Epstein Secrets

s not worth the added prison time." New Haven Attorney Gives Up Law License After Passing Synthetic Cannabis To Clients In Rhode Island Prison The Stamford Advocate (07/24, Ikramuddin) reported that a New Haven attorney who federal officials say provided synthetic cannabis to clients in a Rhode Island d

ials "manufactured" intelligence to support the claim. According to the article, the investigation will review evidence declassified by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, including documents that allegedly show Obama-era officials laying the groundwork for the Trump-Russia probe after the 2016 election. The article n

tment of Investigation and Department of Criminal Investigations. Ex-Connecticut Postal Worker Sent Pics of Bags Full of Stolen Mail to Accomplices Stamford Advocate (09/03, Yankowski) reported that Kierra Blount, a 35-year-old former US Postal Service employee, pleaded guilty to bank fraud and unlawful

telligence Integration Center (CTIIC) and the Foreign Malign Influence Center (FMIC). The cuts, part of the "ODNI 2.0" plan announced by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, will reduce the U.S.'s ability to protect itself against cyber threats and foreign influence operations, and may send the nation back to pre-9/11

tructions and engaged in a physical altercation with both the deputies and Spinale, who remained in the area. 61-year-old Harold Chamberlain, Jr., a Stafford resident, heard the commotion in front of his home and witnessed deputies attempting to get control of several suspects in the roadway. Chamberlain

01655937 Reuters (05/20, Banco) and the New York Times (05/20, Savage, Barnes, Haberman) reported that Joe Kent, chief of staff to the Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, ordered analysts to rewrite an intelligence assessment to protect President Trump and Gabbard from criticism. According to the articles, the assess