Epstein Secrets

up her claims. Still, Hafele gave Coleman extra time to respond to various motions that he will have to decide before the case goes to trial. Despite Searola's insistence that Edwards had nothing to do with Rothstein's Ponzi scheme, Coleman said the evidence indicates, otherwise. Why else would he try to d

deral act, is unique, he said. "We are treading· _on virgin ground, to use-what is probably an 'inappropriate phrase in this situation," he said . .Scarola said he arid Edwards will ask that the non- prosecution agreement be thrown out., Tha,t would op7n the. possibility thanhe long-she'Ived federal ind

investiga,te and prosecute Epstein in the way tl:u1t shoµld h_ave qccµrred in Florida:. over a decade ago, 11 Reiter said in a. statement. Anc;i, Scarol~ said,_ there are signals that ~ennan's inve.stigatiori is fai: from over. Berman declined to answer questions about whether.others,· such as,Epstein

ents, to answer questions,posed by Epstein’s attorneys. “Brilliant move on their part,” he said. Even if Epstein’s attorneys hadn’t: opened the door, Scarola said the information would have likely come out. He says th&information will help him undermine Epstein’s claims that Edwards “ginned up” the allegat

by other young women against Epstein, claiming he paid them for sex • ·• .. : .. :.,_>_, ____ ; when some were as yotmg as 14years old. Attorney Jack Scarola, who is tepresenting Edwards, said his client was compelledto divulge the confidential settlements to answer questfons. posed by 'Epstein's attorney

l visitor's log. Kellen lists a Manhattan home address. Reached by telephone, she declined to discuss Epstein. - Nadia Marcinkova, 23, whose familyin Yugoslavia Epstein paidmoney to so that he could bring her to the United States to. be his “sex. slave," two teenage girls told police. One girl, told police th

to answer q~estions, As he did in the civil. lawsuits, Epstein has :invoked his Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination when que~tfoned by Scarola-. Edwards ha:s claimed that much of the infc;>Jmati_on Epstein is se:eking is J)'rotected by attorney-client privilege. The n;ialicioµs prosec::µti

" other young women ,against Epstein, claiming he paid them for sex "f• .•. ·-· ,,_ • .. ,. _.J} when some were as young as l4 years old. Attorney Jack Scarola, who is representing Edw2,rds1 said his client was c.orn:pelled to divulge the confidential settlements to answer q~estions posed by'Epstein's-attor

visitor’s log. Kellen lists a Manhattan home address. Reached by telephone, she declined to discuss Epstein. - Nadia Marcinkova, 23, whose family in Yugoslavia Epstein paid money to so that he could bring her to the United States to be his “sex slave,” two teenage girls told police. One. girl told police tha

hly two dozen lawsuits filed by other young women against Epstein, claiming he paid them for sex when some were as young as 14 years old. Attorney Jack Scarola, who is representing Edwards, said his client was compelled to divulge the confidential settlements to answer questions posed by Epstein's attorneys

ents to answer questions posed by Epstein's attorneys. "Brilliant move on their part," he said. Even if Epstein's attorneys hadn't opened the door, Scarola said the information would have likely come out. He says the information will help him undermine Epstein's claims that Edwards "ginned up" the alle

sitor's log. Kellen lists a Manhattan home address. Reached by telephone1 she declined to discuss Epstein. - Nadia Marcinkova1 23 1 whose family in Yugoslavia Epstein paid money to so that he could bring her to the United States to be his "sex slave," two teenage girls told police. One girl told police t

d," said in the affidavit. "It also seems to me that, when I knew them, they believed that they were above the law—too powerful to be prosecuted." Jack Scarola, an attorney for Edwards, expects the trial in Palm Beach to start no later than August and that the court will likely set a date early next month.

st time that Jeffrey Epstein—if he chooses to appear in court—will be forced to "sit there and be confronted with the truth about what he has done," Scarola told The Daily Beast. "He has thus far been able to avoid that experience and been able to avoid a detailed airing in a public courtroom about what

into intercourse with him or into performing sex acts with an assistant, whom he allegedly bragged of purchasing as a sex slave from her parents in Yugoslavia. Afterward, the victims said, Epstein usually paid them $200 or $300 and as much as $1,000. "He's never denied girls came to the house," Jack Goldb

d Notary Public in and for the Stale of 5 5 Florida at Large, in the above cause. 6 6 _ _ - 7 e On behalf of the Defendant Bradley Edwards: JACK SCAROLA, ESQUIRE 7 VIDEOGRAPHER: We are now on video record. SEARCY DENNEY SCAROLA BARNHART& SHIPLEY B This is media number one in the videotaped 9 9

of females under the age of 18? 3 14th Amendment Right, though I'd like to answer 4 MR. PIKE: Form. 4 each and every one of your questions, Mr. Scarola. 5 THE WITNESS: Sir, at least here today, I'm 5 BY MR. SCAROLA: 6 going to have to assert my Fifth Amendment, Sixth 6 Q. Have you had a socia

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. It pits Fort Lauderdale attorney Bradley Edwards against Epstein, who had accused Edwards of malfeasance in his representation of several victims. Jack Scarola, the attorney representing Edwards, said Epstein should be held accountable for his unrelenting attacks against Edwards — as well as others who were

case that no one — no matter how much money they have — can abuse children and then attempt to bully those who come to the defense of children,” said Scarola, a former state prosecutor. Florida and beyond Few people had as much insight into Epstein’s lifestyle — and its international reach — as Virginia

Kellen, Adriana Ross and Lesley Groff — were also given immunity from federal prosecution. Marcinkova was a young girl when Epstein brought her from Yugoslavia to live with him. Several victims told police that she was involved in orgies with Epstein and underage girls. Ross, Groff and Kellen, now known by h

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Kellen, Adriana Ross and Lesley Groff — were also given immunity from federal prosecution. Marcinkova was a young girl when Epstein brought her from Yugoslavia to live with him. Several victims told police that she was involved in orgies with Epstein and underage girls. Ross, Groff and Kellen, now known by h

. It pits Fort Lauderdale attorney Bradley Edwards against Epstein, who had accused Edwards of malfeasance in his representation of several victims. Jack Scarola, the attorney representing Edwards, said Epstein should be held accountable for his unrelenting attacks against Edwards — as well as others who were

case that no one — no matter how much money they have — can abuse children and then attempt to bully those who come to the defense of children,” said Scarola, a former state prosecutor. Florida and beyond Few people had as much insight into Epstein’s lifestyle — and its international reach — as Virginia