Epstein Secrets

ysterious Death in Mexico NBC News (03/29, Bellamy, Essamuah) reported that Shanquella Robinson's family is still seeking answers five months after Robinson, 25, of Charlotte, North Carolina, was found dead in a Mexican beach resort. According to the article, at a news conference with the victim's family

s coverage of the robbery. Back to Top CYBER DIVISION U.S. to Provide $25 Million to Costa Rica for Cybersecurity The Wall Street Journal (03/29, Rundle) reported that the U.S. will provide cybersecurity support to the government of Costa Rica, officials said, almost a year after a ransomware group l

m to several pennants and its sole World Series championship (only to be unceremoniously traded to the hated Giants at the end of his career, a trade Robinson rejected by retiring with dignity). At college my hero was Professor John Hope Franklin, the first African American to chair an academic department

passed between the murder and the prosecution and Connolly had a plausible statute of limitations argument on appeal. I was asked by State Attorney Rundle to consult with her appellate lawyers and to prepare them for what they expected would be a grueling oral argument. I agreed and worked with them, an

lice investigation, a copy of which was obtained by the Palm Beach Post, detectives took statements from 17 witnesses and five alleged victims. Haley Robson, 20, a Palm Beach Community College student who described herself as "like a Heidi Fleiss,” says she got naked to give Epstein a massage, then brough

rther probe uncovered five young women who said Epstein had masturbated and touched their genitals during massages, the records state. A woman named Haley Robson - who described herself as "like a Heidi Fleiss" - later admitted bringing six girls between the ages of 14 and 16 to Epstein's house, according to

the past 13 years that he ought to get off the case. "It looks like a departure from professionalism," Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle said of Reiter's letter. Following Epstein's indictment, Reiter referred the case to the FBI to determine whether the super-rich, super-connected de