Epstein Secrets

ngston, New Jersey, which they purchased through an LLC for $1.75 million in 2003. In his recent book, Relentless Pursuit, longtime victims' lawyer Brad Edwards described Indyke as Epstein's "fixer" who "had attended important hearings as well as my depositions of Epstein over the years." When Edwards sat f

Brad Edwards described Indyke as Epstein's "fixer" who "had attended important hearings as well as my depositions of Epstein over the years." When Edwards sat for a 2017 deposition in his years-long court battle with Epstein, Indyke was there to take notes. "Darren Indyke, who was a staple at every Ep

even acted on Jeffrey Epstein's behalf to communicate with Plaintiff on several occasions," the lawyer Robert Glassman wrote to U.S. District Judge Debra Freeman, responding to the estate's push to delay the under-oath grilling. Doe also plans to depose Kahn. In an email thread attached to his letter, Glass

truth, as alleged, was almost unspeakable." M Plaintiff's counsel piled on, offering their own opinions about Ms. Maxwell's guilt. For example, Mr. Edwards opined that Ms. Maxwell was "a main facilitator" of Mr. Epstein's crimes who "started the whole thing." M Ms. McCawley praised the prosecutors: "[T

h Epstein!' Ms. McCawley echoed Mr. Boies, saying that, "The pain [Maxwell] has caused will never go away but today is a step toward healing." Id. Bradley Edwards, another attorney representing witnesses in this matter made similar presumptively prejudicial statements following Ms. Maxwell's arrest:5 `The real

pstein 'co-conspirators' on the same topic as Plaintiff alleges in this case," Maxwell's attorney wrote in a May13 letter to Manhattan federal Judge Debra Freeman seeking to stay discovery in the case. "Denial of a stay, particularly a stay of Ms. Maxwell's deposition, pending outcome of the criminal investiga

The latest creepy allegation bynho has also accused Epstein of pimping her out to Prince Andrew when she was just 17, was revealed by her attorney, Bradley Edwards, in his new memoir, "Relentless Pursuit." "It was the final straw," Edwards writes in an excerpt published in the Daily Mail. "She knew she had to

ince Andrew when she was just 17, was revealed by her attorney, Bradley Edwards, in his new memoir, "Relentless Pursuit." "It was the final straw," Edwards writes in an excerpt published in the Daily Mail. "She knew she had to escape." FILED UNDER GHISLAINE MAXWELL JEFFREY EPSTEIN, PRINCE ANDREW, 3/22

pstein 'co-conspirators' on the same topic as Plaintiff alleges in this case," Maxwell's attorney wrote in a May13 letter to Manhattan federal Judge Debra Freeman seeking to stay discovery in the case. "Denial of a stay, particularly a stay of Ms. Maxwell's deposition, pending outcome of the criminal investiga

ngston, New Jersey, which they purchased through an LLC for $1.75 million in 2003. In his recent book, Relentless Pursuit, longtime victims' lawyer Brad Edwards described Indyke as Epstein's "fixer" who "had attended important hearings as well as my depositions of Epstein over the years." When Edwards sat f

Brad Edwards described Indyke as Epstein's "fixer" who "had attended important hearings as well as my depositions of Epstein over the years." When Edwards sat for a 2017 deposition in his years-long court battle with Epstein, Indyke was there to take notes. "Darren Indyke, who was a staple at every Ep

even acted on Jeffrey Epstein's behalf to communicate with Plaintiff on several occasions," the lawyer Robert Glassman wrote to U.S. District Judge Debra Freeman, responding to the estate's push to delay the under-oath grilling. Doe also plans to depose Kahn. In an email thread attached to his letter, Glass