Epstein Secrets

hom she was the non-custodial parent, to Mexico with the intent to obstruct the lawful exercise of the custodial father's parental rights." WOWK-TV Charleston, WV (7/6, 21K) reports that following her arrest in Mexico in 2019, FBI agents "executed search warrants on numerous of Shirley's electronic devices

ng from Ft. Hood, saying the Army has officially identified her remains now. And it comes as a suspect in the case appeared in federal court." ABC (Ramos) added, "Today, the suspect accused of helping the killer of Ft. Hood Army soldier Vanessa Guillen facing a judge in Texas. Cecily Aguilar charged

s in his case. All three also were found not guilty of a few charges contained in the indictment, but the guilty verdicts far outweighed them." The Charleston (SC) Post and Courier (4/23, Wilks, Cranney, 299K) reports, "Chester's first Black sheriff, who was suspended from office in 2019 amid a federal civ

ago." Dr. Gregory Saathoff, "a forensic psychiatrist and a chief consultant for the FBI, testified at a pretrial hearing before the second phase of Ramos' trial, now set for late June before a jury to determine whether he is criminally responsible. Ramos already has pleaded guilty but not criminally r

Ember) reported that a former manager at Boeing who was a whistleblower about safety practices of the company was found dead outside of a hotel in Charleston, SC in an apparent act of suicide. The articles stated that John Barnett, a former quality manager at EFTA01655810 Boeing, was found dead in a car

ing with a client and their prospective spouse, it says. Suspects in California Valentine's Day Homicide Arrested in New York City CBS News (03/12, Ramos) reported that two suspects in a south Sacramento Valentine's Day homicide were arrested in New York City, authorities announced Tuesday. Isaiah Jam

ly six years in prison Wednesday for his guilty plea in a federal drug investigation that resulted in charges against 29 people." A federal judge in Charleston, West Virginia "sentenced Jeffrey Hoyler, 56, to 71 months in prison on Wednesday for conspiracy to distribute 50 grams or more of methamphetamine."

he possibility of having one of his fellow cops testify against him," but "that didn't seem to bother his lawyer, Miles Feinstein, who asserted that Ramos was innocent and anxious to clear his name of the accusations that he participated in illegal traffic stops and shakedowns of motorists." The Recor