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What we have learned since -- and what still remains a mystery
Seven years ago today, Jeffrey Edward Epstein was charged by federal prosecutors in the Southern District of New York with operating a vast sex trafficking network to sexually...
Moneyman Leon Black refuses to cooperate, abruptly leaves Congressional hearing
The House Oversight Committee took the unusual step yesterday of issuing subpoenas mid-hearing to force an uncooperative witness — Jeffrey Epstein’s former cli...
Opinion: Had PBSO done it's job, Jeffrey Epstein could have been thrown in prison
When Jeffrey Epstein was sentenced to serve his sentence in a Palm Beach County jail in 2008, he received extraordinary special treatment, including work rel...
Der Spiegel, CNN reports about Epstein recruiter David Siad raise questions about his involvement with Epstein's sex trafficking network -- and a missing woman
Earlier today, I posted a CNN interview with David Siad, an Epstein recruiter w...
At least one Epstein survivor denounced the NYT for giving Epstein's fixer an unchecked platform to rationalize her association with the sex predator
Usually when a controversial figure wants to “tell my side of the story,” it is the role...
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