Epstein Secrets

court because we’re going to destroy those girls.” According to Krischer, Dershowitz so “tainted the waters” that Epstein also hired local attorney Jack Goldberger, with whom Krischer had “a working relationship.” Because the husband of the Assistant State Attorney was Goldberger’s law partner, Belohlavek recu

st Palm Beach criminal defense attorney whose law partner was married to the Assistant State Attorney handling the Epstein case; once Epstein hired Goldberger, the Assistant State Attorney was removed from the Epstein case on the basis of that conflict of interest. Another prominent attorney who began re

e Epstein with only a misdemeanor or not at all.19 The Detective explained that the defense had hired private investigators to trail Reiter and the Detective, had raised claims of various improprieties by the police, and, in the view of the PBPD, had orchestrated the removal of the Assistant State Attorn

etimes referred to passengers as “female” without a name or age, which the Detective suspected might be references to underage girls. However, the Detective acknowledged that he was unable to confirm that suspicion and did not have firm evidence indicating that Epstein had transported any girls interstat

ein solicitation of prostitu- tion, which carries a maximum penally of five years in pris- on. He was released on $3,000 bond. Epstein's attorney, Jack Goldberger, said his client, a money manager for the wealthy, committed no crimes and passed a lie detector test in which he said he did not know the girls

eleased on $3,000 bond. Epstein's attorney, Jack Goldberger, said his client, a money manager for the wealt

to be a broke piece from a sexual toy similar to a (Cyclone Vibrator) possibly used for rectal ratification. The sexual object was photographed for Detective packaged in a biohazard evidence bag (possible body fluids) and secured as investigative evidence. All collected from Epstein s trash were turned ov

IN A STATE COURT HEARING AT WHICH NO VICTIMS ARE PRESENT On June 30, 2008, Epstein appeared in state court in West Palm Beach, with his attorney Jack Goldberger, and pled guilty to an information charging him with procuring a person under 18 for prostitution, as well as the indictment charging him with felon

63 Both Villafaña and the FBI case agent were present in the courtroom gallery to observe the plea hearing. Later that day, Villafaña met with Goldberger and gave him the list of 31 individuals the government was prepared to name as victims and to whom the § 2255 provision applied. In her 2015 CV

we had for the state case were included on that.” The Detective “looked at it and he said they’re all there and then [Reiter] destroyed it.” The Detective recalled viewing the list in Reiter’s office, but he could not recall when Reiter showed it to him. 354 The FBI co-case agent told OPR th

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

and all the 14 information regarding this case, sir, to Detective 15 Joe Recarey, sir. 16 Q. Okay. And the materials that you gave to 17 the Detective, were they kept -- were any of them 18 kept at your own personal residence? 19 A. Yes, they were with me, sir. 20 Q. Okay. When you gave the mat

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

A. I give the whole journal and all the information regarding this case, sir, to Detective sir. Q. Okay. And the materials that you gave to the Detective, were they kept -- were any of them kept at your own personal residence? A. Yes, they were with me, sir. Q. Okay. When you gave the materials to t