Epstein Secrets

nything 'nefarious,' said Santa Barbara County Sheriff Lt. Erik Raney." KSBY-TV San Luis Obispo, CA (9/4, 16K) reports that a "large presence from the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) is now visible at the Santa Barbara Harbor." The agency's evidence response team and underwater search and evidence recovery team "are assisti

hich says shortly after the presidential election James Comey fed details about then-President-elect Trump from a traditional transition briefing to the bureau's Russia probe team. Ari Fleischer "said he was troubled by the information that Comey shared info from Trump's transition briefing with FBI's Russia

t killed 34 people." The Conception, "sinking to the sea floor, may soon be brought to shore." After interviewing "the five surviving crew members, the Coast Guard and NTSB boarded The Vision, examining the layout of its sleeping quarters, similar to The Conception. Investigators finding it difficult to escape

tigating Charlotte Train Stabbing 'From Day One' Fox News (09/08, Shaw) and Washington Examiner (09/08, Knox) reported that Director Patel confirmed the bureau has been investigating the murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska on the Charlotte Metro "from day one," while Transportation Secretary Sean Duf

but faces questions about the legality of the strike. The article noted that U.S. maritime counter-narcotics operations are typically carried out by the Coast Guard, which boards suspect vessels, arrests the crew, and seizes contraband. The missions are supported by multiple federal agencies — including the Pen

lum, they are sent to the nearest USCIS authorized fingerprint site. They have all 10 fingers scanned and are subject to a full background check by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI)." Safe Third Country Agreement with Canada. On August 30, 2002, Canada and the United States signed the final draft text for the "safe third

etained (subject to humanitarian parole)'' This notice concluded that illegal mass migration by sea threatened national security because it diverts the Coast Guard and other resources from their homeland security duties. The Attorney General expanded on this rationale in his April 17, 2003, ruling that instruc