Epstein Secrets

retty vocal enemies as well. Last night Bill O'Reilly apparently delivered his "Memo" on the subject of the Epstein prosecution—charging prosecutor Krischer with political bias. The gist of it is that Krischer was the prosecutor responsible for bringing charges of drug abuse against Rush Limbaugh, but no

what he's doing now in the far more serious case of Jeffrey Epstein? Many, many questions come to mind and none of those questions reflect well on Barry Krischer. Ugh. We hope this isn't what is going on. There's nothing more boring than a debate about political biases. Another Outrageous Legal Situation in

sted by John Carney at 10:02 AM on August 14, 2006 I Permalink I Comments (6) I TrackBacks (0) Clearly, This Is When A Private Plane Comes In Handy Jossip—which along with DealBreaker, Gawker and the Palm Beach Post is just about the only media outlet covering the Jeffrey Epstein story—notes that terro

duties but that might make the nice folks at New York Times feel lazy. They've never once mentioned Jeffrey Epstein since the sex scandal broke, as Jossip points out. So, fine. We are going to be obsessive ...And we are going to point out — yet again — that a very rich and powerful man was accused of

retty vocal enemies as well. Last night Bill O'Reilly apparently delivered his "Memo" on the subject of the Epstein prosecution—charging prosecutor Krischer with political bias. The gist of it is that Krischer was the prosecutor responsible for bringing charges of drug abuse against Rush Limbaugh, but no

what he's doing now in the far more serious case of Jeffrey Epstein? Many, many questions come to mind and none of those questions reflect well on Barry Krischer. Ugh. We hope this isn't what is going on. There's nothing more boring than a debate about political biases. Another Outrageous Legal Situation in

sted by John Carney at 10:02 AM on August 14, 2006 I Permalink I Comments (6) I TrackBacks (0) Clearly, This Is When A Private Plane Comes In Handy Jossip—which along with DealBreaker, Gawker and the Palm Beach Post is just about the only media outlet covering the Jeffrey Epstein story—notes that terro

duties but that might make the nice folks at New York Times feel lazy. They've never once mentioned Jeffrey Epstein since the sex scandal broke, as Jossip points out. So, fine. We are going to be obsessive ...And we are going to point out — yet again — that a very rich and powerful man was accused of

retty vocal enemies as well. Last night Bill O'Reilly apparently delivered his "Memo" on the subject of the Epstein prosecution—charging prosecutor Krischer with political bias. The gist of it is that Krischer was the prosecutor responsible for bringing charges of drug abuse against Rush Limbaugh, but no

what he's doing now in the far more serious case of Jeffrey Epstein? Many, many questions come to mind and none of those questions reflect well on Barry Krischer. Ugh. We hope this isn't what is going on. There's nothing more boring than a debate about political biases. Another Outrageous Legal Situation in

sted by John Carney at 10:02 AM on August 14, 2006 I Permalink I Comments (6) I TrackBacks (0) Clearly, This Is When A Private Plane Comes In Handy Jossip—which along with DealBreaker, Gawker and the Palm Beach Post is just about the only media outlet covering the Jeffrey Epstein story—notes that terro

duties but that might make the nice folks at New York Times feel lazy. They've never once mentioned Jeffrey Epstein since the sex scandal broke, as Jossip points out. So, fine. We are going to be obsessive ...And we are going to point out — yet again — that a very rich and powerful man was accused of

eiter has consistently declined to comment on the case and did not respond to a request for comment Monday. The implication that State Attor- ney Barry Krischer was easy on Ep- stein by presenting the case to a grand jury rather than filing charges directly against him is wrong, Gold- berger said. The Pal

what happened is they weren't happy with the result. They decided to use the press to embarrass Mr. Epstein." But records show that Reiter wrote Krischer on May 1— well be- fore the case went to the grand jury— suggesting that Krischer "consider if good and sufficient reason exists to require your di

.. 7/27/2006 07/26/17 Page 70 of 151 Public Records Request No.: 17-295 What the Press Calls 'Epstein Sex Scandal' Sounds a Bit More Like 'Rape' / Jossip Page 2 of 7 breasts and kiss for Epstein to enjoy. Toward to end of this massage, Epstein grabbed [withheld] and turned her over onto her stomach