Epstein Secrets

utors found out to their dismay in the months that followed, the criminal case against him was not what it seemed last May when he was imprisoned in Rikers Island and his prospects of replacing Nicolas Sarkozy as President of France were crushed. Initially, the prosecutors assumed that this was a simple case o

high profile case- the prosecutors wrote that the maid' s "credibility cannot stand the most basic evaluation" and that "the nature and number of [Diallo' s] falsehoods leave us unable to credit her version of events beyond a reasonable doubt." The medical evidence, the prosecutors further noted, does

even though he had no prior criminal records, sent him off to prison, and had a Grand Jury indict him for sexual assault based on the testimony of Diallo. He was then confined to strict house arrest. It was only in late June, more than a month after his arrest, that the prosecutors hot the key swipe r

vidence, including key swipe and cell phone records. As a result, he was paraded before the cameras in a humiliating "perp walk," imprisoned in the Rikers Island jail for four days, placed on suicide watch, and then put under house arrest for more than a month. By this time, his presidential ambitions had bee

vidence not only did not "prove or corroborate that their encounter was forcible or non-consensual," but it fails to corroborate certain aspects of [Diallo' s] account." In an almost unprecedented move in a high profile case, the district attorney dropped all the charges. When, I met with DSK in Paris

ly destroyed. Only one month after this spectacle, in late June, after the prosecutors got the key swipe records , did it become clear to them that Diallo, the only witness against DSK, had given false testimony under oath to the Grand Jury about the case itself. So the Grand Jury had indicted him on t

n be indicted by a grand jury on seven criminal counts, including attempted rape, sexual assault, and unlawful imprisonment, spend two nights in the Rikers Island jail, placed under house arrest for over a month, and, two weeks before all the charges were dismissed by the prosecutor on August 23,2011, sued fo

ccording to hotel records the guest had checked out at 11:36 AM She then left the suite and the door locked behind her. The third entry was also by Diallo. It was recorded at 12:06 PM, so she had spent very little time in the hall. We do not know why she returned but when she did she still lacked her

rds show that by 12:13 PM he was speaking to his daughter on his IMF BlackBerry— a call lasting for thirty-six seconds. Since it was not a call that Diallo witnessed, according to her own EFTA_R1_00222266 EFTA01839068 account, she must have already left the room. If so, the sexual encounter had laste

e accusation, Mr. Strauss-Kahn suffered, among other things, (a) the deprivation of his liberty, initially, following his arrest and confinement at Rikers Island and, then subsequently, under 24-hour house arrest; (b) the loss of his employment as the Managing Director of the IMF and other professional opport

TFtAUSS-KAHN[ Defendant Dominique Strauss-Kahn, by and through undersigned counsel, for his counterclaims against Plaintiff Nafissatou Diallo ("Ms. Diallo"), states as follows: NATURE OF THE ACTION 1. Mr. Strauss-Kahn brings this counterclaim against Ms. Diallo for damages arising from her knowingly