Epstein Secrets

reported that for nearly two decades, journalists, police detectives, FBI agents, lawyers, and amateur sleuths have pried into the depraved world of Jeffrey Epstein. Yet even after the release of thousands of pages of court records in recent days, some questions about the millionaire pedophile remain unanswered

, Delouya, Winter, Valle) reported that the unsealed documents are part of a 2015 civil defamation suit brought by , an American woman who claimed Epstein sexually abused her as a minor and that Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein's former girlfriend, aided in the abuse. The unsealing this week stems from a Dec

authorities in Rhode Island have said Alahverdian is wanted in the state for failing to register as a sex offender, though his former lawyer there, Jeffrey Pine, said that the charge had been dropped when he left the state. The FBI has said he also faces fraud charges in Ohio, where he was convicted of sex-

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS • Nearly 3,000 Pages Of Jeffrey Epstein Documents Released, But Some Questions Re

ate hearing, colorfully titled "Cleaning Up the C-Suite: Ensuring Accountability for Corporate Criminals." The article quoted Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon (D-PA), as she introduced the House bill, who said, "While the D0J regularly collects data on nearly every type of street-level crime, there is very littl

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

), "You have to call it what it is: It's racism. And quite frankly, dividing the country. That's how he hopes to win, I guess." Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA) said R,V on CNN's Situation Roomidect (7/18, 623K) that Trump "wallowed in it. We all saw the tape. The tape is not lying." The Washington Exami

he very clear choice on who's best on public safety and law and order." The story was not covered on the major broadcast networks. Bloomberg (8/27, Epstein, 4.73M) reports "Biden on Thursday accused...Trump of wanting violence on the streets to help boost his re-election chances," and the AP (8/27, Wei

8/27, Weingarten) reports Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen urged Americans this week "to participate

Senators Call For Investigation Of Hydroxychloroquine Use In Nursing Homes. The Washington Post (8/27, Cenziper, 14.2M) reports Sens. Bob Casey Jr. (D-PA), Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), and Ron Wyden (D-OR) are calling for an investigation into how hydroxychloroquine has been used in nursing homes during

he very clear choice on who's best on public safety and law and order.' The story was not covered on the major broadcast networks. Bloomberg (8/27, Epstein, 4.73M) reports "Biden on Thursday accused...Trump of wanting violence on the streets to help boost his re-election chances," and the AP (8/27, Wei

8/27, Weingarten) reports Deputy Attorney General Jeffrey Rosen urged Americans this week "to participate

Senators Call For Investigation Of Hydroxychloroquine Use In Nursing Homes. The Washington Post (8/27, Cenziper, 14.2M) reports Sens. Bob Casey Jr. (D-PA), Elizabeth Warren (D-MA), and Ron Wyden (D-OR) are calling for an investigation into how hydroxychloroquine has been used in nursing homes during

Fairlamb, 43, allegedly assaulted officers, while Jeffrey Sabol, 51, is accused with obstruction." The New

and stop the lawful business of government, so that he could try to stay in the White House. That is so fundamentally wrong." Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA), one of the House impeachment managers, said on CNN's State Of The UnionVi (1/24, 1.02M), "I was up in the gallery at the time of the attack. I was