Epstein Secrets

niformed police officers to guard its Central Records Complex in Winchester, Virginia, after online commenters—reacting to unsubstantiated claims by Mark Epstein that Director Patel was leading a "coverup"—suggested protesting or even attempting to obtain the Epstein files themselves. According to the article

nd Wired (11/21, Cameron, Couts). A Swath of Bank Customer Data Was Hacked. The FBI Is Investigating. The New York Times (11/22, Copeland, Cowley, Barrett) reported that SitusAMC, a major vendor used by hundreds of banks, confirmed it was hacked on Nov. 12, potentially exposing sensitive residential mo

ting: FBI Officials Rip Through Conspiracy Theories About Epstein's Death The New York Post (05/20, Reilly) reported that Jeffrey Epstein's brother, Mark Epstein, refuses to accept that his brother died by suicide, contradicting Director Patel's statement. Mark Epstein criticized Director Patel for dismissin

ing All the Way Back to 1790 IN THE NEWS Justice Dept. Investigating Former New York Gov. Cuomo Over Pandemic Testimony The New York Times (05/20, Barrett) reported that the U.S. Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into Andrew Cuomo, a leading candidate in the New York City mayoral r

niformed police officers to guard its Central Records Complex in Winchester, Virginia, after online commenters—reacting to unsubstantiated claims by Mark Epstein that Director Patel was leading a "coverup"—suggested protesting or even attempting to obtain the Epstein files themselves. According to the article

nd Wired (11/21, Cameron, Couts). A Swath of Bank Customer Data Was Hacked. The FBI Is Investigating. The New York Times (11/22, Copeland, Cowley, Barrett) reported that SitusAMC, a major vendor used by hundreds of banks, confirmed it was hacked on Nov. 12, potentially exposing sensitive residential mo

police officers to guard its Central Records Complex in Winchester, Virginia, after online chatter about possible protests circulated in response to Mark Epstein's claims that Director Patel was overseeing a "cover-up" of Jeffrey Epstein-related materials. The article explained that bureau police normally based

The Independent (11/24, Rasclus), NBC News (11/24, Gregorian, Grumbach, et al), New York Post (11/24, Chamberlin) (2), New York Times (11/24, Feuer, Barrett), NPR (11/24, Lucas), Politico (11/24, Cheney, Gerstein), USA Today (11/24, Bagchi), Washington Examiner (11/24, Deese), Washington Post (11/24, Roe

ella Rabuyo (Epstein’s housekeeper), Nadia Marcinkova (Epstein’s live-in sex slave), Ghislaine Maxwell (manager of Epstein’s affairs and businesses), Mark Epstein (Epstein’s brother), and Fane Banasiak (Epstein’s house manager) It was nearly impossible to take a deposition of someone that would have helpful inf

id. The litigation privilege applies in all causes of action, whether for common- law torts or statutory violations. See Echevarria, McCalla, Raymer, Barrett & Frappier v. Cole, 950 So. 2d 380 (Fla. 2007). Defamatory statements made by lawyer while interviewing a witness in preparation for and connected to