Epstein Secrets

nes' bodies were donated to the facility under the guise they would be used for scientific purposes." The Hill (7/25, Campisi, 2.98M) reports, "The Phoenix facility, which served as a body donation center and tissue bank, was raided in 2014 by FBI agents in hazmat suits as part of the agency's multista

Trump administration is working to solve." Border Patrol Chief Was Member Of Racist Facebook Group Under Investigation. The Washington Post (7/25, Horton, 14.2M) reports that "revelations over secret Facebook groups popular with Border Patrol agents were eye-popping," and "days later, officials said

ith the username Aaron Doty." WOIO-TV Cleveland (7/30, Vadaj, 68K) also reports. Oklahoma Man Pleads Guilty To Firearms Charge. The Muskogee (OK) Phoenix (7/30, 23K) reports Hurley Dewayne Pitts "pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm and influencing a federal official by threateni

ngs can come out that will help other people in a situation like Vanessa. We'll be in touch with you constantly." The Washington Post (7/30, Wagner, Horton, 14.2M) notes Trump also said, "We didn't want to have this swept under the rug, which could happen." He also called Guillen "a spectacular person"

t. She declined to provide further information." Phoenix Police Identify Two Officers Involved In Fatal Shooting. NBC News (7/10, 6.14M) reports, "Phoenix police on Friday identified the two officers who fatally shot a man seated in a parked car, a killing that has sparked protests across the city." N

sexual harassment and a commitment to diversity,' McPherson said." Investigators: Guillen Could Have Faced Harassment. The Washington Post (7/10, Horton, 14.2M) reports, "Army investigators said Friday that Army Spec. Vanessa Guillen, the soldier who was missing for more than two months before her re

police shootings in the nation, racist Facebook posts from its officers and a viral video of a family terrified by officers while held at gunpoint, Phoenix has introduced broad changes in an effort to 'modernize' its troubled department, the mayor said." Officers must now "document every time they point

terrorism." BuzzFeed News (8/20) also reports. Phoenix Police Must Now Log Gun-Pointing Incidents, Wear Body Cameras. The Washington Post (8120, Horton, 14.2M) reports, 'Plagued by the highest number of police shootings in the nation, racist Facebook posts from its officers and a viral video of a fa

d that Aliyah Robyn Stalder, a 24-year-old woman from Seattle, was sentenced to three years of probation for an assault that occurred on a flight to Phoenix in February 2023. According to the article, she pleaded guilty to assaulting a flight attendant during an attempt to open multiple cabin doors mid-

e files will remain sealed for the foreseeable future. 'He's Going Home': New Film Documents the Fight to Free Leonard Peltier The Guardian (01/30, Horton) reported that the documentary Free Leonard Peltier at the Sundance Film Festival explores the case of Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier, who has

ith the username Aaron Doty." WOIO-TV Cleveland (7/30, Vadaj, 68K) also reports. Oklahoma Man Pleads Guilty To Firearms Charge. The Muskogee (OK) Phoenix (7/30, 23K) reports Hurley Dewayne Pitts "pleaded guilty to being a felon in possession of a firearm and influencing a federal official by threateni

ngs can come out that will help other people in a situation like Vanessa. We'll be in touch with you constantly." The Washington Post (7/30, Wagner, Horton, 14.2M) notes Trump also said, "We didn't want to have this swept under the rug, which could happen." He also called Guillen "a spectacular person"