Epstein Secrets

ral prosecutors, Cecily Aguilar, 22, "confessed to helping boyfriend Army Specialist Aaron Robinson get rid of Guillen's body. The complaint quotes Aguilar saying Robinson told her on April 22nd he killed a female soldier by striking her 'in the head with a hammer multiple times,' then 'moved her body i

ed vacation and comp time, and a $70,000 severance payment." Dallas County, Texas May Be Indicative Of Cultural Shift In Police Killings Of Blacks. The Los Angeles Times (7/3, Lee, 4.64M) reports that while "the size and prolonged nature of recent demonstrations" sparked by the killing of black people by police offic

h a machete-type knife in April. After, she says, Robinson told her he'd bludgeoned Guillen with a hammer. She did not EFTA00149572 enter a plea. Aguilar allegedly telling the FBI she and Robinson went back to where they disposed of Guillen's body to 'continue the process of breaking down the remains.

electors have not been critical to the outcome of a presidential election, but that could change in a race decided by just a few electoral votes." The Los Angeles Times (7/6, Savage, 4.64M) describes the justices as "anxious to avoid chaos in the electoral college just months before the November vote," as Reuters (7

with helping dispose of the body of murder victim Vanessa Guinan, was held without bond in a federal detention hearing Tuesday afternoon in Waco." Aguilar, 22, "is charged with helping her boyfriend Aaron Robinson - a Fort Hood soldier authorities say killed fellow soldier Guinan - dismember Guillk's b

vestigation as to what happened and why. Let's make sure it never happens again." California Bars Police From Using LAPD Records In Gang Database. The Los Angeles Times (7/14, 4.64M) reports that "as a scandal over false and inaccurate gang identifications by Los Angeles police officers widens," California Atty. Gen

SC Equity Ventures. Prosecutors claim Sanchez fabricated investment opportunities in real estate and even invented a fake associate, "Richard 'Rick' Aguilar," to gain credibility while diverting the funds for personal use. According to the article, the FBI's San Diego Field Office said less than $1.8 mil

t, Cole Williams, still at large, and more arrests expected in the future. Federal Prosecutors Recommend Time Served for Ex-California Chamber CEO The Los Angeles Times (11/08, Roman) reported that federal prosecutors are recommending a sentence of time served for former Anaheim Chamber of Commerce CEO Todd Ament, c