Epstein Secrets

d to the case of Honolulu businessman Micheal J. Miske Jr," who "is at the center of an FBI investigation into murder, kidnapping and other crimes." Ortiz has "admitted to taking part in an October 2017 kidnapping of a Honolulu businessman with a co-defendant, Wayne Miller, and agreed to cooperate ful

s about Atlas or openly disputed his views." The Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.corn/politics/2020/11/30/scott-atlas-resigns/> (11/30, Dawsey, Abutaleb, 14.2M) reports that while Atlas "fell out of favor with senior White House advisers in recent weeks, he was for several months the only m

d to the case of Honolulu businessman Micheal J. Miske Jr," who "is at the center of an FBI investigation into murder, kidnapping and other crimes." Ortiz has "admitted to taking part in an October 2017 kidnapping of a Honolulu businessman with a co-defendant, Wayne Miller, and agreed to cooperate ful

eral other members of the White House coronavirus task force raised concerns about Atlas or openly disputed his views." The Washington Post (11/30, Dawsey, Abutaleb, 14.2M) reports that while Atlas "fell out of favor with senior White House advisers in recent weeks, he was for several months the only

he case. Additional reporting on the story was provided by CBS News (05/29, McRae), The Center Square (05/29, Mason), and the New York Times (05/29, Ortiz). Woman Gets TWo Years Probation for Synagogue Bomb Threat WLUK (Fox-11) (05/29, Kerhin) reported that Pauline Beyer, 66, was sentenced to 2 years

Visas WASHINGTON SCHEDULE IN THE NEWS Federal Authorities Probe Effort to Impersonate White House Chief of Staff The Wall Street Journal (05/29, Dawsey) reported that federal authorities are investigating an effort to impersonate White House chief of staff Susie Wiles, who had her personal cellphone

d to the case of Honolulu businessman Micheal J. Miske Jr," who "is at the center of an FBI investigation into murder, kidnapping and other crimes." Ortiz has "admitted to taking part in an October 2017 kidnapping of a Honolulu businessman with a co-defendant, Wayne Miller, and agreed to cooperate ful

eral other members of the White House coronavirus task force raised concerns about Atlas or openly disputed his views." The Washington Post (11/30, Dawsey, Abutaleb, 14.2M) reports that while Atlas "fell out of favor with senior White House advisers in recent weeks, he was for several months the only