Epstein Secrets

are catalogued on the meeting timeline (Exhibit 5). I believe there was one other meeting soon after Epstein entered his guilty plea, when I went to Jack Goldberger's office and met with him and Mike Tein (Guy Lewis' law partner) about the victim list. Other than that, I do not recall any in-person meetings. I ha

away. Individual #28 contacted Epstein when she received the letter and subpoena; Epstein put her in touch with his attorney, Jack Goldberger; and Goldberger had his friend, Jim Eisenberg, serve as Individual #28's lawyer while Epstein paid Eisenberg's fees. Individual #28 later told Brad Edwards that som

id that he had been threatened with being sued if he didn't allow Epstein to participate (id.) I reviewed my emails and notes of conversations with Black, Goldberger, and other defense counsel about Epstein being incarcerated for the full 18 months (except for credit for "gain time"). Criminal Chief advised me t

pon those communications, on September 10, 2007, I was asked to send Mr. Lefcourt an office response to Lefcourt's counterproposal (see Exhibit 47 ("Gerry: As per your discussion with U.S. Attorney Acosta, I have attached the Office's written counterproposal.")). I sent Mr. Lefcourt I Non-Prosecution

hat the state could file a rape charge, but Jack Goldberger has advised that Barry Krischer said the state w

me offense since the property was on the water, that made us look ridiculous. Lilly said that she had a number of such cases. This was bolstered by Jack Goldberger's statement that he had a maritime case which was sufficient because the house touched the water. C. Though Jerry kept touting Lilly's former job,

anna, Lanna believed that the Palm Beach Police Chief should be involved in the filing of the solicitation of prostitution charge. When JEE advised Gerry of this, Gerry proceeded to lecture JEE on the role of the police and state attorney's office in the criminal justice process. According to Gerry,

arey had on June 1, 2006, with ASA regarding a meeting earlier that day between representatives of the State Attorney's Office and defense attorney Jack Goldberger (Police Report at 87). Omitted are the facts of the meeting (Police Report at 87): In addition to the presence of other defense counsel, there was i

tate Attorney's Office and defense attorney Jack Goldberger (Police Report at 87). Omitted are the facts of t

ak with you early next week on the Epstein matter. if you provide me with some convenient dates and times for us to call you, I will coordinate with Gerry and confirm same. regards Lilly Ann Sanchez, Esq, FOWLER WHITE BURNETT P.A. Espirito Santo Plaza, 14th Floor 1395 Brickell Avenue Miami, Flori

e in confinement "24-hours-a-day" 79 6/28/2008 Emails between A. M. Villafalia, J. Sloman, A. Acosta, and IL Senior regarding correspondence with J. Goldberger and proposed change to state plea agreement 77 6/29/2008 \ 'illafafia Kuyrkendall Email regarding work release 80 Privileged Confidential Pa

are catalogued on the meeting timeline (Exhibit 5). I believe there was one other meeting soon after Epstein entered his guilty plea, when I went to Jack Goldberger's office and met with him and Mike Tein (Guy Lewis' law partner) about the victim list. Other than that, I do not recall any in-person meetings. I ha

pon those communications, on September 10, 2007, I was asked to send Mr. Lefcourt an office response to Lefcourt's counterproposal (see Exhibit 47 ("Gerry: As per your discussion with U.S. Attorney Acosta, I have attached the Office's written counterproposal.")). I sent Mr. Lefcourt a Non-Prosecution