Epstein Secrets

est shed renewed light on the deal he struck in 2008 with local and federal prosecutors in south Florida. The U.S. attorney in Miami at the time was Alex Acosta, who went on to become labor secretary for President Donald Trump. During a lengthy press conference last Tuesday, Acosta defended the deal, saying

Miami at the time was Alex Acosta, who went on to become labor secretary for President Donald Trump. During a lengthy press conference last Tuesday, Acosta defended the deal, saying it was the best prosecutors could do at the time. Acosta resigned Friday. Prosecutors have said Epstein has long made a h

l indictment on similar charges. He ended up serving a 13-month sentence in a local jail and avoided federal prosecution. That deal was brokered by R. Alexander Acosta, a former United States attorney in Miami who resigned last week as President Trump's Labor Secretary after public outrage over the Epstein agreemen

taken place. In order for the government to take a property in such cases, there has to be "some nexus between the property and the offense," said Stefan Cassella a former federal prosecutor and expert on asset forfeiture and money-laundering law. The indictment unsealed last week charges that the offenses occ

06) 9/13/2006 Subpoena to Good Samaritan Hospital (return date 9/22/06) 9/21/2006 Subpoena to The Dalton School (return date 9/29/09) 9/26/2006 Acosta, Mulvihill, Sloman, Nom, Waters , Lowrie ' Stefin, Atkinson, Garcia, Brown, Boscovich, Martinez Villafana Memo regarding changes to Child Ex

avery (return date 5/29/07) 59 5/22/2007 Andrew Lourie Gerald B. Lefcourt Letter requesting to meet with Matthew Menchel and Jeffrey Sloman and Alex Acosta prior to an indictment being filed 28 5/22/2007 Matthew Menchel and Jeff Sloman; cc: A. Marie Villafaiia . Andrew Loune Email re letter recei

Jeff Sloman regarding inquiries from State Attorney's Office regarding Epstein plea to state charge and facts supporting state plea 12/21/2007 It Alexander Acosta Jay Lefkowitz Knowledge of "list" of alleged victims is limited. Proposal deprives Epstein of his opportunity to test the validity of these women'

7) 3/20/2007 Grand Jury Testimony of E. Nesbitt Kuyrkendall 20 3/20/2007 Subpoena to Individual #32 (return date 4/3/07) 3/22/2007 Villafaiia Stefan Cassella Email re money laundering question 56 4/4/2007 Subpoena to Individual #37 (return date 4/17/07) 4/16/2007 Subpoena to Chase Bank USA, NA Attn: J

Sloman regarding inquiries from State Attorney's Office regarding Epstein plea to state charge and facts supporting state plea 12/21/2007 11. Al Acostaer exand Jay Lefkowitz Knowledge of "list" of alleged victims is limited. Proposal deprives Epstein of his opportunity to test the validity of these

e handling of the investigation by the State Attorney's Office 1/3/2008 I :.mails between Marie Villafatia, Alex Acosta, and Jeff Sloman regarding Alex Acosta telephone conference with Jay Lefkowitz where Lefkowitz admitted that he never intended to have Epstein plead guilty to an offense that required se

ttorneys also falsely accused FAUSA Sloman (and me) of promising money to a victim in exchange for her willingness to accuse Epstein. U.S. Aftorney R. Alexander Acosta (now Secretary of the U.S. Department of Labor): USA Acosta served as the head of the U.S. Attorney's Office throughout the investigation of Jeffre

7) 3/20/2007 Grand Jury Testimony of E. Nesbitt Kuyrkendall 20 3/20/2007 Subpoena to Individual #32 (return date 4/3/07) 3/22/2007 Villafatia Stefan Cassella Email re money laundering question 56 4/4/2007 Subpoena to Individual #37 (return date 4/17/07) 4/16/2007 Subpoena to Chase Bank USA, NA Atm: Je