Epstein Secrets

ALFELD,STANLEY F DONAHUE,J BARRY ROGERS,HEATHER T RUSSO,CAROL BOARDMAN,D DI

INVESTMENTS INC STRYKER,JON BRODSKY,DAVID GOTTFRIED,ROBERT W TOWN OF PALM BEA

APORT,PETER BARRON,LISBETH R MCCANN,DENISE DAVIDSON,GORDON SIEGFRIED,STEVEN D

gton Post on June 6", the NSA “saw one after another target go dark,” according to a senior executive involved in that surveillance. In 2014, Admiral Rogers, the new NSA director, was even blunter. Asked whether or not the disclosures by Snowden had reduced the NSA’s ability to pursue terrorist, he answer

ife in Paris was brought to a screeching halt by nine Jihadist terrorists acting on behalf of ISIS. Three blew themselves up at the stadium at Saint- Denis, where President Hollande was attending a match between France and Germany, while the others shot killed 130 people at cafes, restaurants and a theat

d." Id. (quoting Search Execution Mem. at 2). The seizure of potentially privileged documents was handled differently at different search sites. At Denis Neill's home, after offering Denis Neill's counsel the option of sealing the materials for off-site review or of having the PLA conduct an immedia

er 4th until approximately one month later, Stevens was contacted directly by Defendant James Neill's counsel, Martha Rogers, on November 3, 1993. Rogers demanded the return of the materials in James Neill's briefcase. She testified that she was advised by Stevens that such materials would be return