Epstein Secrets

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e aware of the case. T e agreed to meet mem i ll111111.ce department later this date. On 03/14/2005, Mr. accompanied by his wife came to the Pa m Beach Police Department where they a vised me t at the believed their fourteen year old daughter may have had some type ith an older male who resided in Palm Beach. Welt

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vity (§ 2422), and the travel in interstate commerce for the purpose of engaging in illicit sexual conduct (§ 2423). 6. Beginning in October 2005, the City of Palm Beach Police Department ("PBPD") began investigating Jeffrey Epstein, a part-time resident of the City of Palm Beach, along with his personal assistant, PBPD obtained inf

, except that copies shall be provided to law enforcement as necessary to the performance of their official duties. DONE AND ORDERED in Chambers at Fort Pierce, Florida, this c day of September, 2006. Copy furnished: AUSA -2- A-2-2 A C 1..l - aA R. JOHNSON UNITED STATES MA a TRATE JUDGE I , I ce

• The residents' groups also sent out e-mail messages to 800 residents, asking them to contact police directly by call- ing 838.6460, by mail at Palm Beach Police Department, • P.O. Box 2029, Palm Beach, FL 33480 or by e-mail at chief@ palmbeachpolice.com. Sgt. Fred Hess said he re- • ceived a copy of Tuesday's let- t

ce it was created in 1999, the dolphin specialty license plate pro- gram has raised more than 54.5 mil- Harbor Branch, a research facility north of Fort Pierce, as well as $2.8 million in grants for other dolphin research and conservation groups. Each year, an additional $30,000 is set aside to reimburse