Epstein Secrets

tary Records Went Up in Smoke WIRED (06/27, Greenwell) reported that in July 1973, a massive fire engulfed the National Personnel Records Center in St. Louis, destroying crucial pieces of American history, including the records of veterans and federal government workers from the 20th century. According to

records, which are still under review, according to reports. An additional New York Post (06/27, Land) article, Fox News (06/27, Ruiz), CNN (06/27, Romine, Yan), CBS News (06/27, Chasan), a third New York Post (06/27, Land) article, the Daily Mail (06/27, Poleo), ABC News (06/27, Whitworth, Margolin, P

r worked with their detectives and the Newberg-Dundee Police Department to identify the person behind the threats and learned that he was living in St. Louis, Missouri. Wolfer reached out to the FBI Tuesday to pass along what they learned in the local investigation, and FBI agents quickly found and arrest

the site. CNN (11/26, Video) also reported on this article. Lawyer, Police Kept Knowledge of Laundrie Family's Missing Gun From Public CNN (11/26, Romine, Andone) reported that Brian Laundrie's parents discovered a handgun was missing when they voluntarily surrendered their firearms to law enforcement

nwide alleging wrongful actions by federal employees and law enforcement officers in particular. Special Agent in Charge Ashley T. Johnson Leads FBI St. Louis The St. Louis American (01/30, Brown) reported that if not for the old Matlock television series, Ashley T. Johnson may not have become the first B

er), People (01/30, Baker, Adams), Reuters (01/30, Kawoosa, Zafra, et al.), and the New York Post (01/30, Nava, Galvin, et al.), CNN (01/30, Regan, Romine, et al.), Washington Post (01/30, Dormido, Kirkpatrick), New York Times (01/30, Robertson, Smith, et al.), Fox News (01/30, Betz, Shaw, et al.), CBS