Epstein Secrets

at he was then placed on suicide watch but may have been taken off suicide watch before today's events. The Department of Justice failed, and today Jeffrey Epstein's co-conspirators think they might have just gotten one last sweetheart deal. Every single person in the Justice Department — frortyyour Main Justice

ealthy American financier indicted on numerous charges for running an international child sex trafficking ring, was found dead by apparent suicide. Epstein was being held in federal Bureau of Prisons custody after a federal judge denied him bail. Disturbingly, his suicide occurred after an incident less

ng information regarding the apparent suicide of Jeffrey Epstein, who was indicted on numerous charges fo

ject: Letter from Sen. Sane to AG Barr > Attached is a letter from Sen. Sasse to Attorney General Barr. Please acknowledge receipt. Thanks, Will William R. Payne Chief Counsel to Sen. Ben Sasse U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary https://iqapp.justapps.doj.gov/iq/StreamDownloader.aspx?path=&filename=8152

igation. Yesterday, ABC News reported that "[a] woman whose allegations of childhood sex abuse in New York were central to last year's indictment of Jeffrey Epstein was questioned by the FBI and subpoenaed for testimony by federal prosecutors in Florida more than a decade ago in connection with the first federal

ad by apparent suicide while in federal custody in April. Mentions the Department owes the American people a full accounting of its handling of the Epstein matter, including the sweetheart deal he received from prosecutors that allowed him to evade meaningful consequences. Further mentions his previous

ity (Rec'd from OLA via email) Writing regarding Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead by apparent suicide

O)' Subject: Letter from Sen. Sasse to AG Barr Hello, Attached is a letter from Sen. Sasse to AG Barr. Please acknowledge receipt. Thanks, Will William R. Payne Chief Counsel to Sen. Ben Sasse U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary william paynePiudiciarv-reo.senatesov (202) 224-4224 EFTA00175142 Depar

ring before the Senate Judiciary Comte. Stating on 11/28/2018, The Miami Herald published the results of a lengthy investigation into the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein. Mentions on 02/21/2019, a federal court issued a ruling in a civil suit brought against the federal government by two of Epstein's victim, holding

crimes of Jeffrey Epstein. Mentions on 02/21/2019, a federal court issued a ruling in a civil suit brought against the federal government by two of Epstein's victim, holding that DOJ did indeed "conceal the existence of the [non-prosecution agreement] and mislead the victims to believe that federal pro

ts of a lengthy investigation into the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein. Mentions on 02/21/2019, a federal court

es litigation. Given the time-sensitive nature of the issue, I wanted to flag for you two personally. Do please acknowledge receipt. Thanks, Will William R. Payne Chief Counsel to Sen. Ben Sasse U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary EFTA00175150 Department of Justice EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT CONTROL SHEET