Epstein Secrets

accept plea deals in their desperation to be released, say former prisoners. "You want to plead guilty and get out of this dump to a prison," said Nicky, the former inmate. "The feds have a 98% conviction rate for a reason," Melvin Rodriguez, another former prisoner said. "They mentally break you."

om the presumption of innocence. The following excerpt was taken from an article published in the Intercept, February 3, 2019, edition, written by Martin Gottesfeld, an inmate incarcerated in the 10 South Unit of MCC New York. "AT THE TAIL end of the Obama administration, I was locked up a stone's throw away f

accept plea deals in their desperation to be released, say former prisoners. "You want to plead guilty and get out of this dump to a prison," said Nicky, the former inmate. "The feds have a 98% conviction rate for a reason," Melvin Rodriguez, another former prisoner said. "They mentally break you."

om the presumption of innocence. The following excerpt was taken from an article published in the Intercept, February 3, 2019, edition, written by Martin Gottesfeld, an inmate incarcerated in the 10 South Unit of MCC New York. "AT THE TAIL end of the Obama administration, I was locked up a stone's throw away f

accept plea deals in their desperation to be released, say former prisoners. "You want to plead guilty and get out of this dump to a prison," said Nicky, the former inmate. "The feds have a 98% conviction rate for a reason," Melvin Rodriguez, another former prisoner said. "They mentally break you."

om the presumption of innocence. The following excerpt was taken from an article published in the Intercept, February 3, 2019, edition, written by Martin Gottesfeld, an inmate incarcerated in the 10 South Unit of MCC New York. "AT THE TAIL end of the Obama administration, I was locked up a stone's throw away f

accept plea deals in their desperation to be released, say former prisoners. "You want to plead guilty and get out of this dump to a prison," said Nicky, the former inmate. "The feds have a 98% conviction rate for a reason," Melvin Rodriguez, another former prisoner said. "They mentally break you."

om the presumption of innocence. The following excerpt was taken from an article published in the Intercept, February 3, 2019, edition, written by Martin Gottesfeld, an inmate incarcerated in the 10 South Unit of MCC New York. "AT THE TAIL end of the Obama administration, I was locked up a stone's throw away f

accept plea deals in their desperation to be released, say former prisoners. "You want to plead guilty and get out of this dump to a prison," said Nicky, the former inmate. "The feds have a 98% conviction rate for a reason," Melvin Rodriguez, another former prisoner said. "They mentally break you."

om the presumption of innocence. The following excerpt was taken from an article published in the Intercept, February 3, 2019, edition, written by Martin Gottesfeld, an inmate incarcerated in the 10 South Unit of MCC New York. "AT THE TAIL end of the Obama administration, I was locked up a stone's throw away f

accept plea deals in their desperation to be released, say former prisoners. "You want to plead guilty and get out of this dump to a prison," said Nicky, the former inmate. "The feds have a 98% conviction rate for a reason," Melvin Rodriguez, another former prisoner said. "They mentally break you."

om the presumption of innocence. The following excerpt was taken from an article published in the Intercept, February 3, 2019, edition, written by Martin Gottesfeld, an inmate incarcerated in the 10 South Unit of MCC New York. "AT THE TAIL end of the Obama administration, I was locked up a stone's throw away f