Epstein Secrets

Judiciary Committee, which has congressional oversight of the FBI, are pushing to subpoena the bureau for all records pertaining to sex traffickers Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell a day after a federal court in New York finished unsealing more than 200 files regarding the pair. The article noted that FBI

a federal court in New York finished unsealing more than 200 files regarding the pair. The article noted that FBI agents raided properties including Epstein's New York City mansion and Little St. James, his private island in the U.S. Virgin Islands, after his arrest in early 2019. His death in a federal

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cle added that the FBI's database is important for agencies to "connect the dots" on who is making the phone calls and if incidents are linked, said Frank Figliuzzi, a former FBI assistant director and a national security analyst for NBC News. Back to Top CAPITOL VIOLENCE NEWS Jan. 6 Committee Helped Guide Ea

ictims Sue Epstein Estate. ABC World News Tonight (8/20, story 8, 1:35, Muir, 6.49M) reported 'three more alleged victims' are suing the estate of Jeffrey Epstein, "claiming they were recruited and sexually abused. And two say ft happened while he was under house arrest and during work release while he was wea

st and during work release while he was wearing an ankle bracelet." ABC's Linsey Davis: "One accuser claims she was 17 when she was first groomed by Epstein in New York back in 2007, during the same time he was under federal investigation for alleged sex crimes against more than 30 minor girls." Two For

ree more alleged victims' are suing the estate of Jeffrey Epstein, "claiming they were recruited and sexual

g public outcry asking why his longtime confidante and alleged accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell has not yet been charged." Former FBI Assistant Director Frank Figliuzzi asked, "Why is she still walking around?" Unfortunately, Mariotti adds, "the answer is likely that law enforcement simply does not yet have suffici

aine Maxwell's Bail Request. The New York Times (12/28, Shanahan, 20.6M) reports Ghislaine Maxwell, 'the British socialite and longtime companion of Jeffrey Epstein who is charged with contributing to his abuse of teenage girls more than two decades ago, was again denied bail by a federal judge on Monday: The Ti

er husband were offering all of their wealth — $22.5 million — and millions more in the assets of friends and family to secure bail: EFTA00161255 Epstein Reportedly Shared Suicidal Thoughts In Jail. The New York Daily News (12/28, Keogh, Brown, 2.51M) reports, "Before he died by suicide, Jeffrey Epste

'the British socialite and longtime companion of Jeffrey Epstein who is charged with contributing to his a

he AT&T building where the RV was parked was Warner's intended target, but said they are investigating." Newsweek (12/28, Rahman, 2.67M) reports, "Frank Figliuzzi, the former assistant director for counterintelligence at the FBI, said that the Christmas Day bombing in Nashville, Tennessee should be a 'wake-up

udge Alison Nathan on Monday "denied Ghislaine Maxwell's third attempt to seek release from jail, ruling that the longtime companion of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein would still be a flight risk if she gave up her French and British citizenship and had her assets closely monitored — new conditions Maxwell recentl

at the longtime companion of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein would still be a flight risk if she gave up her

uling that the longtime companion of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein would still be a flight risk if she gave

not been labeled a hate crime. Federal officials say as of now there is not enough evidence to bring federal hate crime charges against the suspect: Frank Figliuzzi, NBC News National Security Analyst: "Proving a hate crime almost causes you to get inside the head of the defendant and figure out why they did so

Nationwide Crackdown • FBI Needs More Money Than White House Requested, Director Patel Tells Lawmakers • FBI Poring Through 'Tens of Thousands' of Jeffrey Epstein's Child Porn Videos COUNTERTERRORISM • New York Man Charged with Federal Hate Crimes After Repeatedly Assaulting Jewish Victims • The Neo-Nazi 764 C

unt of evidence to be processed. The article noted that at least one victim implicated President Trump, but there is no evidence he participated in Epstein's sex crimes. Trump said he was "not a fan" of Epstein and banned him from his Mar-a-Lago EFTA00163401 club prior to 2008, when, according to a bo

kers • FBI Poring Through 'Tens of Thousands' of Jeffrey Epstein's Child Porn Videos COUNTERTERRORISM •

Continued Reporting: 'Morning Joe' Retracts Nightclub Allegation Against Director Patel SAN (05/07, Staff Writer) reported that former FBI official Frank Figliuzzi alleged on May 2 that Director Patel spends more time in nightclubs than at headquarters. This claim followed reports that Patel has reduced daily

e story was provided by VOA News (06/05, Seldin), CNN (06/05, Lillis, Britzky), EFTA01655866 Bloomberg (06/05, Capaccio), Business Insider (06/05, Epstein), Time (06/05, Bennett), and The Epoch Times (06/OS, Morgan). Back to Top CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS Hunter Biden's Ex-Wife, Ex-Girlfriend Testify A

. Some of the remains were identified as those of Jeffrey A. Jones, who last lived in Fillmore, Indiana, a

ades are believed to be connected to long-haul truck drivers, according to the FBI's "Highway Serial Killings Initiative." According to the article, Frank Figliuzzi, a former FBI assistant director for counterintelligence, said Wednesday on NewsNation's "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" that truckers who spend most of

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

ful convictions." NBC Contributor Condemns Efforts To Attack FBI In New Book. NBC News (1/24, 4.91M) reports NBC News national security contributor Frank Figliuzzi, who "spent 25 years in the FBI, ending his career as the agency's top counter intelligence official," published his new book, "The FBI Way: Inside