Epstein Secrets

ed federal agents, including FBI and Customs and Border Protection, at the dock and on the grounds of Little Saint James," Epstein's "island home in the U.S. Virgin Islands." The Miami Herald (8/12, Chang, 1.09M) reports authorities "fanned out in golf carts across Epstein's estate" and "scooped up evidence just two day

ilarly headlined "William Barr Has A Message For Jeffrey Epstein's Co-Conspirators." Reuters (8/12, Allen, Lavietes), the Wall Street Journal (8/12, Gurman, Subscription Publication, 7.57M), the Washington Times (8/12, Dinan, 492K), and The Hill (8/12, Chalfant, 2.98M) also cover Ban's remarks. The AP

to Settle Epstein-Related Claims The New York Times (07/21, Goldstein) reported that billionaire investor Leon Black agreed to pay $62.5 million to the U.S. Virgin Islands in January to be released from any potential claims arising out of the territory's three-year investigation into the sex trafficking operation of th

ion at the end of May 2016— before formally becoming the party's nominee in July at the GOP convention in Cleveland. The Wall Street Journal (07/21, Gurman) pointed out that if Trump were to be both the clear nominee—he is currently the clear front-runner—and convicted, the Republican presidential cand

tribution to the country. Virgin Islands Says Epstein Money Will Pay for New Anti-Trafficking Plan The Daily Beast (07/28, Briquelet) reported that the U.S. Virgin Islands is using proceeds from legal settlements related to the Jeffrey Epstein case to fund anti-trafficking initiatives, funded by the sale of Epstein's i

Wallace), CNBC (07/28, Breuninger), Washington Post (07/30, Stein), Huffington Post (07/30, Vera), and timelines by the Wall Street Journal (07/28, Gurman), and the Washington Post (07/28, Bump), also reported on the story. Trump Documents Case: Carlos De Oliveira and Walt Nauta Play Key Roles The New

tribution to the country. Virgin Islands Says Epstein Money Will Pay for New Anti-Trafficking Plan The Daily Beast (07/28, Briquelet) reported that the U.S. Virgin Islands is using proceeds from legal settlements related to the Jeffrey Epstein case to fund anti-trafficking initiatives, funded by the sale of Epstein's

Wallace), CNBC (07/28, Breuninger), Washington Post (07/30, Stein), Huffington Post (07/30, Vera), and timelines by the Wall Street Journal (07/28, Gurman), and the Washington Post (07/28, Bump), also reported on the story. Trump Documents Case: Carlos De Oliveira and Walt Nauta Play Key Roles The Ne