Epstein Secrets

court documents, Smith persuaded multiple victims to invest the approximately $3.5 million with his co-defendant, Kirbyjon H. Caldwell, pastor of a Houston megachurch. In evidence presented to the court, Smith began approaching existing clients, friends, and acquaintances in the spring of 2013 about an

rious violation," but his office "had not prosecuted any voter fraud cases in over 10 years; that prosecution involved only two individuals." After Iglesias worked with DOJ's Public Integrity Section's Election Crimes, he "did not have a single case" he could "prove beyond a reasonable doubt." Under DOJ

court documents, Smith persuaded multiple victims to invest the approximately $3.5 million with his co-defendant, Kirbyjon H. Caldwell, pastor of a Houston megachurch. In evidence presented to the court, Smith began approaching existing clients, friends, and acquaintances in the spring of 2013 about an

rious violation," but his office "had not prosecuted any voter fraud cases in over 10 years; that prosecution involved only two individuals." After Iglesias worked with DOJ's Public Integrity Section's Election Crimes, he "did not have a single case" he could "prove beyond a reasonable doubt." Under DOJ

court documents, Smith persuaded multiple victims to invest the approximately $3.5 million with his co-defendant, Kirbyjon H. Caldwell, pastor of a Houston megachurch. In evidence presented to the court, Smith began approaching existing clients, friends, and acquaintances in the spring of 2013 about an

rious violation," but his office "had not prosecuted any voter fraud cases in over 10 years; that prosecution involved only two individuals." After Iglesias worked with DOJ's Public Integrity Section's Election Crimes, he "did not have a single case" he could "prove beyond a reasonable doubt." Under DOJ