Epstein Secrets

this is a voice message that SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300 EFTA_R1_00024127 EFTA01737531 21 G6ndgium Ms. Churcher left for Paul Cassell, who is a lawyer in this case who entered an appearance in this case, in February of 2015. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 1

been provided, and it's germane to the issues before the Court. But what it reveals is that this is not Ms. Churcher's first interaction with Mr. Cassell, lawyer for the plaintiff. They are on a first-name basis. She is feeling free to call him and leave messages for him. And what she wants to discu

vant, Sharon Churcher. My client, Sharon Churcher, is a journalist. She is currently employed by American Media, Inc., where she is a reporter for Radar Online and the National Inquirer. And prior to that she worked at the British newspaper, The Mail on Sunday. She's also worked as a freelance reporter. An

on a $1.45 billion verdict over Morgan Stanley (that was later overturned), is the lawyer bringing the suit in county court in West Palm Beach, while Paul Cassell, a former federal judge known for his critical take on mandatory-minimum sentences, mans the federal case four blocks away. Neither Cassell nor Edwa

ile Paul Cassell, a former federal judge known for his critical take on mandatory-minimum sentences, mans the federal case four blocks away. Neither Cassell nor Edwards responded to requests for comment. It is primarily from pleadings in those cases that the press has been getting a glimpse inside the li

in Islands. That does little to bolster statements by Roberts, who in a 2011 conversation with her lawyers (which both Vew York Post's Page Six and Radar Online described as an “interview”) claimed Clinton traveled to Epstein’s infamous retreat on Little St. James Island in 2002. Earlier this month, it was r

on a $1.45 billion verdict over Morgan Stanley (that was later overturned), is the lawyer bringing the suit in county court in West Palm Beach, while Paul Cassell, a former federal judge known for his critical take on mandatory-minimum sentences, mans the federal case four blocks away. Neither Cassell nor Edwa

ile Paul Cassell, a former federal judge known for his critical take on mandatory-minimum sentences, mans the federal case four blocks away. Neither Cassell nor Edwards responded to requests for comment. It is primarily from pleadings in those cases that the press has been getting a glimpse inside the li

gin Islands. That does little to bolster statements by Roberts, who in a 2011 conversation with her lawyers (which both Vew York Post's Page Six and Radar Online described as an “interview”) claimed Clinton traveled to Epstein’s infamous retreat on Little St. James Island in 2002. Earlier this month, it was r

on a $1.45 billion verdict over Morgan Stanley (that was later overturned), is the lawyer bringing the suit in county court in West Palm Beach, while Paul Cassell, a former federal judge known for his critical take on mandatory-minimum sentences, mans the federal case four blocks away. Neither Cassell nor Edwa

ile Paul Cassell, a former federal judge known for his critical take on mandatory-minimum sentences, mans the federal case four blocks away. Neither Cassell nor Edwards responded to requests for comment. It is primarily from pleadings in those cases that the press has been getting a glimpse inside the li

rgin Islands. That does little to bolster statements by Roberts, who in a 2011 conversation with her lawyers (which both Vew York Post's Page Sixand Radar Online described as an “interview”) claimed Clinton traveled to Epstein’s infamous retreat on Little St. James Island in 2002. Earlier this month, it was r