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12 notes to the judge. at one point requesting a white paper board, colored posted notes and highlighter. two weeks of graphic testimony four women said they were underage when maxwell tricked them into being sexually abused by epstein. if she is found guilty she is facing 70 years behind bars. she pled not guilty. the defense says she should not be the scapegoat here just because prosecutors cant charge epstein and back in front of the federal court jury deliberations began an hour or so again ...

Delayed and frustrated their investigation and their prostitutipro prosecution of the case. >> still, he says, acosta told him his office was moving forward. >> i left that meeting thinking this guy is going to hopefully do his job. hes telling me he is. >> but then he decided not to charge epstein in federal court and sent the case back to the local prosecutors, the very same office that rider says dropped the ball in the first place. now epstein made a deal, pleading guilty to two counts relat...

There is no such thing as child prostitutes. so to these young women now, they believe that theyre finally getting vindicated, that, you know, a prosecutor in new york, jeffrey berman has taken up their cause and has promised to at least charge epstein and probably will charge others, i would think, given the amount of information thats coming out in some of these court documents that were unsealed yesterday. >> last question here, you know better than anyone, the breadth of the universe with je...

Attorney office to federal prosecutors, the potential for witness tampering and witness intimidation taking place in the case, a lot of fact that is need to come out to determine whether or not acostas behavior was that of a prosecutor trying to the their job and get justice or somebody who caved in so epsteins defense team. arthel: so misty, we played the sound bite alex acosta blamed the palm beach state attorneys office, is he right? >> well, essentially what he was saying is that the states ...

States decision to be a factor in how the federal prosecutors decided to handle this case. its not a determinative factor, its one of many factors, richard pointed out, the question here, once we have all of the facts is whether this was prosecutorial discretion, evidentiary issues that would have put verdict at risk or prosecutorial misconduct, two very different things. arthel: misty, wasnt that so-called jail times 3 months with conditions that he could have a pass to go to work. >> yes. arth...

According to "the new york post" -- a state assessment deemed epstein to be highly dangerous and likely to keep molesting girls. the d.a. office in 2015 filed a brief acknowledging that was all a mistake, because the attorney at the time incorrectly thought that some of the alleged incidents epstein committed in florida were not admissible because he wasnt charged with them. in the statement, the d.a. office said this. "the d.a. was not made aware of the manhattan d.a. office even had this matte...

>> brynn gingras thank you. and joining me is elliott williams. you heard the attorneys calling this indictment a do-over of the, quote, very stuff investigated by the feds in florida. so explain, is there a double jeopardy issue here and how can the south district of new york charge epstein if he reached a non-prosecution deal with different federal prosecutors in florida? >> well, the new york prosecutors were very -- if you read the indictment carefully, they were very careful in the facts ...

Two anonymous individuals made a last ditch secret to keep secret of jeffery epsteins history of paying under age girls for sex. lawyers for the parties filed complaints in new yorks second district court to stop the unsealing of documents citing privacy concerns. that case involves an alleged epstein victim who accused the billionaire friend to coerce underimage girls into sex trafficking. "the washington post" learned new details of jeffery epsteins lenient guilty dale employee. a 14-year-old ...