Epstein Secrets

: The lawyers who have used the Clinton link to help publicize their cases have been markedly vague on details. When asked to present actual proof, Jack Scarola, the Florida attorney responsible for filing some of the most attention-grabbing documents that have come to light in recent weeks, warned darkly in

kly in an email of “extortionate threats, power, wealth or political pressure.” “The time will come when all your questions will be answered,” said Scarola, who represents another trial attorney suing Epstein in Palm Beach County Court. “But that time is not now.” Unwilling to wait, perhaps, publicatio

ots’ documents also leave numerous and — understandably — intriguing questions unanswered: Clinton was on four flights with women identified as only “Janice” and “Jessica,” who have not been identified; he once flew with a person identified only as “one female” and also, during part of the trip throughout

: The lawyers who have used the Clinton link to help publicize their cases have been markedly vague on details. When asked to present actual proof, Jack Scarola, the Florida attorney responsible for filing some of the most attention-grabbing documents that have come to light in recent weeks, warned darkly in

kly in an email of “extortionate threats, power, wealth or political pressure.” “The time will come when all your questions will be answered,” said Scarola, who represents another trial attorney suing Epstein in Palm Beach County Court. “But that time is not now.” Unwilling to wait, perhaps, publicatio

ots’ documents also leave numerous and — understandably — intriguing questions unanswered: Clinton was on four flights with women identified as only “Janice” and “Jessica,” who have not been identified; he once flew with a person identified only as “one female” and also, during part of the trip throughout

: The lawyers who have used the Clinton link to help publicize their cases have been markedly vague on details. When asked to present actual proof, Jack Scarola, the Florida attorney responsible for filing some of the most attention-grabbing documents that have come to light in recent weeks, warned darkly in

kly in an email of “extortionate threats, power, wealth or political pressure.” “The time will come when all your questions will be answered,” said Scarola, who represents another trial attorney suing Epstein in Palm Beach County Court. “But that time is not now.” Unwilling to wait, perhaps, publicatio

ots’ documents also leave numerous and — understandably — intriguing questions unanswered: Clinton was on four flights with women identified as only “Janice” and “Jessica,” who have not been identified; he once flew with a person identified only as “one female” and also, during part of the trip throughout