Epstein Secrets

fic list of victims thatthe U.S. Attorriey'.s Office knew abqut when i.t pe_nn~d the deal in 200?. If~dditional vi_ctims are listed •in the journal Rqdriguez stole, .HoroWitz said federal prosecutors co.uld reopen the investigation., "It opens the door for further prosecution," he said. In addition, tQ

teenage girls, an attorney representing seven of the victims said Friday. New details about the contents of the journal were released this week when.Alfredo Rodriguez, who worked as a property manager for the Palm Beach resident, pleaded guilty to obstruction ofjustice for lying to federal agents when asked if he h

specific list,of victims that the U.S. Attorney's Office knew about when it penned the deal in 2007. If additional victims are listed in the journal Rodriguez stole) Horowitz said federal prosecutors could reopen the investigation., Tt:opens the door for further prosecution,” he said. In addition to turning

of being ignored by federal agents, the victims' voices will be heard. "The Jeffrey Epstein matter is No. 1 on the major case list in the country,'1 Sweeney said. Turning to address Epstein's victims directly, he said: "Your bravery may empower others to speak out against crimes against them." CA/Aronberg

gnored ·by federal agents, the vi~tims' voi~es will be he,ard. • • "The Jeffrey Epstein inatter is No. l on the major ca:se list. in the country," Sweeney said. Turning to address-Epstein's vi'ctims directly, he said: "Yo.ur bravery m1:ty empower others to speak out against crimes against. them." jmu

e. Additionally, he stated the bed would almost always have to be made after the massage. On January 4 2006 I interviewed another former houseman, Mr Alfredo Rodriguez. During a sworn taped statement, Mr. Rodriguez stated he was employed by Jeffrey Epstein for fr°” November 2004 through May of 2005. His responsibili

have to be made after the massage. On January 4 2006 I interviewed another former houseman, Mr Alfredo Rodriguez. During a sworn taped statement, Mr. Rodriguez stated he was employed by Jeffrey Epstein for fr°” November 2004 through May of 2005. His responsibilities as house manager included being the butler

roses to, so that she could drive her self to Epstein's house without incident. Rodriguez said the girl always needed rides to and from the house. Rodiiguez produced a green folder which contained documents, and a note with Mr. Epstein's stationary with direction to deliver a bucket of roses to •·•••••··

~ntitled to their day in court. My Office is proud to stand up for these victirr,ts by bringiqg this indictm~nt." FBI Assistant Director William F: Sweeney. Jr. said: "We are asking anyone.who may have been victimized by Jeffr.ey Epstein, qr anyqne who may have information abo\Jt his alleged criminal be

teenage girls, an attorney representing seven of the victims said Friday. New details about the contents of the journal were released this week when.Alfredo Rodriguez,,who worked as a property manager for the Palm Beach resident, pleaded guilty to obstruction ofjustice for lying to federal agents: when asked if he had a

a specific list ofvictims that the U.S. Attorneys Office knew about when it penned the deal in 2007. If additional victims are listed in the journal Rodriguez stole, Horowitz said, federal prosecutors could reopen the investigation. “It opens the door for further prosecution,” he said. In addition to turnin

s of being ignored by federal agents, the victims7 voices will be heard. "The Jeffrey Epstein matter is No. 1 on the major case list in the country," Sweeney said. Turning to address Epstein's victims directly, he said: "Your bravery may empower others to speak out against crimes against them." CA/Aronberq

enage girls1 an attorney representing seven of the victims said Friday. New details about the contents of the journal were released this week when Alfredo Rodriguez1 who worked as a property manager for the Palm Beach resident, pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice for lying to federal agents when asked if h

pecific list of victims that the U.S. Attorney's Office knew about when it penned the deal in 2007. If additional victims are listed in the journal Rodriguez stole, Horowitz said federal prosecutors could reopen the investigation. "It opens the door for further prosecution," he said. In addition to turn

of being ignored by federal agents, the victims' voices will be heard. "The Jeffrey Epstein matter is No. 1 on the major case list in the country," Sweeney said. Turning to address Epstein's victims directly, he said: "Your bravery may empower others to speak out against crimes against them." jmusgrav

sive Democrats, who have criticized her close ties with venture capital and big tech firms." Senate Panel Backs DHS Pick Mayorkas. Politico (1/26, Rodriguez, 6.73M) reports the Senate Homeland Security Committee in a 7-4 vote on Tuesday "voted to move forward Alejandro Mayorkas' nomination to lead the D

lliam F. Sweeney Jr., the head of New York City's FBI office, said Lemke's threats "crossed a bright line." USA Today (1/26, Culver, 12.7M) reports Sweeney said, "The FBI's New York Joint Terrorism Task Force is always on watch, and we act with speed to stop violence - whether the threat comes from wit

e conviction over the murder of rival gang member Rodriguez Burrell. FBI agent John Strong said in a stateme

ation was being collected and then the indicted was just recently voted and filed and that is when we were able and prepared to move to arrest her.' Sweeney said that indictment alleges that from 1994 until 1997, Maxwell assisted Epstein in committing crimes against minors. He said she would `recruit, e

Patriot Led= (7/15, DiFazio, 86K) reports Jose R. Rodriguez "was ordered held after a dangerousness hearing

he officers are now facing murder charges." Chicago Police Superintendent Shakes Up Leadership Amid Increased Violence. The Chicago Tribune (7/15, Sweeney, 2.65M) reports Chicago Police Superintendent David Brown on Wednesday announced what it calls "significant department leadership changes, includin

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