Epstein Secrets

transcribed, you know, into my supplement. S A. I can't recalL That was back when 6 Q. But the basis of the supplemental, and I don't 6 Officer Pagan had the case. But they were also 7 mean to torture the subject, but the basis of the 7 utilizing it for various functions. They were primarily 8

ia. The media: Have you, yourself, ever 8 investigation of Jeffrey Epstein when you began it in 9 talked to a media representative/reporter named Connolly 9 the fall of 2005? 10 who was doing an article for Vanity Fair? 10 MS. ARBOUR: Form. 11 . A. He did telephone me several times and left me

A. Everything. Q. And you produced everything because that's what you do when you get a federal subpoena? Page 583 1 under the aegis of Officer Pagan or the Burglary Task 2 Force, and those that were conducted under your 3 investigatory supervision, correct? 4 A. Correct 5 Q. And did you wa

andrey? 6 A. I don't believe so. 6 MS. ARBOUR: Form. 7 Q. Did he talk to you about having been 7 THE WITNESS: No, sir. 8 interviewed by Mr. Connolly from Vanity Fair? 8 BY MR. WEINBERG: 9 A. Not that I'm aware of 9 Q. Do you have any knowledge that there was 10 Q. Did he talk to you about

iable impact on the town where | lived. Stirred by that sighting of Epstein up in New York, Tim Malloy and I began to investigate. We partnered with John Connolly, a tough, no-nonsense journalist who had once been a cop with the NYPD and had been following the Epstein story for close to ten years. Working toge

a good girl, it’s true. But further confrontations at the high school will not be tolerated. 21 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_019137 --- PAGE BREAK --- Officer Pagan’s startin uncharted waters. She's yc this have been minor. Ro used to the Gold Coast. SI to her, the less affluent tov well be somewhere in Gec know