Epstein Secrets

ate Journal (10/27, White) reported that a Coeur d'Alene teen, Alexander Scott Mercurio, pleaded guilty to attempting to provide material support to the Islamic State after FBI agents uncovered online posts and plotted attacks on multiple churches and other violent acts. The FBI investigation — which used an infor

n charge of the FBI's D.C. field office, told The Associated Press in January. Newsmax (10/27, Staff Writer) reported that investigative journalist Julie Kelly urged the newly restructured FBI to reopen the unsolved Jan. 6 pipe bomb case, claiming the original investigation was "prematurely dropped and ridd

ng to the article, Sylejmani pleaded guilty to the charge and will also serve a lifetime of supervised release after his prison term. He had joined the Islamic State in Syria in 2015, engaging in battles against U.S.-led forces, and was captured in 2019. "The conduct is far more than a single, impulsive act. He c

attorneys arguing they were manipulated by an FBI sting operation. The article noted that the case's integrity is being questioned, with journalist Julie Kelly meeting with pardon attorney Ed Martin to review alleged flaws in the FBI's handling of the case. "The number of FBI informants that were embedded i

ng to the article, Sylejmani pleaded guilty to the charge and will also serve a lifetime of supervised release after his prison term. He had joined the Islamic State in Syria in 2015, engaging in battles against U.S.-led forces, and was captured in 2019. "The conduct is far more than a single, impulsive act. He c

attorneys arguing they were manipulated by an FBI sting operation. The article noted that the case's integrity is being questioned, with journalist Julie Kelly meeting with pardon attorney Ed Martin to review alleged flaws in the FBI's handling of the case. "The number of FBI informants that were embedded i