Epstein Secrets

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bbs, is HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019125 --- PAGE BREAK --- James PATTERSON making.* And it’s not like she’s running off to do something crazy. After all, Wendy's assured her already that there's nothing to worry about. Mary’s father is Cuban—an immigrant—a self-made man who runs a contracting business. He

ining sim- ulator. But that day Michael Reiter had thought something seemed off about Epstein. 31 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019147 --- PAGE BREAK --- JaMES PATTERSON Something an old cop would notice. Reiter's officers had told him about complaints they'd gotten a few months earlier — young women hanging around

for him at a difficult time, Gross- | berg says. When Grossberg was young, his parents divorced, and 89 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022058 --- PAGE BREAK --- James PATTERSON his father moved out of Brooklyn. Seymour and Paula took Gary in. Often they referred to him as their third son. “Paula was a wonderful mother and h

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