Epstein Secrets

nger wrote a letter to Lt. Governor Dan Patrick and the 30 other Senators Thursday asking if it's possible to reopen impeachment proceedings against Ken Paxton. The article added that it comes after the Attorney General announced that he was no longer contesting the civil lawsuit EFTA00160286 brought by

ntributions, and funds to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit. A DOJ press release quoted Donald Alway, the Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office, who said, "This years-long investigation uncovered one of the most audacious public corruption cases in this city's history, this case would not ha

ton Drops Appeal in Suit From Whistleblowers Who Reported Him to FBI The Houston Chronicle (07/03, Goldenstein) reported that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is dropping his appeal of a $6.7 million judgment for four whistleblowers who were fired after they reported him to the FBI for alleged corruption.

rough fraudulent government contracts. Jeffrey Spencer and Christy Evereklian, implicated in manipulating bids for electronic equipment at the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office, face charges of conspiracy to defraud the U.S. According to a news release from the Department of Justice. The article noted that the investigatio

nger wrote a letter to Lt. Governor Dan Patrick and the 30 other Senators Thursday asking if it's possible to reopen impeachment proceedings against Ken Paxton. The article added that it comes after the Attorney General announced that he was no longer contesting the civil lawsuit EFTA01655758 brought by

ntributions, and funds to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit. A DOJ press release quoted Donald Alway, the Assistant Director in Charge of the FBI's Los Angeles Field Office, who said, "This years-long investigation uncovered one of the most audacious public corruption cases in this city's history, this case would not ha