Epstein Secrets

Psychologist Indicted Over Defrauding Insurers More Than $500K Arkansas Business (11/20, Staff Writer) reported that Krameelah Banks, a 48-year-old Little Rock psychologist, has been indicted for defrauding Medicare and Arkansas Blue Cross & Blue Shield out of over $500,000. According to the article, the i

erican-Islamic Relations (CAIR) after designating both groups as foreign terrorist and transnational criminal organizations. Prosecutors noted that Abbott said the goal of the investigation is to "identify, disrupt, and eradicate terrorist organizations" and to target threats involving violence, intimi

get threats involving violence, intimidation, harassment, or attempts to impose Sharia law in violation of Texas statutes. According to the article, Abbott stated that "DPS Special Agents assigned to FBI Joint Terrorism Task Forces around the state will gather intelligence and initiate investigations in

eral investigators to "continue with their civil rights investigation." Arkansas Teacher's Assistant Arrested On Child Pornography Charges. KTHV-TV Little Rock, AR (5/20, 125K) reports from Little Rock, Arkansas, "According to FBI Little Rock, officials are seeking to identify potential victims in a child p

ed for a booster somewhere between eight and twelve months." COVID Caused US Mortality Rate To Surge In 2020. The Wall Street Journal (5/20, Kamp, Abbott, Dapena, Subscription Publication, 8.41M) reports US COVID deaths have caused an extraordinary jump in the nation's death rate, to a level no seen i

10 women and two men." Atkins, 25, "was arrested in July 2018 after the arrest the previous month of a 17-year-old girl on a prostitution charge by Little Rock police that was later tied to Atkins through cellphone records, social media accounts, online ads on an escort service site authorities said was a

jurisdictions will work toward vaccine mandates. That is going to be locally driven and not federally driven." The Wall Street Journal (5/16, Rubin, Abbott, Subscription Publication, 8.41M) also reports Walensky argued companies should give their employees time to "make those appointments and get thems