Epstein Secrets

[Chauvin] initially ignored requests by medics to remove his knee from George Floyd's neck in the moments leading up to Floyd's death." CNN (3/30, Levenson, Cooper, 89.21M) reports on its website that one of the seniors "said she saw Chauvin dig his knee into Floyd's neck. She said at one point Chauvin

d in the riot." Last week, the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit "criticized Judge Lamberth for labeling Mr. Munchel and Ms. Eisenhart as dangers to the community" and sent their case "back to Judge Lamberth saying he should release the duo." NPR Review: Capitol Insurrection Cases

/18, Czachor) also reported on the story. An Oklahoma Newspaper's Secret Recording Prompts Calls for Officials to Resign The New York Times (04/18, Levenson) reported that a small newspaper in rural Oklahoma secretly recorded what it said was an illegal public meeting where a county official talked about

tie handcuffs during the Jan. 6 riot. According to the article, after grabbing the plastic handcuffs that they found inside the Capitol, Munchel and Eisenhart entered the gallery above the Senate EFTA00160440 chamber and stepped over a railing that separated portions of the gallery. Eisenhart chanted, "T

former Minneapolis police officer who pressed his knee on the Black man's neck went on trial...on charges of murder and manslaughter." CNN (3/29, Levenson, 89.21M) reports on its website that Blackwell "broke down the timing of Chauvin's kneeling into three sections: 4 minutes and 45 seconds as Floyd c

ers' request for release from jail, drawing a distinction between violent and nonviolent rioters." The Tennessean (3/29, 645K) reports *Munchel and Eisenhart are to be released with conditions established by Middle Tennessee District U.S. Magistrate Judge Jeffrey S. Frensley, similar to those ordered in o