Epstein Secrets

ease program. According to jail records, Epstein, wearing an ankle bracelet, was free from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. weekdays and even weekends to work at the Florida Science Foundation, a non-profit he created before he was sentenced. The lawsuits filed on behalf of several alleged victims all describe the man's pursuit of erotic m

wo high-ranking corrections officials and Sheriff Ric Bradshaw have been asked to explain but have yet to return calls. Palm Beach Sheriff's Deputy Eric Davis, the department's spokesman, said jailers can't stop a visitor from seeing an inmate for as long as the visitor isn't the target of an active warran

elease program since Oct. 10, where he is allowed out of the stockade six days a week, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. to go to his West Palm Beach office, the Florida Science Foundation, monitored by an ankle bracelet and accompanied by a deputy. The Manhattan money manager has been incarcerated since June 30, when he pleaded guil

t Epstein will be released from the Palm Beach County Stockade on July 22 — nearly 13 months into his sentence. Sheriff's office spokes- person Eric Davis said Epstein has earned gain time for good behavior and for participating in a work-release program. The saga began years ago after Palm Beach

cept for work and other activities approved by his probation officer. Twelve months of community service will be served at Epstein's own non-profit, the Florida Science Foundation. The guilty plea and deal end a years long process that could have sent Epstein to jail for 15 years. Wthin two days of Epstein's release he will h

pstein will be released from the Palm Beach County Stockade. on July 22 — nearly 13 months into his sentence. Sheriff's office spokes- ' person Eric Davis said Epstein has earned gain time for good behavior and for participating in a work-release program. The saga began years ago after Palm Beach