Epstein Secrets

Ponzi schemer Scott Rothstein, confronted questions Friday about the wild ways of key attorneys at the firm. Attorneys working on the bankruptcy of Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler asked Rosenfeld( if he was aware of "raucous sex-oriented parties," "a significant amount of womanizing," "drug use by RRA partners" and a paid trip

position. Attorneys handling the bankruptcy are trying to find any ill-gotten gains in an effort to pay back investors who lost money to the scam. Lichtman cited another e-mail, without giving the date, in which Rothstein directed staff to cut a check to Rosenfeldt for $62,000, and then directed Rosenfe

o factual basis for them. The fact that bankruptcy attorneys are asking these questions now makes me wonder how much more sordid information about Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler will be revealed in the coming months. The full story on Rosenfeldt's deposition is here. Read more: In a tough spot, Rosenfeldt takes Fifth - Sout

and over. So, he switched back to reading the complete sentence again. As usual, bankruptcy attomey Chuck Lichtman delivered some zinger questions. Lichtman, of Berger Singerman, asked Rosenfeldt whether he had accepted a check for $3.9 million, and other money, because Rothstein wanted him to look the

ld also go toward reducing his 50-year prison term. The move by attorneys repre- senting investors and those mar- shalling assets for his defunct Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler law firm to put Rothstein under oath comes a year and half after the fraud scheme imploded, and with a looming deadline to file bank- ruptcy claw

ors and investors. "I believe Scott would tell the truth," he said. U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Raymond Ray, who presid- ed over Monday's hearing, told Lichtman he will approve Roth- stein's deposition so the bank- ruptcy attorneys can glean infor- mation that will be used to file ad- ditional clawback lawsui

o you know how many discs there were included within those 30-plus boxes that contained electronically-stored information that originated with the Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler or Farmer Jaffe law firms? MR. IANNO: Object to the form. THE WITNESS: As I sit here today, I don't know if there were any discs in that file th

f communications on the next page purporting to have occurred November 12, 2010? A To make sure we're on the same one, that's the email from Mr. Lichtman to Judge Carney and Mr. Farmer. Q There are two emails: one from Mr. Lichtman to Judge Carney, and one from Judge Carney to Gary Farmer. A Yes

titution following accusations that he had sex with girls, completed his year of house arrest last year. Epstein also is suing Rothstein and former Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler attorney Bradley Edwards for allegedly filing a frivolous case. Rothstein's deposition begins Monday in Miami and is set to last through Christmas

y organized this proceeding and who may be able to answer any other questions which you may have in this regard. Sincerely, Larry LaVecchio, AUSA Lichtman responded to Ackerman as follows: As I have explained, there will be a large number of parties already authorized to ask questions on discrete issu