Epstein Secrets

ation went well. There were numerous L. h.nd fall e4 questions and I had people who called me to talk more about it later. I heard from an Agent in Las Vegas whose SSA, Matt Schaeffer, was on an 18-month TDY to CACHTU as an Assistant Section Chief (ASC). The-ASC Schaeffer did not like the ApostleX progr

d for these At the time, I was working on three cases primarily: Robert Hadden, Darnel Feagins, and Jacob Daskal. To conduct the investigation for Hadden I was doing web- based interviews from home and writing FD-302s and subpoena returns which were all non-CSAM related. For the Daskal case I EFTA001

ference presentation went well. There were numerous questions' and I had people who called me to talk more about it later. I heard from an Agent in Las Vegas whose SSA, Matt Schaeffer, was on an 18-month TDY to CACHTU as an Assistant Section Chief (ASC)• ASC Schaeffer did not like the ApostleX program.

ng the pandemic, which eventually changed when, after indicting him, Feagins fled, turning the investigation into a fugitive matter. The Daskal and Hadden investigations were contact offense, or "hands-on" offense, cases that did not involve CSAM. To conduct the investigation for Hadden I was doing w

ference presentation went well. There were numerous questions, and I had people who called me to talk more about it later. I heard from an Agent in Las Vegas whose SSA, Matt Schaeffer, was on an 18-month TDY to CACHTU as an Assistant Section Chief (ASC). ASC Schaeffer did not like the ApostleX program.

ng the pandemic, which eventually changed when, after indicting him, Feagins fled, turning the investigation into a fugitive matter. The Daskal and Hadden investigations were contact offense, or "hands-on" offense, cases that did not involve CSAM. To conduct the investigation for Hadden I was doing w