Epstein Secrets

late Wednesday rejected an attempt by lawyers for Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite accused of being a sex trafficker and alleged madam for Jeffrey Epstein, to block the unsealing and release of potentially embarrassing documents from a settled defamation suit." The Herald adds, "Hours before the start

decision to order the unsealing and release of documents in a 2015 civil lawsuit that included a deposition given by Maxwell in the case brought by Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre. Less than three hours later, Preska denied it, citing `eleventh-hour request for reconsideration.' She allowed Maxwell's

n behalf of retired FBI supervisory special agent Jeffrey Danik." FBI Memo Highlights Mystery Sources Tied

fraud scheme' involving a former employee of a subsidiary who induced the bank to purchase worthless accounts receivable from various businesses." The Express-News adds, "Bank officials alerted the FBI in May and said in a statement they expect to recoup all losses from the alleged scheme. The bank and its sub

late Wednesday rejected an attempt by lawyers for Ghislaine Maxwell, the British socialite accused of being a sex trafficker and alleged madam for Jeffrey Epstein, to block the unsealing and release of potentially embarrassing documents from a settled defamation suit." The Herald adds, "Hours before the start

er EFTA01658262 the unsealing and release of documents in a 2015 civil lawsuit that included a deposition given by Maxwell in the case brought by Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre. Less than three hours later, Preska denied it, citing `eleventh-hour request for reconsideration.' She allowed Maxwell's

n behalf of retired FBI supervisory special agent Jeffrey Danik." FBI Memo Highlights Mystery Sources Tied

fraud scheme' involving a former employee of a subsidiary who induced the bank to purchase worthless accounts receivable from various businesses." The Express-News adds, "Bank officials alerted the FBI in May and said in a statement they expect to recoup all losses from the alleged scheme. The bank and its sub

changed." FBI spokesperson Carol Cratty commented, "We have nothing new to add to our previous statements." In addition, the New York Times (11/7, Epstein, 18.61M) reports that despite "warnings of violence, threats of foreign interference, rampant disinformation, cuts to the Postal Service, President

ng the flyers and `reaching out to our federal partners to share our findings and will monitor the situation to ensure the safety of our residents.' The Express-News adds, "FBI Special Agent and Public Affairs Officer Michelle Lee said the FBI is aware of the flyer distribution and is `coordinating closely' with