Epstein Secrets

Judge Denies Bail Request. The CBS Evening NewsVI (7/14, story 12, 1:30, O'Donnell, 4.31M) reported, "Today, a federal judge in New York ruled that Ghislaine Maxwell has both the money and the motive to flee the country, and denied her request to be freed on bail. It means the alleged accomplice of accused sex t

bars since her July 2nd arrest. US District Judge Alison Nathan determined the 58-year-old British socialite should not be released on bail, saying Maxwell is a substantial EFTA00150068 actual risk of flight. Prosecutors say Maxwell has links to more than a dozen bank accounts around the world worth

14 for abuse by' convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein in the 1990s. The prosecutor read one of the alleged victim's statement in court. `Without Ghislaine, Jeffrey could have not done what he did. She was a predator and a monster.' A second victim, Annie Farmer, chose to speak, publicly identifying her

"The hearing was unusual in that it was virtual: Ms. Maxwell, who is being held in a federal detention center

decision not to pursue restrictions on visas for foreign students if schools held classes online as an unexpected reversal. The Boston Globe (7/14, Fernandes, 972K) reports that at a court hearing, US Attorney Andrew Lelling said ICE made "the decision to exercise its discretion to 'modify' its posture an

e persistence of Specialist Guillen's family also has kept front and center a case that might otherwise have left them in grief-stricken retreat." Maxwell's Lawyers Request She Be Released. The New York Times (7/10, Hong, Weiser, 18.61M) reports, "Lawyers for Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime companion

t them in grief-stricken retreat." Maxwell's Lawyers Request She Be Released. The New York Times (7/10, Hong, Weiser, 18.61M) reports, "Lawyers for Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime companion of Jeffrey Epstein, sought to distance her from the disgraced financier on Thursday, saying in a new court filing that the

7/10, Hong, Weiser, 18.61M) reports, "Lawyers for Ghislaine Maxwell, the longtime companion of Jeffrey Epste

ether" during the investigation. The Georgia Sun (7/10) published a similar article. Online coverage of this story was run by WSB-TV Atlanta (7/11, Fernandes, 105K), WAGA- TV Atlanta (7/12, 49K), and WXIA-TV Atlanta (7/10, Raymond, 258K). Charges Filed Against Five Alleged Members Of Cocaine Trafficking O

tual car, you have to remember that the average selling price is nearly 5x an average car. You aren't paying the Ferrari labor force 5x what the GM labor force is being paid. We expect that there is leverage on labor. I think there has been limited disclosure on this because the options pack

ith Bruce Greenwald after their keynote interview at the 19th Annual CSIMA Conference 1st Place Finalists Joanna Vu '17, Melody LI '17, and Thais Fernandes '16 pitch Alimentation Couche-Tard at the 9th Annual Pershing Square Challenge Paul Hilal '92 and Bill Ackman listen and Judge student pitches at

s was charged just weeks after General Motors Co. alleged that he received funds from Fiat Chrysler to place former UAW vice president Joe Ashton on GM's board. The accusations came as part of a lawsuit by GM alleging that Fiat Chrysler got better contracts than competing automakers by bribing unio

nt that led to the death of Sgt. Elder Femandes, who was missing for more than a week before he was found dead Tuesday, his family's attorney said." Fernandes "was hanging from a tree in Temple, Texas, about 28 miles from Fort Hood." The Enterprise adds, "Temple police, the lead agency investigating becau

was charged just weeks after General Motors Co. alleged that he received funds from Fiat Chrysler to place former UAW vice president Joe Ashton on GM's board. The accusations came as part of a lawsuit by GM alleging that Fiat Chrysler got better contracts than competing automakers by bribing union

) Enterprise (8/27, Shepard, 52K) reports, "Leaders at the U.S. Army's Fort Hood in Texas created an environment that led to the death of Sgt. Elder Fernandes, who was missing for more than a week before he was found dead Tuesday, his family's attorney said." Fernandes "was hanging from a tree in Temple,

was charged just weeks after General Motors Co. alleged that he received funds from Fiat Chrysler to place former UAW vice president Joe Ashton on GM's board. The accusations came as part of a lawsuit by GM alleging that Fiat Chrysler got better contracts than competing automakers by bribing union

) Enterprise (8/27, Shepard, 52K) reports, "Leaders at the U.S. Army's Fort Hood in Texas created an environment that led to the death of Sgt. Elder Fernandes, who was missing for more than a week before he was found dead Tuesday, his family's attorney said." Fernandes "was hanging from a tree in Temple,