Epstein Secrets

e the FBI for $600 million for allegedly failing to investigate the sex trafficker in the 1990s. According to the article, on Friday an attorney for Maria Farmer and shared their notice of claim, which is a prelude to a class-action lawsuit and argues that the FBI's inaction led to Epstein abusing scores of

h is a prelude to a class-action lawsuit and argues that the FBI's inaction led to Epstein abusing scores of women and girls. The article noted that Farmer says she flagged Epstein and his accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell to New York cops and the feds in 1996 but says agents failed to take action. Public C

cording to the article, on Friday an attorney for Maria Farmer and shared their notice of claim, which

Sherry-Lehmann. Cop Called to Help Man in Crisis Instead Tased Him Seven Times in Two Minutes in New York, Feds Say The Charlotte Observer (07/21, Marnin) reported that a police sergeant in New York surrendered to the FBI four years after tasing a man seven times while he was handcuffed and on the gro

t in related news, two victims of Epstein, Maria Farmer, and Sarah Ransome, are preparing a $600 million

ed that in related news, two victims of Epstein, Maria Farmer, and Sarah Ransome, are preparing a $600 m

s facilitated Epstein's sex-trafficking scheme in exchange for profits and bonuses. The article noted that in related news, two victims of Epstein, Maria Farmer, and Sarah Ransome, are preparing a $600 million class-action lawsuit against the FBI for failing to investigate Epstein as early as 1996, raising q

County Prison on a $250,000 bail. Coach's 'Sextortion' Scheme Unravels When Student Figures Out Who He Is, Feds Say The Charlotte Observer (07/30, Marnin) reported that after prosecutors say a New Mexico high school coach manipulated a student into sending him nude photos, she isolated herself from fr

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encouraging people to take care of their paper vaccine cards, which is currently the best proof of vaccination against the virus." Newsweek (8/9, Marnin, 2.67M) reports, "In July, the U.S. Department of Justice announced its first federal criminal fraud prosecution involving a fake COVID-19 immunizat