Epstein Secrets

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false claims. 2. Rothstein and his co-conspirators abused the legal process in other cases. They forged the signature of judges, and even forged an Eleventh Circuit opinion. 3. Rothstein lawyers demanded phony protective orders. 4. In our case, they sought discovery of Epstein's plane logs to fish for celebri

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