Epstein Secrets

ed — possibly in Latin — on the driver's side door. "What it means, or whether or not it is an underlying reason for him being here, I do not know," Rodriguez said when asked about the graffiti. After Mosqueda was killed, law enforcement found other weaponry, ammunition and backpacks inside the vehicle. Ro

rviews that the evidence was clear that Epstein had killed himself. The Washington Post (07/07, Stein) noted that the White House on Monday defended AG Bondi's handling of the Epstein investigation. The White House and the Justice Department said AG Bondi was not referring to a client list in the Fox News i

ed — possibly in Latin — on the driver's side door. "What it means, or whether or not it is an underlying reason for him being here, I do not know," Rodriguez said when asked about the graffiti. After Mosqueda was killed, law enforcement found other weaponry, ammunition and backpacks inside the vehicle. Ro

rviews that the evidence was clear that Epstein had killed himself. The Washington Post (07/07, Stein) noted that the White House on Monday defended AG Bondi's handling of the Epstein investigation. The White House and the Justice Department said AG Bondi was not referring to a client list in the Fox News i

ed — possibly in Latin — on the driver's side door. "What it means, or whether or not it is an underlying reason for him being here, I do not know," Rodriguez said when asked about the graffiti. After Mosqueda was killed, law enforcement found other weaponry, ammunition and backpacks inside the vehicle. R

views that the evidence was clear that Epstein had killed himself. The Washington Post (07/07, Stein) noted that the White House on Monday defended AG Bondi's handling of the Epstein investigation. The White House and the Justice Department said AG Bondi was not referring to a client list in the Fox News i

munity. Additional reporting on the story was provided by WFTS (ABC-28) (07/15, Gutierrez), WTVT (Fox-13) (07/15, Swanson), and WFLA (NBC-8) (07/15, Rodriguez). FBI Reports Over $2.77 Billion in Wire Fraud Losses Last Year Axios (07/15, Lawier) reported that CertiflD, a company that tackles wire fraud in

ntly walked back the notion that there is an Epstein client list of elites who participated in the trafficking of underage girls. Trump has praised AG Bondi's handling of the case and suggested that she should release "whatever she thinks is credible," but he has also claimed that there are credibility iss

llas agents arrested high-profile fugitives Cindy Rodriguez Singh and Cesar Pascual Orozco, extraditing them

s closest confidants," while also blasting Durbin for allegedly blocking the disclosure of Epstein's flight logs in 2023. According to the article, AG Bondi's exchanges grew increasingly combative as she sparred with Sen. Alex Padilla over troop deployments to U.S. cities, rebuked him for "storming" a Home

/27, Sullivan, Marrero), Bay News 9 (10/27, Cole, Lewis), WFLA (NBC-8) (10/27, Suter), Tampa Free Press (10/27, Shultz), and Hoodline Tampa (10/27, Rodriguez). Continued Reporting: NBA at the Mercy of FBI in Gambling Scandal News Nation Now (10/27, Taub) reported that ESPN analyst Stephen A. Smith said t

attery, was charged with making an online threat to injure and released on GPS monitoring after his initial court appearance. The article noted that AG Bondi's office declined to comment while the FBI continues to review the case. Additional reporting on the story was provided by the Washington Times (10/2

) also reported on the story. California Man Sentenced to Over Four Years in Federal Prison for Hate Crime Beating in Culver City CBS News (03/04, Rodriguez) reported that a federal judge sentenced a homeless man from California to more than four years in prison for a racially motivated attack in 2021. T

Department, Sean, and getting rid of the worst of the worst. But there are a lot more people that shouldn't be there." The article highlighted that AG Bondi's statements on the Fox interview indicated a stark shift from her tone earlier this year. During her Jan. 15 Senate confirmation hearing, Bondi denie

) also reported on the story. California Man Sentenced to Over Four Years in Federal Prison for Hate Crime Beating in Culver City CBS News (03/04, Rodriguez) reported that a federal judge sentenced a homeless man from California to more than four years in prison for a racially motivated attack in 2021. T

Department, Sean, and getting rid of the worst of the worst. But there are a lot more people that shouldn't be there!" The article highlighted that AG Bondi's statements on the Fox interview indicated a stark shift from her tone earlier this year. During her Jan. 15 Senate confirmation hearing, Bondi denie