Epstein Secrets

. Breonna Taylor's Family Claims She Was Given No Medical Aid After Shooting. The New York Times (7/6, Callimachi, 18.61M) reports from Louisville, Kentucky, "For up to six minutes after she was shot by police officers during a drug raid, Breonna Taylor, an emergency room technician, lay dying in her ap

t the "new book by the President's niece, Mary Trump," which "the President tried to block," will go "on sale now two weeks earlier than announced. Simon & Schuster now releasing 'Too Much And Never Enough' on July 14. It is the number one best seller right now on Amazon." The AP (7/6) covers the news on the "t

orted finding images of the girl's genitals two days earlier in Facebook messages between Wheeler and her husband, Edward Wheeler, who was living in Kentucky, according to a federal complaint." Edward Wheeler "was also arrested on June 25 in Kentucky, court records state. He also faces a federal count of

escribes "how a decades long history of darkness, dysfunction and brutality turned her uncle into a reckless leader who, according to her publisher, Simon & Schuster, `now threatens the EFTA00150769 world's health, economic security and social fabric:" The book "depicts a multigenerational saga of greed, betra

ss Utah, per the Salt Lake Tribune, leading to 61 infections. Closures occurred after cases were connected to three day-care centers in Indiana and Kentucky. And in Arizona, a preschool made headlines after a former employee said the school failed to notify staff and parents of three coronavirus cases.

next week. (Shayna Jacobs) • A tell-all book by Trump's niece Mary will be published two weeks earlier, on July 14, after a court allowed publisher Simon & Schuster to continue distributing copies. While the publisher last week was released from a temporary restraining order, Mary Trump is still under the orde

. ALAN DERSHOWITZ, Defendant. / AFFIDAVIT I, Maria Farmer, swear and affirm as follows: 1. I am currently over the age of 18 and presently reside in Kentucky. 2. In approximately 1995, I was an artist and a graduate student and I met Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell at an art show where I was display

ortunity for new investors was closed, co- investors recall Epstein announcing that he’d found one at last: Dick Snyder, then C.E.O. of the publisher Simon & Schuster, who wanted to put up approximately $500,000. (Neither Epstein nor Snyder can now recall the investment. Yet in the 1989 deposition Epstein said that