Epstein Secrets

gations so they can be brought before prosecutors while giving investigators all resources available to local and federal law enforcement agencies. Las Vegas Man Who Served Nearly 33 Years in Prison Sues Over Wrongful Conviction in FBI Agent's Death EFTA01656005 KTNV (ABC-13) (06/02, Wright) reported th

mpacts of 9/11 Hoodline (06/02, Dawson) reported that on the anniversary of his passing, the FBI Dallas office took a moment to honor the memory of Supervisory Administrative Specialist Bryan Myers, who succumbed to health complications tied to his exposure to toxic air during the 9/11 recovery efforts. According to the article, Mye

gations so they can be brought before prosecutors while giving investigators all resources available to local and federal law enforcement agencies. Las Vegas Man Who Served Nearly 33 Years in Prison Sues Over Wrongful Conviction in FBI Agent's Death KTNV (ABC-13) (06/02, Wright) reported that a Las Vegas

mpacts of 9/11 Hoodline (06/02, Dawson) reported that on the anniversary of his passing, the FBI Dallas office took a moment to honor the memory of Supervisory Administrative Specialist Bryan Myers, who succumbed to health complications tied to his exposure to toxic air during the 9/11 recovery efforts. According to the article, Mye

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.

evidence was no longer practical. and liked my idea and encouraged me to reach out to the ECU to find a way to pitch the idea. I reached out to Supervisory Administrative Specialist (SAS) Arlene McKenna, who oversees the NYFO ECU. SAS McKenna also liked my idea and stated any changes in the evidence Page 39 of 106 IINCLASSIFI