Epstein Secrets

a $56 million Manhattan mansion and a network of rich and powerful friends. But in his final days, Mr.

torney who oversaw the Epstein case in Florida would come speak to them about his investigation, Ms. Musumeci wrote in a Dec. 10, 2010, email to Ms. Gaffney and Mr. Egan in the Manhattan district attorney's office. The Manhattan prosecutors declined the offer, but they contacted then-current officials a

a $56 million Manhattan mansion and a network of rich and powerful friends. But in his final days, Mr.

torney who oversaw the Epstein case in Florida would come speak to them about his investigation, Ms. Musumeci wrote in a Dec. 10, 2010, email to Ms. Gaffney and Mr. Egan in the Manhattan district attorney's office. The Manhattan prosecutors declined the offer, but they contacted then-current officials a

legal hearing, asking a judge to cut the filthy-rich felon a break on the severity of his sex-offender

ich is the least-restrictive category possible and is typically applied to offenders who pose the lowest risk of committing further crimes. Id. ADA Gaffney argued that, since "there was only an indictment for one victim," Epstein should not be placed under the heavy scrutiny required for the most danger

afficking of teenagers — and how his ties to the rich and the powerful seem to have allowed him to avoi

on Examiner (07/01, Poff) also reported on the story. Flash Flooding After New Mexico Wildfires Highlights Climate Risks The New York Times (07/01, Gaffney) reported that after two weeks of wildfires, a deluge in New Mexico caused severe flash flooding and debris flows near Ruidoso over the weekend. Dar

C News's Sarah Fitzpatrick, Savannah Guthrie and Rich Schapiro report: "Araoz says she was 14 years old

have kept him from being listed on a registry of sex offenders for life. ... Mr. Vance has said the request was a mistake and had been made by Ms. Gaffney without his knowledge. Still, his office's decision to take Mr. Epstein's side in the hearing drew renewed criticism this week." -- Acosta has adv

C News's Sarah Fitzpatrick, Savannah Guthrie and Rich Schapiro report: "Araoz says she was 14 years ol

have kept him from being listed on a registry of sex offenders for life. ... Mr. Vance has said the request was a mistake and had been made by Ms. Gaffney without his knowledge. Still, his office's decision to take Mr. Epstein's side in the hearing drew renewed criticism this week." -- Acosta has adv

legal hearing, asking a judge to cut the filthy- rich felon a break on the severity of his sex- offende

vel 1. The judge was stunned. “| have never seen the prosecutor’s office do anything like this,” Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Ruth Pickholz toid Gaffney. “| have done many [cases] much less troubling than this one where [prosecutors] would never make a downward argument like this.” Pressed by the jud