Epstein Secrets

arge for failing to turn over to police, and subsequently trying to sell a journal in which he had recorded Epstein's activities. FBI Special Agent Christina Pryor reviewed the material and agreed it was information "that would have been extremely useful in investigating and prosecuting the case, including name

3 Epstein's cell door was left unlocked, and he had access to the attorney room where a television was installed for him, btfore he was moved to the Stockade's previously unstaffed infirmary. He worked at the office of a foundation he had created shortly before reporting to jail; he dissolved it after he

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of the scope of his alleged crimes, Bradshaw’s ! For the duration of Jeffre also aware that the actual conviction was for a “low-level felony.” | the Stockade, Brunel’s taken At the request of Epstein’s attorneys—a request that is con- i Brillo Way. firmed by a court order—Epstein is quickly granted “work

had over to the authorities. By | demanding money for the information, Rodriguez was commit: = ting another crime. According to a sworn statement by Christina Pryor, a special | agent with the FBI, Rodriguez “persisted that he would only turty over the information in his possession in exchange for $50,000." 218

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em, he believed, Epstein would have made him “disappear.” But now Rodriguez needed the money. And so a few weeks q after Epstein’s release from the Stockade, he approached a lawyer ~ who was representing some of Epstein’s masseuses. He had the F “holy grail,” he insisted. A*“golden nugget.” The names of h

had over to the authorities. By a demanding money for the information, Rodriguez was commit 4 ting another crime. According to a sworn statement by Christina Pryor, a special | agent with the FBI, Rodriguez “persisted that he would only turn 0,000" over the information in his possession in exchange for $5 218