Epstein Secrets

ed for a further forensic search by the Customs Border Service at Albuquerque, New Mexico on November 24, 2015. On that date, Mr. Epstein flew from the U.S. Virgin Islands to Albuquerque in the early afternoon. Mr. Epstein's laptop computer was manually searched upon his entry. Mr. Epstein was informed that there was

require reasonable suspicion and was part of their border search. Later that day, at 4:09 pm, I emailed Port Director Tracy S. Thorpe saying: Mr. Thorpe: I am sending you this email to memorialize our conversation of a few minutes ago and to respectfully object to any further search of my client Jef

ed for a further forensic search by the Customs Border Service at Albuquerque, New Mexico on November 24, 2015. On that date, Mr. Epstein flew from the U.S. Virgin Islands to Albuquerque in the early afternoon. Mr. Epstein's laptop computer was manually searched upon his entry. Mr. Epstein was informed that there was

t require reasonable suspicion and was part of their border search. Later that day, at 4:09 pm, I emailed Port Director Tracy S. Thorpe saying: Mr. Thorpe: I am sending you this email to memorialize our conversation of a few minutes ago and to respectfully object to any further search of my client Jef

ed for a further forensic search by the Customs Border Service at Albuquerque, New Mexico on November 24, 2015. On that date, Mr. Epstein flew from the U.S. Virgin Islands to Albuquerque in the early afternoon. Mr. Epstein's laptop computer was manually searched upon his entry. Mr. Epstein was informed that there was

t require reasonable suspicion and was part of their border search. Later that day, at 4:09 pm, I emailed Port Director Tracy S. Thorpe saying: Mr. Thorpe: I am sending you this email to memorialize our conversation of a few minutes ago and to respectfully object to any further search of my client Jef