Epstein Secrets

Investigators with the New Mexico Attorney General's Office plan to turn over any information they gather about alleged sex crimes committed here by Jeffrey Epstein to federal prosecutors "as soon as possible," a spokesman for the AG says. That means that for now, Attorney General Hector Balderas' team is workin

for now, Attorney General Hector Balderas' team is working as fact-gatherer for the US Attorney's Office in the Southern District of New York, where Epstein pleaded not guilty last week to charges of sex trafficking of minors and sex trafficking conspiracy, says Matt Baca, senior counsel for Balderas' o

ather about alleged sex crimes committed here by Jeffrey Epstein to federal prosecutors "as soon as possib

irls when they were allegedly sexually abused by Mr. Epstein; other witnesses, including potential coconspirat

o avoid an area in southeast Albuquerque Friday morning following the death of a man who arrived at a convenience store with injuries. Officers with the Albuquerque Police Department arrived at the 7-11 at San Mateo and Kathryn early Friday in response to a male who had arrived at the store bleeding from his abdomen. (ICRQE) St

te/florida/article247183924.html> (11/14, Wieder, Hall, 1.09M) reports, "A Justice Department look-back report into its abortive 2008 prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein found that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had planned to arrest Jeffrey Epstein in May 2007, but pulled back after the U.S. Attorney's Office f

y's Office for the Southern District of Florida, led by former Labor Secretary Alexander Acosta, frowned on the plan. The report also concludes that Epstein wasn't assisting the federal government in prosecuting Wall Street traders behind the collapse of investment bank Bear Stearns or serving as an "in

-abuse> Norfolk, VA (11/15, 163K) reports Bradley Jeffrey-Moe "was convicted Friday on charges of receivin

"are in custody and facing federal charges that could land them in prison for years. According to a recently unsealed search warrant," the FBI and the Albuquerque Police Department "served a search warrant on both Perez homes in the 300 block of Aztec NW, recovering drugs and a cache of weapons." Colorado Man Arrested In Conne

ismissal request, paving the way for a trial that could begin as soon as July." Maxwell "is accused of recruiting girls for sex for former boyfriend Jeffrey Epstein in a scheme that ran from 1994 to 2004." Family Of Tamir Rice Asks Garland To Reopen Probe Into Rice's Killing. The New York Times (4/16, Benner, 2

c Friday that they chose not to pursue Jeffrey Epstein in 2016, with one former assistant U.S. attorney saying she 'felt horrible' after learning of Epstein's abuse of the criminal justice system in Florida. The disclosure...came in a 212-page filing responding to Ghislaine Maxwell's legal challenges to

l Prosecutors Confirm 2016 Decision Not To Pursue Jeffrey Epstein. • Teacher's Killing Reveals Drug Cartel

The Albuquerque (NM) Journal (4/16, Kaplan, 188K) reported, "Last summer, as the movement against racial injustice swept the country, officials in the Albuquerque Police Department asked the Drug Enforcement Administration for the assistance of special agents to do undercover operations and surveillance at protests, according

icut Man Faces Federal Arson Charges After Allegedly Tossing Molotov Cocktail At Officers. • Federal Prosecutors Confirm 2016 Decision Not To Pursue Jeffrey Epstein. • Teacher's Killing Reveals Drug Cartels' Growing Footprint In North Carolina. • NYPD Arrests Man With Assault Weapon In Times Square Subway Stati

Friday that they chose not to pursue Jeffrey Epstein in 2016, with one former assistant U.S. attorney saying she `felt horrible' after learning of Epstein's abuse of the criminal justice system in Florida. The disclosure...came in a 212-page filing responding to Ghislaine Maxwell's legal challenges to

l Prosecutors Confirm 2016 Decision Not To Pursue Jeffrey Epstein. • Teacher's Killing Reveals Drug Cartel

The Albuquerque (NM) Journal (4/16, Kaplan, 188K) reported, "Last summer, as the movement against racial injustice swept the country, officials in the Albuquerque Police Department asked the Drug Enforcement Administration for the assistance of special agents to do undercover operations and surveillance at protests, according

Expose Epstein Files Fox News (01/30, Shaw) reported that Patel, pledged Thursday to work with a top Republican senator on exposing who worked with Jeffrey Epstein in trafficking and exploiting children. The article noted that Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), quizzed Patel about how he would handle the Epstein cas

rey Epstein in trafficking and exploiting children. The article noted that Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN), quizzed Patel about how he would handle the Epstein case. The sex-trafficking financier died in 2019 while awaiting trial. Nearly 200 names that had previously been redacted from court documents in a

p Republican senator on exposing who worked with Jeffrey Epstein in trafficking and exploiting children. T

nnouncement. The release noted that the U.S. Secret Service investigated this case with the assistance of the FBI, the Albuquerque Field Office, and the Albuquerque Police Department. The Albuquerque Journal (01/30, Hasman), KVIA (ABC-7) (01/30, Staff Writer), and KRQE (CBS-13) (01/30, Fischer) provided additional reporting. Ma

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and cover up his crimes. According to the article, the documents so far were sprinkled with names of celebrities and politicians who socialized with Epstein or worked with him in the years before he was publicly accused nearly two decades ago of paying underage girls for sex. The Daily Mail (01/04, Smith

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he recovery of the items. FBI Offers $2,000 Reward For 'Pink Backpack Bandit' in New Mexico KRQE (FOX-13) (01/04, Davis) reported that the FBI and the Albuquerque Police Department are asking the public for help finding an Albuquerque bank robber, dubbed the "Pink Backpack Bandit." The article noted that the suspect robbed the