Epstein Secrets

e claims brought against Epstein. Epstein alleged Edwards abused the court system by threatening to depose Epstein’s powerful friends, which included Donald Trump and President Bill Clinton. Other claims included that Edwards tried to obtain records from an alleged sex therapist who had never treated Epstein a

Epstein’s powerful friends, which included Donald Trump and President Bill Clinton. Other claims include

attorneys for Jeffrey Epstein to prevent parties in a civil lawsuit involving the billionaire sex offender from talking to the media. Circuit Judge David Crow denied the motion for a gag order. In addition, Crow dismissed the complaint by Epstein against attorney Brad Edwards, who has represented 10 undera

vice, to all parties listed below, and upon Judge Donald Hafele, via hand delivery, this October 12, 2013

ed Jeffrey Epstein, who being sworn, states the following: I am the Plaintiff/Counter-Defendant in this matter and I am moving to disqualify Judge David Crow. I have, after discussions with my attorney and witnesses, as well as reading the transcript of this hearing, instructed my attorney to file this Mo

y, UT 84112 [email protected] The Honorable Donald W. Hafele Palm Beach County Courthouse 205 N. D

er, the trial court refused to evaluate these issues, choosing instead to exclude 'In a May 7, 2012, Order, a predecessor trial judge, the Honorable David Crow, found the privilege log to be insufficient on its face and not in compliance with the requirements of Fla. R. Civ. P. 1.280(v)(5) and Tigg Ins. Co

ation was completed. Additionally, The Honorable Donald W. Hafele's stated interest in first allowing the

ncealed their existence by hiding them within a deceptively worded I ,607-entry, 159-page privilege log that this Court's predecessor, The Honorable David Crow, found to be insufficient on its face and not-compliant with the requirements of Florida Rule of Civil Procedure 1.280(b)(5)7 and TIG Ins. Corp. v.

re high on drugs. Brunel also reportedly left his Trump Tower digs in 1999 after complaints of night car

wsuit last month against Epstein on behalf of victim M.J., asking for $50 million in damages. At a court hearing Friday, Scarola told Circuit Judge David Crow that all lawsuits were settled for "very substantial sums of money, which is directly contrary to the assertions that Mr. Epstein made that these c