Epstein Secrets

dence, using code language and encrypted messages to throw off police and planting a bomb under a bridge to divert law enforcement." Reuters (10/8, Layne, Borter) reports, "Thirteen men, seven of them associated with an anti- government militia group called the Wolverine Watchmen, have been arrested on

services wire fraud in federal court. He was initially charged with bribery but has agreed to cooperate with investigators in exchange for leniency. Florence Kong, the owner of another construction company and a debris recycling center, admitted to bribery and lying to the FBI." The Examiner adds, "Hernandez,

ence, using code language and encrypted messages to throw off police and planting a bomb under a bridge to divert law enforcement." Reuters (10/8, Layne, Bolter) reports, "Thirteen men, seven of them associated with an anti-government militia group called the Wolverine Watchmen, have been arrested on

services wire fraud in federal court. He was initially charged with bribery but has agreed to cooperate with investigators in exchange for leniency. Florence Kong, the owner of another construction company and a debris recycling center, admitted to bribery and lying to the FBI." The Examiner adds, "Hernandez,

ence, using code language and encrypted messages to throw off police and planting a bomb under a bridge to divert law enforcement." Reuters (10/8, Layne, Borter) reports, "Thirteen men, seven of them associated with an anti-government militia group called the Wolverine Watchmen, have been arrested on

services wire fraud in federal court. He was initially charged with bribery but has agreed to cooperate with investigators in exchange for leniency. Florence Kong, the owner of another construction company and a debris recycling center, admitted to bribery and lying to the FBI." The Examiner adds, "Hernandez,