Epstein Secrets

N, ROTHSTEIN, EDWARDS (who either know or should have known) and, at times, in her Civil Action against EPSTEIN: a) Included claims for damages in Jane Doe's federal action in excess of $50,000,000.00 rather than simply alleging the jurisdictional limits. b) Organized a Jane Doe TV media interview witho

nd convincing evidence presented by counsel for MORSE and counsel's expert witnesses, JONES has illegally moved funds from the United States to the Cayman islands in violation of federal law. for the purpose of secreting these assets; 9. That the IRS has provided competent testimony in this regard cle

ied female in the presence of Jane Doe #2, who was then a fourteen- year-old girl. 17 (8) In or around 2001, Defendant JEFFREY EPSTEIN paid $300 to Jane Doe #2, who was then a fourteen-year-old girl, for allowing an unidentified female to perform oral sex on Jane Doe #2 in EPSTEIN's presence. (9) On or

U.S.C. § 7206(1).1 The govern- ment alleges that Harvey kept millions of dollars derived from his lucrative drug dealings in a bank account in the Cayman Islands. In his individual income tax re- turn for the year 1980, however, Haney denied that he had any proprietary interest in, or authority over

sought to gain access to economically disadvantaged younger girls in his home for paid massages. The 16-year-old girl, identified in the lawsuit as "Jane Doe No. 2," has suffered traumatic injuries, according to the complaint. When the first lawsuit was filed Epstein's attorneys said Epstein never had se

he arrearage while maintain- ing his monthly mortgage payments, he probe- income tax returns with respect to interest income from funds deposited in Cayman Islands account was entered in the United States District Court for the Southern Dis- trict of Florida, No. 85-06204, James C. Paine, J., 651 F.Su