Epstein Secrets

Police Department." Reputed California Gang Member Charged With Human Trafficking. The San Jose (CA) Mercuryt (7/18, Gartrell, 456K) reports from Richmond, California, "Contra Costa County prosecutors have charged a 34-year-old man with seven felonies related to alleged sex trafficking, court records

suspected member" of ISIS. The AP adds that it "wasn't immediately clear where in the US the individual had been brought." CNN International (7/18, Browne, Shorten) reports, "The US military helped facilitate the transfer. `The Department of Defense assisted in the movement of a US national from Syria

hton." Warren Gordon, 28, "robbed Lake Trust Credit Union in Brighton on Dec. 10, implying he had a weapon but he never produced one, police said." Gordon "was sentenced to 20 months to 15 years in prison on Thursday by Livingston County Circuit Court Judge Michael Hatty." In June, Gordon "pleaded guil

cer Sheskey." Blake's father, Jacob Blake, Sr., said, "We'll find federal ways that justice will find for my son. We're not done yet." The AP (1/5, Richmond) reports that Graveley "announced Tuesday that he will not file criminal charges against" Sheskey, the white police officer who shot Blake "in the b

Independent (UK). (1/5, 1.19M). Continuing Coverage: Barr Questioned Jeffrey Epstein's Cellmate. In continuing coverage, the Daily Mail (UK) (1/5, Gordon, 4.11M) reports, "Attorney General William Barr personally questioned" Efrain "Stone" Reyes, the last inmate to share a cell with Jeffrey Epstein b

process or other assistance with city business." The SFist (7/15, Barmann) also reports. Minnesota Couple Pleads Guilty In Virginia To Fraud. The Richmond (VA) Times-Dispatch (7/15, Green, 277K) reports, "A Minnesota couple pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court in Richmond to charges of conspiracy

stance on 5G security, backing security constraints but dismissing calls for all-out bans." UK Denies Trump Influenced Huawei Decision. CNBC (7/15, Browne, 3.62M) reports a British minister "said Wednesday President Trump did not directly influence the US government's decision to ban Huawei equipment