'To shut down the investigation, Epstein and his team followed me, hacked my and my daughter’s accounts and offered me bribes to stop writing.' Via deadline JeffreyEpstein ConchitaSarnoff
The Cover Up
The Epstein case continues to intrigue journalists, particularly as a result of his friends in high places including Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton and Donald Trump. Earlier this week, French police searched Epstein’s Paris apartment and the offices of a model agency owned by alleged associate Jean-Luc Brunel.who reported on the Epstein case in 2010 after he was first arrested in Palm Beach, FL.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Former Sony Pictures Publicity VP Forges New Career as Jazz VocalistStaci Griesbach is walking the line between country and jazz. Over the last two months, the publicist-turned-vocalist has headlined shows at top jazz clubs in Los Angeles and Nashville, released an…
Read more »
DOJ: Federal prison official had sexual relationship with ex-prison union chiefThe results of the internal review represents fresh embarrassment for an agency still reeling from the institutional failures cited in the suicide of accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
Read more »
Former Sony Pictures Publicity VP Forges New Career as Jazz VocalistStaci Griesbach is walking the line between country and jazz. Over the last two months, the publicist-turned-vocalist has headlined shows at top jazz clubs in Los Angeles and Nashville, released an…
Read more »
New documentary 'Rigged' chronicles voter suppressionFilmmakers say the movement to uncover “voter fraud” grew out of the backlash against expanded voting rights following President Obama’s election in 2008.
Read more »
9 ways to use the Chase Sapphire Preferred Card's sign-up bonus to book free flightsThis is just a taste of your options for using 60k Ultimate Rewards points to book award flights with Chase transfer partners like Singapore Airlines.
Read more »