Epstein Secrets

killing. According to the article, more than two dozen journalists gathered for a moment of silence to honor the veteran Al Jazeera correspondent in Washington, DC, on the first anniversary of her killing on Thursday. The article mentioned that last November, Israeli and American media outlets reported that th

says grand jury records can be made public if that is a "furtherance of justice." The article stated that the court in Wednesday's decision ordered Hafele to review the transcripts and to release those he deems would further justice, redacting the names of victims, witnesses, and EFTA00160380 those

critics have called questionably lenient. According to the article, Florida's Fourth District Court of Appeals unanimously agreed that Circuit Judge Donald W. Hafele had erred when he ruled he had no authority to release the normally secret transcripts of the 2006 Palm Beach County proceedings. The court cited a

dvantage of the opportunity to say our peace and thank you for allowing us. There is precedent here. Ted Stevens, the Senator from Alaska case in Washington, DC, Judge Emmet Sullivan ordered an independent investigation by a private lawyer when i SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) so5-o3oo I CA/Aro

hat they suffered psychological, ills after being paid to give him sexually-charged massages at his Palm Beach mansion when they were as young as 14. Hafele told Epstein's attorneys they c.ouldn't go on a fishing expedition. The medical records^ he said,, can't be sought until the women are asked whether

t they suffered psychological.ills after l?eing paid.to give him sexually-charged massages at his Palm Beach mahsionwheii they were as young as 14. Hafele t_old Epstein's attorneys they c.ouldn't go on a fish1ng expeditfon. The medical records, he said,. can!t be sought until the women are asked whethe

ed to the Supreme Court of Florida for review in EFTA00805346 The Honorable Ronald V. Alvarez Mediation Summary August 18, 2015 Page 2 another 4th District case, may be decided by the Supreme Court of Florida. Given earlier rulings by the supreme court, we are confident that the supreme court will rule

iling of that Summary Judgment Motion, a proposal for settlement in the amount of $300,000 had been made by Mr. Epstein to Mr. Edwards. Later, Judge Hafele ruled that Mr. Epstein was entitled to attorneys' fees based on the Proposal for Settlement. We are, thus, discussing attorney? fees for the period