Epstein Secrets

tigators." When federal authorities were "finally ready to execute raids on the alleged organized crime boss, the FBI flew in dozens of agents from Quantico to assist." The Hawaii Free Press (7/15) reports the FBI flew in "dozens of agents for this operation, including a SWAT team from Quantico, Virginia

e' and Velez to be the driver of a minivan in the July 16, 2018, kidnapping of Ruochen 'Tony' Liao from a mall parking lot in suburban San Gabriel. Valladares told investigators that he was to be paid $1,000 for his role in the kidnapping and said he hired Romero as the driver, according to an FBI affidavi

o the U.S. on the other side of the country. Both of them wind up in that truck," Dave Katz, a former federal firearms instructor who has worked at Quantico and is now the CEO of Global Security Group, said. "There is no possible explanation for what happened other than a sinister one." Quantico is a Mar

e through the window of a home fatally wounding Ulises Valladares. The article stated that Hoyt also found no evidence to support Lappe's claim that Valladares, who had been held for ransom, had grabbed his gun. "Statements by the agents otherwise are not only untrue and unsupported by scientific evidence

to the U.S. on the other side of the country. Both of them wind up in that truck," Dave Katz, a former federal firearms instructor who has worked at Quantico and is now the CEO of Global Security Group, said. "There is no possible explanation for what happened other than a sinister one." Quantico is a Mar

through the window of a home fatally wounding Ulises Valladares. The article stated that Hoyt also found no evidence to support Lappe's claim that Valladares, who had been held for ransom, had grabbed his gun. "Statements by the agents otherwise are not only untrue and unsupported by scientific evidence o