Epstein Secrets

alked to Mr. Critton? 16 A. Yes. 17 Q. Had you talked to anyone else in the last 18 year about Epstein? 19 A. No. 20 Q. Did you talk to Mr. Goldberger? 21 A. Yeah, I called Mr. Goldberger first 22 before I talked to Mr. Critton. 23 Q. Okay. So we have your wife, we have Mr. 24 Critton, and w

one of his restaurants in 15 San Antonio, Texas. This is the most high profile 16 people that I worked for. 17 Q. Okay. When you worked for Ms. Helmsley, 18 Leona Helmsley, she used to have the Helmsley 19 Palace and she with her husband, Harry Helmsley, I 20 think they owned a number of real esta

his is the most high profile 16 people that I worked for. 17 Q. Okay. When you worked for Ms. Helmsley, 18 Leona Helmsley, she used to have the Helmsley 19 Palace and she with her husband, Harry Helmsley, I 20 think they owned a number of real estate in 21 addition to hotel properties. 22 A. That

talked to Mr. Critton? 16 A. Yes. 17 Q. Had you talked to anyone else in the last 18 year about Epstein? 19 A. No. 20 Q. Did you talk to Mr. Goldberger? 21 A. Yeah, I called Mr. Goldberger first 22 before I talked to Mr. Critton. 23 Q. Okay. So we have your wife, we have Mr. 24 Critton, and we

one of his restaurants in 15 San Antonio, Texas. This is the most high profile 16 people that I worked for. 17 Q. Okay. When you worked for Ms. Helmsley, 18 Leona Helmsley, she used to have the Helmsley 19 Palace and she with her husband, Harry Helmsley, I 20 think they owned a number of real estat

This is the most high profile 16 people that I worked for. 17 Q. Okay. When you worked for Ms. Helmsley, 18 Leona Helmsley, she used to have the Helmsley 19 Palace and she with her husband, Harry Helmsley, I 20 think they owned a number of real estate in 21 addition to hotel properties. 22 A. That

real victims, however, too often in such cases is the innocent man...” Even as late as the 1960s, the Supreme Court of Georgia, in rejecting Justice Goldberg’s view that the death penalty might be unconstitutional for rape, provided the following male-centered justification for why rapists must be executed

ed to me that he was a “schmuck” for risking so much for so little. In both of these cases, celebrities risked what they had limited amounts of — in Helmsley’s situation the few remaining years of her life and her time with her husband; in Tyson’s situation the few remaining years of his career — in order

I worked closely with him on a number of such issues, meeting with him regularly in New York. In 1967, following Israel’s victory in the Six Day War, Goldberg asked me to consult with him on the drafting of Security Council Resolution 242 which sought to provide a framework for peace in that troubled part o

you eat lobster. Ha ha ha.” It was entirely gratuitous, hurtful and all too typical. Although my brother and I—who were her appellate lawyers—saved Helmsley several years imprisonment by winning the state appeal—Helmsley refused to pay our final legal bill. We should have demanded up front payment for all