Epstein Secrets

te-supremacist-flyers/> (11/10, Villegas Vargas, 14.2M) reports that "some residents in the San Antonio area woke up Sunday to find a smattering of anti-Black Lives Matter and white supremacist messages on their doorsteps" believed "to have been distributed by members of 14First the Foundation, a self-described `pro wh

ney's office said." According to the Express-News, "The indictment, filed last week, charged Ronald 'Wayne' Schroeder, 48, the former president of a Bank of San Antonio subsidiary, with three counts of bank fraud, conspiracy to commit bank fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering." Schroeder "is accused of u

as. The Washington Post (11/10, Villegas Vargas, 14.2M) reports that "some residents in the San Antonio area woke up Sunday to find a smattering of anti-Black Lives Matter and white supremacist messages on their doorsteps" believed "to have been distributed by members of 14First the Foundation, a self-described `pro w

ey's office said." According to the Express-News, "The indictment, filed last week, charged Ronald `Wayne' Schroeder, 48, the former president of a Bank of San Antonio subsidiary, with three counts of bank fraud, conspiracy to commit bank fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering." Schroeder "is accused of us

as. The Washington Post (11/10, Villegas Vargas, 14.2M) reports that "some residents in the San Antonio area woke up Sunday to find a smattering of anti-Black Lives Matter and white supremacist messages on their doorsteps" believed "to have been distributed by members of 14First the Foundation, a self-described 'pro w

ey's office said." According to the Express-News, "The indictment, filed last week, charged Ronald 'Wayne' Schroeder, 48, the former president of a Bank of San Antonio subsidiary, with three counts of bank fraud, conspiracy to commit bank fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering." Schroeder "is accused of us