Epstein Secrets

letter said that Courtney, 67, had been found eligible for home confinement due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Attorney General William Barr instructed the Federal Bureau of Prisons to release inmates who are 'at a minimal risk of recidivating." Courtney, "whose pharmacy was located in Research Hospital in Kansas City, was sent

tions, and her attorneys recently said she was estranged from Epstein for a decade before his jailhouse suicide last year." Reuters (7/14, Stempel, Freifeld, Pierson) reports, "Alison Moe, a federal prosecutor, said the government's investigation is ongoing, but did not currently anticipate seeking an am

his own life while being held in that facility. Eric Young, "national president of the American Federation of Government Employees, which represents Bureau of Prisons employees, said employees should be given immunity from criminal prosecution° as the FBI and the Justice Inspector General investigate Epstein's de

ould have died in federal custody." The New York Times (8/15, Paybarah, Rashbaum, 18.61M) cites similar expert comment in its report. Reuters (8/15, Freifeld) reports that a law enforcement source...familiar with the Epstein case said there was no evidence or suggestion of foul play but cautioned the inve

of chronic understaffing in federal prisons," while NBC Nightly News (11/19, story 4, 2:10, Hosk, 6.37M) showed Kathleen Hawk Sawyer, Director of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, saying, "This incident was a black eye on the entire Bureau of Prisons." NBC added that in a Senate hearing yesterday, Sawyer also "said she coul

ng manner, which was clear by the context and tone,"' and "added that is was also clear that Vindman took it as a joke." Reuters (11/19, Zengerle, Freifeld, Landay) reports that "even as he was testifying, the White House's official Twitter account attacked [Vindman's] judgment — even though he is a c