Epstein Secrets

or signs of his private jets arrivals and depar- tures. They quickly learned that the wonian who took the 14- d girl to Epstein's house minor a Palm Beach Co Col- lege student from Loxahatchee. In a sworn statement at police head- rtn.rfaro Rnhcan then 1R admit/PA enough dirt on the girls to make prose

n, which they had taken to a grand jury, two law enforcement sources said. Epstein was indicted two years ago after an 11-month investigation by Palm Betch police. They received a complaint from a relative of a 14-year-old girl who had given Epstein a naked mas- sage at his five-bedroom, 7,234-squ

m Girl drops lawsuit against Palm Beach man By LARRY KELLER Patin Beach Post Staff Writer A girl who says that wealthy money manager and parttime Palm Beath resident Jeffrey Epstein engaged in • sexual activity with her when she was 14, has dropped her lawsuit against him because her divorced parents

. Ignatius Loyola Cathedral. ( for Christians, the faithful turned out at churches ti Gerald Barbarito, head of the Diocese of Palm Beac Part-time Palm Beacher faces another sex suit WEST' PALM BEACH, — For the second time in two weeks, part-time Palm Beach resident Jeffrey Epstein has been sued for

n by the Palm. Beach Police • Department, Palm Beach police spent months sifting through Ep- stein's trash and watching his waterfront home and Palm Beach 'International Airport to keep tabs on his private jet. An indictment charging Epstein, 53, was unsealed Monday, charging him with one count of fe

charitable donations, he gave $90,000 to the Palm Beach that one of Police Department and $100,000 to 1 previous Ballet Florida. offenb erg, hi Pan Beach, he lived in luxu- erm after ry. Three black Mercedes sat in his tore than garage, alongside a green Harley- he largest Davidson. His jet waited at

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er- vice after he leaves the Palm Beach Please see EPSTEIN, Page A9 Historic Casa Nana listed for $72.5M By DAVID ROGERS Daily News Staff Writer Casa Nana is again on the market, and its price has more than doubled since the last sale in 2003. To see more of Casa Nana, visit PalinBcachDailyNews.co

Gurnee Munn. As you may recall in 2008, the Spence School bought the Wanamaker-Munn House at 17 East 90th St. from the estate of Aimee de Heeren. Palm Beach's wheel of fortune By Augustus Mayhew As today's herd of Louboutinistas highstep down Worth Avenue, Palm Beach's best-known icon from its barefoot e

ore them, Alfons and Alexandra Landa. Petrie bought it in 2008 for $7.45M and has it now listed at $9.6M with Fite Shavell's Gary Little. Nearby at Casa Nana, Terry and Cynthia Taylors' big dig that closed South Ocean for a few days was completed in record time. Now whoever buys the Mizner-designed onet

oing on to nothing left to sell." Porter is giving me a tour of the so-called Billionaire's Row, a st=etch of South Ocean Boulevard on the island of Palm Beach that is bordered=by some of the highest hedges I've ever seen. Through gaps in the =reenery appear stone fountains, elephant statues, pools the size

semicircular brick drive and a lawn as manicured as a putting gree= sits a 30,000-square-foot masterpiece of Italian Renaissance architecture=called Casa Nana. John Porter, a real estate associate for Corcoran who oversees some of the =argest sales in Palm Beach County, Florida, points out the spiral stai