Epstein Secrets

l, Manhattan socialite about town, daughter of the deceased British media baron Robert Maxwell, and occasional dinner companion of former President Bill Clinton. In recent weeks, Ms. Maxwell apparently noticed that some of her belongings were vanishing from her East 65th Street townhouse. "She started to r

or seven more weeks, averting a third shutdown of the Government since November. By an 82-8 roll call, the Senate sent the legislation to President Clinton. His promised signature would ward off another round of padlocked offices and workers forced to stay home that both sides saw as a public relations

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ted, "and $7,600 [that had been] missing from her safe." A law-enforcement source said that some of the gifts were actually discovered in the oven. Barbara Thompson, a spokeswoman for the Manhattan District Attorney's office, said that in addition to the cash, $10,000 in clothing and jewelry were also taken. A

ll, Manhattan socialite about town, daughter of the deceased British media baron Robert Maxwell, and occasional dinner companion of former President Bill Clinton. In recent weeks, Ms. Maxwell apparently noticed that some of her belongings were vanishing from her East 65th Street townhouse. "She started to re

asional dinner companion of former President Bill Clinton. In recent weeks, Ms. Maxwell apparently noticed

ted, "and $7,600 [that had been) missing from her safe." A law-enforcement source said that some of the gifts were actually discovered in the oven. Barbara Thompson, a spokeswoman for the Manhattan District Attorney's office, said that in addition to the cash, $10,000 in clothing and jewelry were also taken. Ac

, Manhattan socialite about town, daughter of the deceased British media baron Robert Maxwell, and occasional dinner companion of former President Bill Clinton. In recent weeks, Ms. Maxwell apparently noticed that some of her belongings were vanishing from her East 65th Street townhouse. "She started to r

sional dinner companion of former President Bill Clinton. In recent weeks, Ms. Maxwell apparently noticed

ed, "and $7,600 [that had been] missing from her safe." A law-enforcement source said that some of the gifts were actually discovered in the oven. Barbara Thompson, a spokeswoman for the Manhattan District Attorney's office, said that in addition to the cash, $10,000 in clothing and jewelry were also taken.