Epstein Secrets

& CORPORATE SCANDALS US Charges Three In Scheme To Get $14M In COVID-Relief Loans. The Hill (4/22, Oshin, 5.69M) reports, "Three men from Texas and Oregon were charged in an apparent scheme to get $14 million from COVID-relief loans." The Hill adds, "According to a Thursday press release sent out by t

he call, even if it appears to be coming from an agency's legitimate phone number." The Portland (ME) Press Herald (4/22, 174K) reports, "The FBI's Boston Division said it is seeing an increase in reports about scammers targeting residents of Maine and other New England states through unsolicited, often spoofe

ded that Biggs "received 'cautionary' phone calls from FBI agents and routinely spoke with local and federal law enforcement officials in Portland, Oregon." The claims "buttress a widely held view among left-leaning ideological opponents of the Proud Boys that law enforcement has coddled them, condoned

vidence Control Unit, [where] conspired with officers he supervised to collect overtime pay they didn't deserve." FBI Special Agent in Charge of the Boston Division Joseph Bonavolonta said, "It is deeply troubling when officers who have sworn to uphold the law violate their oath and use their badge as a license

rget in San Ramon. According to the article, He is accused of being part of a Chilean ATM robbery crew that robbed banks and ATMs across California, Oregon, and Washington, stealing over $4 million in cash. The Los Angeles Times (07/31, Solis) reported that many of the named defendants were arrested in

full partners in a brutal and cold-blooded plan to punish the U.S. for its wars in Muslim countries. This investigation was conducted by the FBI's Boston Division. Continued Reporting: Trump Pick for Counterterrorism Role Confirmed by Senate CNN (07/31, Williams) reported that the Senate has confirmed Joe Ken

e From the Philippines • EFCC Boss Demands Global Unity Against Cross-Border Economic Crimes OTHER FBI NEWS • Family of Arizona Man Killed in 2016 Oregon Standoff Criticizes Director Patel • Democrats Call for Firing of January 6 Defendant Who Works at Justice Department • Chicago FBI Special Agent i

ses, and hidden cameras to secretly videotape young girls in various locations. The article quoted Ted E. Docks, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Boston Division, as saying, "Jacob Guerrero is a deeply disturbed and dangerous man who devised a twisted plan to prey upon children, specifically to abuse and expl

Van Pleads Guilty • Six Massachusetts Businesses Busted in Inspections • Illinois Man Accused of Making Threats Against Michigan Mosque Arrested • Oregon Man Facing Child Sex Abuse Charges Following Investigation • Alaska Man Sentenced for Exploiting Three Minors • Malaysian National Convicted of Sex

ntain its fleet of vehicles used to transport the city's most precious cargo, its children," said Ted E. Docks, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI's Boston Division. "These two men stand accused of padding their income with ease, turning a tidy profit at the expense of taxpayers. Add in the allegations of extor

e law-enforcement organization's website. What It Takes to Become an FBI Special Agent KGW (NBC-8) (05/21, Gordon) reported that the FBI office in Oregon is reaching out to prospective job seekers as it looks to fill a wide range of positions, and during a visit to the office ahead of an FBI Career Ex

ivate data. The Associated Press (05/21, Staff Writer) quoted Kimberly Milka, Acting Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Boston Division: "Matthew Lane apparently thought he found a way to get rich quick, but this 19-year-old now stands accused of hiding behind his keyboard to gain u

e law-enforcement organization's website. What It Takes to Become an FBI Special Agent KGW (NBC-8) (05/21, Gordon) reported that the FBI office in Oregon is reaching out to prospective job seekers as it looks to fill a wide range of positions, and during a visit to the office ahead of an FBI Career Ex

ivate data. The Associated Press (05/21, Staff Writer) quoted Kimberly Milka, Acting Special Agent in Charge of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Boston Division: "Matthew Lane apparently thought he found a way to get rich quick, but this 19-year-old now stands accused of hiding behind his keyboard to gain u