Epstein Secrets

le Mayor. The Seattle Times (10/8, Gutman, 935K) reports, "A unanimous Washington State Supreme Court tossed out the effort to recall Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan," ruling that accusations Durkan allowed the Seattle Police Department to use tear gas in June "did not rise to the level that would allow a citize

Rapids shop basement accessed through a secret door hidden under a rug." The federal affidavit "was filed hours after a team of FBI agents raided a Hartland Township home Wednesday and comes amid an investigation into the death of a Metro Detroit man killed during a shootout with FBI agents." The Chicago Tribune

-out- durkan-recall-effort/> (10/8, Gutman, 935K) reports, "A unanimous Washington State Supreme Court tossed out the effort to recall Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan," ruling that accusations Durkan allowed the Seattle Police Department to use tear gas in June "did not rise to the level that would allow a citizen

Rapids shop basement accessed through a secret door hidden under a rug." The federal affidavit "was filed hours after a team of FBI agents raided a Hartland Township home Wednesday and comes amid an investigation into the death of a Metro Detroit man killed during a shootout with FBI agents." The Chicago Tribune

le Mayor. The Seattle Times (10/8, Gutman, 935K) reports, "A unanimous Washington State Supreme Court tossed out the effort to recall Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan," ruling that accusations Durkan allowed the Seattle Police Department to use tear gas in June "did not rise to the level that would allow a citize

Rapids shop basement accessed through a secret door hidden under a rug." The federal affidavit "was filed hours after a team of FBI agents raided a Hartland Township home Wednesday and comes amid an investigation into the death of a Metro Detroit man killed during a shootout with FBI agents." The Chicago Tribune

le Mayor. The Seattle Times (10/8, Gutman, 935K) reports, "A unanimous Washington State Supreme Court tossed out the effort to recall Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan," ruling that accusations Durkan allowed the Seattle Police Department to use tear gas in June "did not rise to the level that would allow a citize

Rapids shop basement accessed through a secret door hidden under a rug." The federal affidavit "was filed hours after a team of FBI agents raided a Hartland Township home Wednesday and comes amid an investigation into the death of a Metro Detroit man killed during a shootout with FBI agents." The Chicago Tribune