Epstein Secrets

bumper crop of pumpkins, squash, and wine grapes from a small community gar- den. Nothing unusual there. perhaps—except that the women were from Morocco. Afghanistan, Somalia. arid the former Yugoslavia. The -intercultural garden" in Kassel is one of about 100 in Germany, but the only one run en

tentions. Last stammer members of the group bought hundreds of eels, frogs, and turtles from the citys China- town markets and released them into New Jersey's Pas- saic River to save them from the dinner table. The problem: the states Department of Environmental Protection has strict rules for the relea

ay, Rothstein was the purported "client" and this e-mail provides the first written indication that he was preparing to flee. 28 Not coincidentally Morocco, Rothstein's destination on October 27, 2009, was one of the countries that does not have an extradition treaty with either the United States or Isr

, invested $100,000.00 into the Ponzi scheme through Banyon Income Fund. 39. Plaintiff, JANE ZARETSKY, is an individual residing in Bergen County, New Jersey. On September 10, 2009, Jane Zaretsky invested $50,000.00 into the Ponzi scheme through Banyon Income Fund. 40. Plaintiff, THE EDWARD AND FLORENCE

gardens thrive. Says Behoumi, a 31-year-old from Morocco, “Without the beauty of the garden | could not su

intentions. Last summer members of the group baught hundreds of eels, frogs, and turtles from the city's China- town markets and released thern inta New Jersey's Pas- saic River to save them fram the dinner table. The problem: the state's Department of Environmental Protection has strict rules for the release