Epstein Secrets

nal Files Attorneys Ken Starr Alan Dershowitz Jack Goldberger Jay Lefkowitz Marty Weinberg Darren Indyke Reid Weingarten Jerry Lefcourt (?) Roy Black Bruce Reinhart (?) Bob Critton (?) Bill Riley (?) Chris Knight (?) Lily Sanchez (?) Guy Lewis (?) Mike Tein (?) What Should Be Pulled? DKI D

Marty Weinberg Darren Indyke Reid Weingarten Jerry Lefcourt (?) Roy Black Bruce Reinhart (?) Bob Critton (?) Bill Riley (?) Chris Knight (?) Lily Sanchez (?) Guy Lewis (?) Mike Tein (?) What Should Be Pulled? DKI Drawer 1 PB CRIMINAL LITIGATION FILE Gun Possession Cor f es ondence from JEE to DK

rised of some of the most respected names in the profession, including Ken Starr, former Solicitor General. Alan Dershowitz, Harvard Law Professor, Roy Black, Defense Attorney, and Lily Sanchez, former sex prosecutor, all concur that the Epstein case is one of the most unorthodox prosecutions that they h

ed names in the profession, including Ken Starr, former Solicitor General. Alan Dershowitz, Harvard Law Professor, Roy Black, Defense Attorney, and Lily Sanchez, former sex prosecutor, all concur that the Epstein case is one of the most unorthodox prosecutions that they have ever witnessed. After an intensi

eight years of civil practice (before the six years that I have spent with this Office), I have litigated against attorneys far more formidable than Roy Black and Alan Dershowitz and have managed to convince the Eighth, Ninth, and Federal Circuits that my legislative interpretation was correct. Your concer

office having second thoughts about indicting. As you well knew, you were never given authorization by anyone to seek an indictment in this case. Lily Sanchez called me before, not after, the June 26th meeting. It was an informal discussion and not in the nature of an official plea offer but rather a feel