Epstein Secrets

sed of being involved - said Booker has been 'putting forth a false narrative' about what happened. 'Mr. Booker was the instigator and the agitator; Hennessy said at a press conference in downtown Indianapolis." EFTA00150567 The Indianapolis Star (7/13, O'Connor, 633K) reports that Hennessy said that "

nd dragged him to a tree before calling for a noose. He claims at one point, one of the group members jumped on his neck full force with both feet." Hennessy "says Booker only ended up against the tree because he deliberately provoked the group, punching one of the men three times. 'So he's restrained,'

tree. No talk of a noose, no talk of a rope, no talk of a lynching, no white power:" WTHR-TV Indianapolis (7/13, 465K) reports, "Booker's attorney, Katherine Liell, says the FBI is investigating the case as a possible hate crime." WTHR-TV adds, "Both Sean Purdy and Caroline McCord, two of the people in questio

exposed." The Hill (7/17, Deese, 2.98M) reports, "Purdy's defense attorney, David Hennessy, gave no immediate comment on the charges. Previously, Hennessy said Booker presented 'a false narrative' about the attack, alleging Booker was an 'instigator and the agitator.' Booker and his attorney Katherine

Hennessy said Booker presented 'a false narrative' about the attack, alleging Booker was an 'instigator and the agitator.' Booker and his attorney Katherine Liell said they were 'relieved' by the charges, which they called the first step 'towards justice and change." The New York Times (7/17, Levenson, Diaz,

d of being involved — said Booker has been 'putting forth a false narrative' about what happened. 'Mr. Booker was the instigator and the agitator,' Hennessy said at a press conference in downtown Indianapolis." The Indianapolis Star (7/13, O'Connor, 633K) reports that Hennessy said that "Booker punched h

tree. No talk of a noose, no talk of a rope, no talk of a lynching, no white power.'" WTHR-TV Indianapolis (7113, 465K) reports, "Bookers attorney, Katherine Liell, says the FBI is investigating the case as a possible hate crime." WTHR-TV adds, "Both Sean Purdy and Caroline McCord, two of the people in question