Epstein Secrets

ly shared by a number of respected and experienced federal prosecutors. This was not a 1:1 deal negotiated directly with the United States Attorney Alexander Acosta. Senior prosecutors holding positions high in the heirarchy of his Office knew about, participated in, and approved the negotiated settlement. Lik

approved the decisions of the United States Attorney. This was anything but some closed room sweetheart deal between Epstein, his lawyers, and Mr. Acosta. Mr. Epstein thereafter pled guilty as required, served 11 of 18 months of his sentence in custody— the same as all other equally situated state p

ent resulting from the federal Agreement far exceeded the sentence that would have been recommended by the chief of the Palm Beach State Attorney's Sex Crimes Division i.e. the more punitive portions of the overall Agreement were the sole result of the federal intervention what had been a purely state investigatio

sition of the federal criminal case in the form of a Non-Prosecution Agreement ("NPA") was not negotiated directly with the United States Attorney Alexander Acosta. In fact, numerous federal EFTA00805091 prosecutors knew about, participated in, and approved the negotiated resolution. Again, as Mr. Sloman put

law." Because of the unprecedented nature of the prosecution and the unusual and harsh conditions imposed by the U.S. Attorney's Office led by Mr. Acosta, Mr. Epstein sought further DOJ review of the Agreement. The Criminal Division as well as the Office of the Deputy Attorney General reviewed and a

t resulting from the NPA far exceeded the sentence that would have been recommended by the chief of the Palm Beach State EFTA00805092 Attorney's Sex Crimes Division who believed that a single solicitation (prostitution) charge was appropriate for Mr. Epstein's conduct. As you are aware, a federal district cour

sition of the federal criminal case in the form of a Non-Prosecution Agreement ("NPA") was not negotiated directly with the United States Attorney Alexander Acosta. In fact, numerous federal prosecutors knew about, participated in, and approved the EFTA00805085 negotiated resolution. Again, as Mr. Sloman put

law." Because of the unprecedented nature of the prosecution and the unusual and harsh conditions imposed by the U.S. Attorney's Office led by Mr. Acosta, Mr. Epstein sought further DOJ review of the Agreement. The Criminal Division as well as the Office of the Deputy Attorney General reviewed and a

, the punishment resulting from the NPA far exceeded the sentence that would have been recommended by the chief of the Palm Beach State Attorney's Sex Crimes Division who believed that a single EFTA00805086 solicitation (prostitution) charge was appropriate for Mr. Epstein's conduct. As you are aware, a federa

ly shared by a number of respected and experienced federal prosecutors. This was not a 1:1 deal negotiated directly with the United States Attorney Alexander Acosta. Senior prosecutors holding positions high in the heirarchy of his Office knew about, participated in, and approved the negotiated settlement. Lik

approved the decisions of the United States Attorney. This was anything but some closed room sweetheart deal between Epstein, his lawyers, and Mr. Acosta. Mr. Epstein thereafter pled guilty as required, served 11 of 18 months of his sentence in custody— the same as all other equally situated state p

ent resulting from the federal Agreement far exceeded the sentence that would have been recommended by the chief of the Palm Beach State Attorney's Sex Crimes Division i.e. the more punitive portions of the overall Agreement were the sole result of the federal intervention what had been a purely state investigatio

sition of the federal criminal case in the form of a Non-Prosecution Agreement ("NPA") was not negotiated directly with the United States Attorney Alexander Acosta. In fact, numerous federal prosecutors knew about, participated in, and approved the negotiated resolution. Because of the unprecedented nature of

tion. Because of the unprecedented nature of the prosecution and the unusual and harsh conditions imposed by the U.S. Attorney's Office led by Mr. Acosta, Mr. Epstein sought EFTA00805080 further DOJ review of the Agreement. The Criminal Division as well as the Office of the Deputy Attorney General

, the punishment resulting from the NPA far exceeded the sentence that would have been recommended by the chief of the Palm Beach State Attorney's Sex Crimes Division who believed that a single solicitation (prostitution) charge was appropriate for Mr. Epstein's conduct. We welcome the opportunity to meet with y