Epstein Secrets

included Alan Dershowitz, the noted constitutional law professor, and Kenneth W. Starr, who investigated president Bill Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky. "In a big time criminal prosecution, a defendant can easily spend millions and in some cases tens of millions of dollars through trial," said Matt

president Bill Clinton's relationship with Monica Lewinsky. "In a big time criminal prosecution, a defendan

diamonds, a passport from a foreign country with a picture of the defendant under another name," Assistant U.S. Attorney told U.S. District Judge Richard M. Berman. The judge seemed surprised by the passport revelation and asked Rossmiller: "Say that again?" "The passport was issued in the name of a foreign co

torney Guy Lewis, Gerald Lefcourt, and Kenneth Starr, the former Whitewater special prosecutor who investigated Bill Clinton's sexual liaisons with Monica Lewinsky. `AVOID THE PRESS' PLAN That included keeping the deal from Epstein's victims, emails show. "Thank you for the commitment you made to me during ou

igated Bill Clinton's sexual liaisons with Monica Lewinsky. `AVOID THE PRESS' PLAN That included keeping t

nd in the Caribbean, will have to spend months In a Manhattan jail that typically holds accused mob- sters, drug dealers and terrorists. Thejudge, Richard M. Berman of Fed- eral District Court, agreed with prosecu- tors that Mr. Epstein was not only a flight risk,but posed a threat to others-- particularly teena

igated Bill Clinton's sexual liaisons with Monica Lewinsky. 'AVOID THE PRESS' PLAN That included keeping t

torney Guy Lewis, Gerald Lefcourt, and Kenneth Starr, the former Whitewater special prosecutor who investigated Bill Clinton's sexual liaisons with Monica Lewinsky. 'AVOID THE PRESS' PLAN That included keeping the deal from Epstein's victims, emails show. "Thank you for the commitment you made to me during ou

sland in the Caribbean, have to spend months in a h anhattan jail that typically holds accused mob- sters, drug dealers and terrorists. The judge, Richard M. Berman of Fed- eral District Court, agreed with prosecu- tors that Mr. Epstein was not only a flight risk, but posed a threat to others — particularly teen