Epstein Secrets

ment. The FBI provided no further details but said in a statement that it was 'shining a spotlight on Russia's nefarious behavior." The AE (10/22, Tucker, Bajak) reports that US officials "have repeatedly said it would be extremely difficult for hackers to alter vote tallies in a meaningful way, but t

h help from other agencies, found the suspect's threats were credible and that he 'had the means to follow through with his plans,' officials said." Kessler "was in possession of several firearms when investigators searched his residence and took him into custody on Tuesday. A previous court order prohi

nefarious behavior."' The AP <https://apnews.corn/article/donald-trump-iran-media-social-media-elections- 8eccec2bd393098f9fb39b955ae52bde> (10/22, Tucker, Bajak) reports that US officials "have repeatedly said it would be extremely difficult for hackers to alter vote tallies in a meaningful way, but t

h help from other agencies, found the suspect's threats were credible and that he `had the means to follow through with his plans,' officials said." Kessler "was in possession of several firearms when investigators searched his residence and took him into custody on Tuesday. A previous court order prohib

The AP <https://apnews.com/article/race-and-ethnicity-islamic-state-group-william-barr-only-on-ap-syria- b307a4ecd3b59d4bff46 1 bl8d6e957ab> (11/30, Tucker) reports the Justice Department's "most significant terrorism prosecution in years" got underway in Virginia last month as Alexanda Kotey and El Sha

To Dismiss Spota-McPartland Convictions. Newsday (NY) <https://www.newsday.corn/long-island/spota-mcpartland-obstruction-trial-1.50078568> (11/30, Kessler, 932K) reports, "A federal judge has refused to overturn the convictions of former Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota and a key aide, rej

's Techniques. Defense One <https://www.defenseone.corn/technology/2020/11/nato-experiments-deceptive-tactics-lure- russian-hackers/170248/> (11/20, Tucker, 2K) discusses "honeypots, a deceptive cybersecurity practice that NATO used as part of its most recent exercise, NATO Cyber Coalition, which took p

ced For Healthcare Fraud Scheme. Newsday (NY) <https://www.newsday.cornflong-island/crime/ex-hicksville-resident-gets-36-months- 1.50072696> (11/23, Kessler, 932K) reports, "The former owner of a Hicksville medical company who had been a federal fugitive for 11 years was sentenced to 36 months in federal

l limit international action," Reitlinger writes. NATO Experimenting With Practice That Exposes Phishing Stammer's Techniques. Defense One (11/20, Tucker, 2K) discusses "honeypots, a deceptive cybersecurity practice that NATO used as part of its most recent exercise, NATO Cyber Coalition, which took p

losing more than $860,000, Blader's office said." Former New York Medical Firm Owner Sentenced For Healthcare Fraud Scheme. Newsday (NY). (11/23, Kessler, 932K) reports, "The former owner of a Hicksville medical company who had been a federal fugitive for 11 years was sentenced to 36 months in federal

ment. The FBI provided no further details but said in a statement that it was 'shining a spotlight on Russia's nefarious behavior." The AP (10/22, Tucker, Bajak) reports that US officials "have repeatedly said it would be extremely difficult for hackers to alter vote tallies in a meaningful way, but t

help from other agencies, found the suspect's threats were credible and that he 'had the means to follow through with his plans,' officials said." Kessler "was in possession of several firearms when investigators searched his residence and took him into custody on Tuesday. A previous court order prohib

found the device intact on the floor of a surgery room the next morning." AP Chronicles Long Road To Prosecution Of ISIS "Beatles." The AP (11/30, Tucker) reports the Justice Department's "most significant terrorism prosecution in years" got underway in Virginia last month as Alexanda Kotey and El Sha

into an apartment and shot Delgado Morales to death." OTHER FBI NEWS Judge Refuses To Dismiss Spota-McPartland Convictions. Newsday (NY). (11/30, Kessler, 932K) reports, "A federal judge has refused to overturn the convictions of former Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota and a key aide, rej

ne-day record." As of Wednesday evening, there were more than 3.6 million confirmed US cases, and more than 140,000 confirmed deaths. The AP (7/15, Tucker, Kantouris, Jackson) reports that Arizona, Florida, and Texas "together reported about 25,000 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday as restrictions aim

rule of law. In the last three years, @ICEgov has deported over 16,000 gang members and arrested over 2,000 members of MS-13." Newsday (NY). (7/15, Kessler, Fuller, Hernandez, 932K) reports that Trump and Barr "announced Wednesday a nationwide federal attack on the MS-13 street gang, and their intentio

NGTON SCHEDULE IN THE NEWS Head of FBI New York Office Says He's Retired From the Bureau After Being Ordered to Do So The Associated Press (03/03, Tucker) reported that James Dennehy, head of the FBI's New York field office, has retired from the FBI. Dennehy said in a message to colleagues that he was

in this FBI," Director Patel said. Opinion: Director Patel's Vendetta Against FBI Headquarters An opinion piece from the Washington Times (03/03, Kessler) reported that Director Patel wants to shut down the FBI headquarters and reopen it as a museum, citing past violations of President Trump's rights.

ake a train to Times Square and listen to Richard Tucker, Robert Merrill, Jan Pierce and Roberta Peters si

ove. If you ever do that again, I’ll deck you.” I was startled and replied, “How did I embarrass your wife?” He said, “Not my wife, stupid. Professor Kessler, you embarrassed him. Don’t ever correct him again publicly.” So much for academic freedom. But Professor Bickel was wise to caution me about toning