Epstein Secrets

nce the time that the Florida matter began and Mr. Epstein was put on notice about the illegality of his conduct, despite its consensual nature. • Stephen R. Alexander, Psy.D., the clinical and forensic psychologist who has worked with Mr. Epstein since May 2006, praised Mr. Epstein's cooperativeness, self-reflecti

ease and permitted him to leave the jail and report to work on a daily basis from October 2008 until his release in July 2009. See Letter of Deputy K. Smith of August 12, 2010 (Exhibit E). • While serving his year of community control, both the Court and Mr. Epstein's probation officer granted Mr. Epst

luated Mr. Epstein in May 2006, following his arrest for the instant offense, and who has worked with him over the past several years. That doctor, Stephen R. Alexander, Psy.D., has praised Mr. Epstein's cooperativeness, self-reflection, and receptiveness to treatment throughout their sessions. Drawing from his eva

ogram and permitted him to leave the jail and report to work on a daily basis from October 2008 until his release in July 2009. See Letter of Deputy K. Smith of August 12, 2010 (Exhibit A). While serving his year of community control, both the Circuit Court in Palm Beach and Mr. Epstein's assigned probat

nce the time that the Florida matter began and Mr. Epstein was put on notice about the illegality of his conduct, despite its consensual nature. • Stephen R. Alexander, Psy.D., the clinical and forensic psychologist who has worked with Mr. Epstein since May 2006, praised Mr. Epstein's cooperativeness, self-reflecti

ease and permitted him to leave the jail and report to work on a daily basis from October 2008 until his release in July 2009. See Letter of Deputy K. Smith of August 12, 2010 (Exhibit E). • While serving his year of community control, both the Court and Mr. Epstein's probation officer granted Mr. Epst

OVING THE DELETED PORTIONS FROM THE QUOTE? WE ARE ATTACHING THE LETTER ANYWAY. SO DO WE GAIN ANYTHING FROM DELETING?! 3 EFTA00722392 Letter of Stephen R. Alexander, Psy. D., August 11, 2010, Ex. (emphasis added)) All of these circumstances - Mr. Epstein's low-risk classification in Florida, the state where th

October 10, 2008, through July 22, 2009, the date of his release, Mr. Epstein participated in the jail's work release program, see Letter of Deputy K. Smith, Ex. , which permitted him to leave the jail in the morning six days a week for his place of employment, the Florida Science Foundation, and return

sychologist who has worked with Mr. Epstein following his arrest/conviction for the instant offense [when did JE begin with therapy?]. That doctor, Stephen R. Alexander, Psy.D., has praised Mr. Epstein's cooperativeness, self-reflection, and receptiveness to treatment throughout their sessions. Drawing from his obse

gram and permitted him to leave the jail and report to work on a daily basis from October 2008 until his release in July 2009. See Letter of Deputy K. Smith of August 12, 2010 (Exhibit A). While serving his year of probation, both the Circuit Court in Palm Beach and Mr. Epstein's assigned probation offic

ng fully complied with all the requirements and obligations imposed on him. In addition, Mr. Epstein has been evaluated by a clinical psychologist, Stephen R. Alexander, Psy. D., who, based upon his 25 years of experience as a forensic psychologist, has attested that Mr. Epstein presents no threat to the community

October 10, 2008; through July 22, 2009, the date of his release, Mr. Epstein participated in the jail's work release program, see Letter of Deputy K. Smith, Ex. , which permitted him to leave the jail in the morning six days a week for his place of employment, the Florida Science Foundation, and return

In addition, Mr. Epstein has fec—mer-e—than—f-eur—years—wlentaci1y—paftieipated—in engeinom d therapeutic treatment with a clinical psychologist, Stephen R. Alexander, Psy. D., who, based upon his 25 years of experience as a forensic psychologist, his intensive evaluation of Mr. Epstein, and his years of therapy

October 10, 2008, through July 22, 2009, the date of his release, Mr. Epstein participated in the jail's work release program, see Letter of Deputy K. Smith, Ex. , which permitted him to leave the jail in the morning six days a week for his place of employment, the Florida Science Foundation, and return

OVING THE DELETED PORTIONS FROM THE QUOTE? WE ARE ATTACHING THE LETTER ANYWAY. SO DO WE GAIN ANYTHING FROM DELETING?! 3 EFTA00587002 Letter of Stephen R. Alexander, Psy. D., August 11, 2010, Ex. (emphasis added)) All of these circumstances - Mr. Epstein's low-risk classification in Florida, the state where th

October 10, 2008, through July 22, 2009, the date of his release, Mr. Epstein participated in the jail's work release program, see Letter of Deputy K. Smith, Ex. , which permitted him to leave the jail in the morning six days a week for his place of employment, the Florida Science Foundation, and return

In addition, Mr. Epstein has fec—mer-e—than—f-eur—years—wlentaci1y—paftieipated—in engeinom d therapeutic treatment with a clinical psychologist, Stephen R. Alexander, Psy. D., who, based upon his 25 years of experience as a forensic psychologist, his intensive evaluation of Mr. Epstein, and his years of therapy

October 10, 2008, through July 22, 2009, the date of his release, Mr. Epstein participated in the jail's work release program, see Letter of Deputy K. Smith, Ex. , which permitted him to leave the jail in the morning six days a week for his place of employment, the Florida Science Foundation, and return

mplied with all the requirements and obligations imposed on him. In addition, Mr. Epstein has participated in therapy with a clinical psychologist, Stephen R. Alexander, Psy. D., who, based on his evaluation of, and therapy sessions with, Mr. Epstein and his long experience as a forensic psychologist, attests that M

October 10, 2008, through July 22, 2009, the date of his release, Mr. Epstein participated in the jail's work release program, see Letter of Deputy K. Smith, Ex. D, which permitted him to leave the jail in the morning six days a week for his place of employment, the Florida Science Foundation, and return