Epstein Secrets

iminal complaint against Honaker on Wednesday. Philadelphia Mob Member Sentenced For Racketeering. The Inquirer (PA) (10/22, Roebuck, 347K) reports Philadelphia mob member Joseph Servidio was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison after he "pleaded guilty to charges alleging he pumped EFTA00135812 pills

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

<https://vvww.inquirer.com/news/philly-mob-joseph-servidio-sentence-atlantic-city-camden- federal-court-20201022.html> (10/22, Roebuck, 347K) reports Philadelphia mob member Joseph Servidio was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison after he "pleaded guilty to charges alleging he pumped pills laced with her

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

lease Monday that Rahajahi Taylor Batchelor is being charged as an adult for his role in the organization that operated out of Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties over the summer." Batchelor "is charged with 166 felony counts of corrupt organizations, conspiracy to commit that offense, dealing in pro

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

M) reports, "More than a dozen alleged organized crime members and associates were indicted Monday on charges of operating a criminal enterprise in Philadelphia and southern New Jersey, the U.S. Attorney's office of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania announced. The superseding indictment alleges members of

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

M) reports, "More than a dozen alleged organized crime members and associates were indicted Monday on charges of operating a criminal enterprise in Philadelphia and southern New Jersey, the U.S. Attorney's office of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania announced. The superseding indictment alleges members of

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

iminal complaint against Honaker on Wednesday. Philadelphia Mob Member Sentenced For Racketeering. The Inquirer (PA) (10/22, Roebuck, 347K) reports Philadelphia mob member Joseph Servidio was sentenced Thursday to 15 years in prison after he "pleaded guilty to charges alleging he pumped pills laced with her

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

ease Monday that Rahajahi Taylor Batchelor is being charged as an adult for his role in the organization that operated out of Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties over the summer." Batchelor "is charged with 166 felony counts of corrupt organizations, conspiracy to commit that offense, dealing in proc

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

could not after two appeals — springing the disgraced pol early from lockup." According to the Inquirer, "A BOP spokesperson confirms that Fattah, a Philadelphia Democrat sentenced in 2016 to 10 years on corruption charges, returned to the city on June 8 from a federal prison near Scranton and will serve the

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

owded-theater analogy— Schenck v. United States— involved the prosecution of Charles Schenck, who was the general secretary of the Socialist Party in Philadelphia. In 1917 a jury found Schenck guilty of attempting to cause insubordination among soldiers who had been drafted to fight in the First World War. He h

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

ease Monday that Rahajahi Taylor Batchelor is being charged as an adult for his role in the organization that operated out of Bucks, Montgomery and Philadelphia counties over the summer." Batchelor "is charged with 166 felony counts of corrupt organizations, conspiracy to commit that offense, dealing in proc

ke into an apartment and shot Delgado Morales to death." OTHER FBI NEWS Judge Refuses To Dismiss Spota-McPartland Convictions. Newsday (M. (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