Epstein Secrets

er and Kirsten Gillibrand, sent a letter to US Attorney General Merrick Garland, challenging the `state secrets privilege' that ex-Presidents Trump, Obama and Bush invoked to block release of a classified 16-page FBI report. Relatives of those killed on 9/11 or from illnesses triggered by Ground Zero

errorist attacks, had been trying to recover and rebuild after a long string of security gaffes and incidents of drunken misconduct during President Barack Obama's tenure." However, "in early 2017, the Secret Service's problems were simply not a front-burner issue," and then President Trump's "muted response f

incidents of drunken misconduct during President Barack Obama's tenure." However, "in early 2017, the Se

in." The Times adds that Sutherland "was declared dead soon after." The Washington Post (5/15, 10.52M) reports, "The county coroner has attributed Sutherland's death in North Charleston, S.C., to what was described in his autopsy as an `excited state' with unfavorable effects from prescription drugs while

Jamal Sutherland, from his jail cell on Jan. 5, first using pepper spray on him, and then Tasers while he screams out in pain." The Times adds that Sutherland "was declared dead soon after." The Washington Post (5/15, 10.52M) reports, "The county coroner has attributed Sutherland's death in North Charles

on in his van when he was arrested near President Barack Obama's home. He was also convicted of making a hoax bom

ay critical questions remain unresolved, particularly those involving accountability for surveillance abuses, informant usage, and what role senior Obama-era officials may have played in politicized investigations. Pressure and hope are escalating over whether the Bureau's latest trove of records rele

on in his van when he was arrested near President Barack Obama's home. He was also convicted of making a

d now Sutherland faces between seven and nine years in prison, however U.S. District Court Judge Mae D'Agostino can impose a shorter prison term at Sutherland's sentencing in September. "Mr. Sutherland's diabolical plot intended to violently end a man's life and intimidate his family," FBI Special Agent in

r-hire after the hitman he hired turned out to be an informant for the Department of Justice and the farmer he bribed turned out to be an FBI agent. Sutherland wanted his girlfriend's ex murdered and his body disposed of as soon as the would-be victim was released from state prison at the end of January, a

on in his van when he was arrested near President Barack Obama's home. He was also convicted of making a hoax bom

estions remain unresolved, particularly those involving accountability for surveillance abuses, informant usage, EFTA01655974 and what role senior Obama-era officials may have played in politicized investigations. Pressure and hope are escalating over whether the Bureau's latest trove of records rele

on in his van when he was arrested near President Barack Obama's home. He was also convicted of making a

d now Sutherland faces between seven and nine years in prison, however U.S. District Court Judge Mae D'Agostino can impose a shorter prison term at Sutherland's sentencing in September. "Mr. Sutherland's diabolical plot intended to violently end a man's life and intimidate his family," FBI Special Agent in

r-hire after the hitman he hired turned out to be an informant for the Department of Justice and the farmer he bribed turned out to be an FBI agent. Sutherland wanted his girlfriend's ex murdered and his body disposed of as soon as the would-be victim was released from state prison at the end of January, a

ng Clinton campaign aides about using Trump's alleged Russia ties for political advantage, but lacked evidence of any formal scheme involving senior Obama administration officials. The report noted that some of the intelligence was obtained through Russian hacking of U.S. think tanks, but Durham's team

(07/31, Suebsaeng) reported that the Trump administration's attempt to distract from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation by accusing former President Barack Obama of treason is not working, with many seeing it as a weak attempt at distraction. According to the article, the administration's efforts to promote a

pstein investigation by accusing former President Barack Obama of treason is not working, with many seeing

(07/31, Gambino), Axios (07/31, Falconer), Daily Mail (07/31, Koenig), Rolling Stone (07/31, Ramirez, Bort), HuffPost (07/31, Vlachou), Time (07/31, Sutherland), Reuters (07/31, Cohen). New Questions Raised About Epstein Death After Video Reveals Mystery 'Orange Shape' Independent (07/31, Liddell) reported