Epstein Secrets

t the highest risk of committing another crime. If adopted by a court, the board's recommendation meant that Mr. Epstein would have to check in with New York police every 90 days and would be listed in a public database of sex offenders with his photo. That fall, Mr. Lefkowitz and Ms. Musumeci said in let

g to land bail on federal sex-trafficking charges, the new documents show. The former hedge-fund manager put all of his holdings in a trust, called The 1953 Trust in court papers, after the year he was born. "It's pretty boiler-plate — it's what we call a `pour-over will,' which means everything pours over to

t the highest risk of committing another crime. If adopted by a court, the board's recommendation meant that Mr. Epstein would have to check in with New York police every 90 days and would be listed in a public database of sex offenders with his photo. That fall, Mr. Lefkowitz and Ms. Musumeci said in let

g to land bail on federal sex-trafficking charges, the new documents show. The former hedge-fund manager put all of his holdings in a trust, called The 1953 Trust in court papers, after the year he was born. "It's pretty boiler-plate — it's what we call a `pour-over will,' which means everything pours over to

as consumed with questions about whether the court still has a live controversy before it, a requirement for rendering an opinion. The court denied New York's earlier plea to dismiss the case as moot. It said it would consider the question after argument." -- Barr's Justice Department asked the Supreme C

papers while futilely trying to land bail on federal sex-trafficking charges, the new documents show. He put all of his holdings in a trust, called The 1953 Trust, after the year he was born. ... Epstein's will was filed with court officials in St. Thomas. One of the two Brooklyn lawyers listed as witnessing