Epstein Secrets

curity measures due to the possibility of protests surrounding the presidential election. Americans Purchasing "Tactical Apparel" Ahead Of Election. Bloomberg <https://vvww.bloomberg.corn/news/articles/2020-10-23/americans-are-frantically-buying-military-gear-before- election> (10/23, Robison, Adams-Heard,

ation Data. The Washington Post <https://www.washingtonpost.corn/technology/2020/10/23/warrantless-cbp-phone-data- EFTA00137027 searches/> (10/23, Harwell, I4.2M) reported, "U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials who have used cellphone location data to track people inside the country without a w

o guns at to Strong's home. "Strong told agents that he was inside the Capitol and provided them with photographs and videos he took while inside." Bloomberg (1/22, Yaffe-Bellany, 3.57M) also covers this story. Federal Judge Blocks Release Of Man In Capitol Riot With Plastic Handcuffs. The AP (1/24) repo

nal expenses." CYBER DIVISION Online Forums Backing Trump, QAnon Fragmented Since Capitol Attack. According to the Washington Post (1/22, Timberg, Harwell, 10.52M), "A huge chunk of Twitter's QAnon community has vaporized, seemingly overnight. A pro-Trump message board has rebranded itself, jettisonin

y 7, 0:15, Holt, 6.11M) said the agencies' "assessment is a rebuke of President Trump's suggestion that China might have been behind it." Likewise, Bloomberg (1/5, Sebenius, 3.57M) says the statement "is the latest contradiction of Trump's assessment of the hack," and the New York Times (1/5, Sanger, Bar

ts." Additional coverage includes WTOP-FM Washington (1/5, Moore, 164K). Far-Right Forums Urge Violence During Protests. The Washington Post (1/5, Harwell, 10.52M) reports, "Far-right online forums are seething with references to potential violence and urging supporters of President Trump to bring guns

urity measures due to the possibility of protests surrounding the presidential election. Americans Purchasing "Tactical Apparel" Ahead Of Election. Bloomberg (10/23, Robison, Adams-Heard, 4.73M) says, "Conflict is on America's streets in 2020, and 'tactical apparel' has become a lifestyle industry servin

Apple's overall profit. Senators Request IG Investigation Of CBP's Warrantless Utilization Of Cellphone Location Data. The Washington Post (10/23, Harwell, 14.2M) reported, "U.S. Customs and Border Protection officials who have used cellphone location data to track people inside the country without a

orded the fewest homicides last year since 1966 — along with double-digit reductions in shootings and carjackings. The story was also reported on by Bloomberg (01/05, Monyak). Garland Warns DOJ Will Enforce 'The Law Without Fear Or Favor' In Lead Up To Jan. 6 Anniversary The Associated Press (01/05, Video

(01/05, Seven) also reported on the story. Google Location Data Was Used To Find Jan. 6 Rioters. It's Disappearing. Washington Post (01/06, Weiner, Harwell) reported that Google's location data, used to identify hundreds of participants in the January 6 Capitol riot, will soon become inaccessible for la

loor vote." NBC News (10/31, Allen, 6.14M) says on its website that the "nasty floor flight" sets the stage for a divisive process. In a 1,400-word Bloomberg (10/31, 4.73M) piece headlined 'Trump's Presidency On Treacherous New Ground After House Vote," Jordan Fabian writes, "The resolution...does not jus

cation and tracking technology." The Justice Department, FBI and Drug Enforcement Administration are named in the suit. The Washington Post (10/31, Harwell, 14.2M) reports, "ACLU attorneys asked a federal court in Massachusetts to order the agencies to release documents about how the government uses and

also reported on by the Washington Examiner (08/12, Birle), ABC News (08/12, Martinez, Gomez, Kingston), Axios (08/12, Ravid), BBC (08/12, Gillett), Bloomberg (08/12, Williams), CBS News (08/12, Ott), CNBC (08/12, Turak), CNN (08/12, Liebermann), The Guardian (08/12, Staff Writer), The Hill (08/12, Nazzaro

s to say." Additional reporting on the story was provided by the Wall Street Journal (08/12, Salama, Corse, Leary), Washington Post (08/12, Thadani, Harwell), New York Times (08/12, Conger, Mac), Fox News (08/12, Wulfsohn), CNN (08/12, Sullivan, Duffy, Bradner), The Hill (08/12, Samuels), CNBC (08/12, Pi

ournal (02/29, Editorial), The Guardian (02/29, Levine), the New York Times (02/29, Liptak), two articles from the Washington Post (02/29, Marcus), Bloomberg (02/29, Feldman), Politico (02/29, Huq), and MSNBC (02/29, Weissman). FBI Raids TWo Homes Owned by Top Aide to New York City Mayor Eric Adams The

n), Reuters (02/29, Singh), and Miami Herald (02/29, Torres). The FBI's New Tactic: Catching Suspects With Push Alerts The Washington Post (02/29, Harwell, Schaffer) reported that the FBI adopted a novel surveillance tactic to identify and apprehend suspects by utilizing push alert tokens from phones,

mes seem not all that clear as to what he ac- tually does to earn his millions. Certainly, you won't find Epstein's transactions writ- ten about on Bloomberg or talked about in the trading rooms. "The trading desks don't seem to know him. It's unusual for animals that big not to leave any footprints in

op: the "leather room- in Epstein's house. where "ted' is served to guests; Epstein at his Zorro ranch in 1991 with his "best friend.- Ghislaine Harwell: Epstein in 1979. "bounty hunter- recov- ering lost or stolen mon- ey for the government or for very rich people. He has a license to carry a fir