Epstein Secrets

groups trying to register people in other states to vote in Georgia in the runoffs, but said there was no widespread fraud in the general election. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution <https://www.ajc.corn/politics/election/georgia-investigates-voter-registration- groups/YHEWSZLOYNEWZPYSHWAPJQFNFQ/> (11/30, 895K) reports Raffenspe

ictims — Katherine Kealoha's own grandmother and uncle — framing the uncle for a crime he didn't commit, and using members of a secret police unit." The Honolulu Civil Beat (HI) <https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/11/former-honolulu-prosecutor-katherine- kealoha-sentenced-to-13-years-in-prison/> (11/30) also reports and KGMB

groups trying to register people in other states to vote in Georgia in the runoffs, but said there was no widespread fraud in the general election. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (11/30, 895K) reports Raffensperger "said one group sent applications to people in New York City. Another tried to register a dead Alabama woman. T

ctims - Katherine Kealoha's own grandmother and uncle - framing the uncle for a crime he didn't commit, and using members of a secret police unit." The Honolulu Civil Beat (HI) (11/30) also reports and KGMB-TV Honolulu (11/30, 47K) provides separate additional coverage. Federal, State Antitrust Authorities To File New

ective, and is conducted as expeditiously as possible under the circumstances." Seven More Arrested In Connection With Georgia Drug Investigation. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (7/17, Abusaid, 895K) reported, "Seven more people have been arrested in" connection with an investigation that "centered on heroin and methampheta

itional $10,000 to the reward being offered by D.C. Police, the ATF and the FBI." Hawaii Businessman Indicted In Connection To Kidnapping, Murder. The Honolulu Civil Beat (HI) (7/19) reports Hawaii businessman Michael Miske Jr, whose businesses "include nightclub ownership, termite extermination companies and real est

groups trying to register people in other states to vote in Georgia in the runoffs, but said there was no widespread fraud in the general election. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (11/30, 895K) reports Raffensperger "said one group sent applications to people in New York City. Another tried to register a dead Alabama woman. T

ctims - Katherine Kealoha's own grandmother and uncle - framing the uncle for a crime he didn't commit, and using members of a secret police unit." The Honolulu Civil Beat HI (11/30) also reports and KGMB-TV Honolulu (11/30, 47K) provides separate additional coverage. Federal, State Antitrust Authorities To File New S