Epstein Secrets

t, (also from our Office), and I met with the State Attorney for Palm Beach County and an Assistant State Attorney, and three of Epstein's lawyers, Jack Goldberger, Gerald Lefcourt, and Jay Lefkowitz. F3 At that meeting, we discussed the issue of sex offender registration, and Jack Goldberger said that Epstein

as willing to plead guilty to procuring minors to engage in prostitution, one of the three charges for which sex offender registration was required. Goldberger specifically noted that this charge required registration but was still acceptable to the defense. After several weeks of negotiations, Epstein's a

tioned name to Lefkowitz. I told him that he was mutual friends with two people whom I respected. I also told Lefkowitz that worked at the Shook, Hardy, and Bacon firm, and that he had worked with Guy Lewis, another of Epstein's attorneys. Later, Lefkowitz called me and said that he had checked on

by FBI agents, and obtaining and reviewing extensive documentary evidence. 'In connection with the state litigation, Epstein hired Guy Fronstin and Jack Goldberger from West Palm Beach, television legal commentators Roy Black and Gerald Lefcourt, and author and Harvard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz_ In connect

s willing to plead guilty to procuring minors to engage in prostitution, one of the three charges for which sex offender registration was required. Goldberger specifically noted that this charge required registration but was still acceptable to the defense. After several weeks of negotiations, Epstein's

name to Lefkowitz. I told him that he was mutual friends with two people whom I respected. I also told Leflcowitz that Ocariz worked at the Shook, Hardy, and Bacon finn, and that he had worked with Guy Lewis, another of Epstein's attorneys. Later, Leflcowitz called me and said that he had checked on

line, convincing a Bay Area girl to send him sexually explicit pictures and video, then posting the content on his Snapchat account." The FBI "says Goldberg was arrested after authorities identified him as a man who was both posing as a fictitious 16-year-old boy named Ryan Strauss and as Ryan's sister,

rces in identifying the estimated sale price." FBI Continues Probe Of Independence, Missouri Government. The Kansas City (MO) Star (7/13, Hancock, Hardy, Vockrodt, 549K) reports, "The FBI has once again requested records from Independence City Hall, the latest in a series of inquiries by federal aut