USSS personnel. < = > In response, the Whiter:House Counsel requested

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been provided by the USSS. 4 EFTA_R1_01649875 EFTA02515517 (3) 402012, the DHS Inspector General made clear in a letter sent to then- C=airman Lieberman that the USSS was aware of a hotel log potentially implic=ting someone affiliated with the White House advance team: 4> While=the scope of the in

n Dach, may have also had =n overnight guest at his hotel room. The USSS characterized this information as a "rumor" that USSS=personnel who were in Cartagena had learned during the course of the inves=igation into improper conduct of USSS personnel. < = > In response, the White=House Counsel requested t

e =o the hotel document that had been provided by the USSS. </a (3) .2012, the DHS Inspector General made clear in a letter sent to then- C=airman Lieberman that the USSS was aware of a hotel log potentially implic=ting someone affiliated with the White House advance team: 410 While=the scope of the i

n Dach, may have also had =n overnight guest at his hotel room. The USSS characterized this information as a "rumor" that USSS=personnel who were in Cartagena had learned during the course of the inves=igation into improper conduct of USSS personnel. < = > In response, the White=House Counsel requested t

ference to the hotel document that had been provi=ed by the USSS. (3) 2012, the DHS Inspector General made=clear in a letter sent to then- Chairman Lieberman that the USSS was aware =f a hotel log potentially implicating someone affiliated with the White Ho=se advance team: 4) While the scope of the in

n Dach, may have also had an overnight guest at hi= hotel room. The USSS characterized this information as a "rumor" that USSS=personnel who were in Cartagena had learned during the course of the inves=igation into improper conduct of USSS personnel. In response, the White House Counsel requested=that USS

ce =o the hotel document that had been provided by the USSS. </=> (3) .2012, the DHS Inspector General made clear in a letter sent to then-C=airman Lieberman that the USSS was aware of a hotel log potentially implic=ting someone affiliated with the White House advance team: 4k While=the scope of the in

n Dach, may have also had =n overnight guest at his hotel room. The USSS characterized this information as a "rumor" that USSS=personnel who were in Cartagena had learned during the course of the inves=igation into improper conduct of USSS personnel. </_> In response, the White=House Counsel requested tha