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If you believe you are a victim of this man, Jeffrey Epstein, we want to hear from you. Reporter prosecutors allege over four years epstein lured under age women, some as young as 14 years told massage him and engage in sex acts. Epstein has pleaded not guilty to the charges. In addition to finding hundreds, possibly thousands of photos of nude and partially nude young women and girls, some of them locked in a safe, investigators found compact discs. Now epstein is already a registered sex offen...

Naked photos of young women. He faces 45 years in prison. This case has tentacles everywhere, the trump cabinet, donald trump himself who was on the record with statements about epstein and young women. Theres a new statement from bill clintons office, there are royal family connections. Were learning this morning that the attorney general has recused himself from parts of the case already because of legal connections. Were also learning that William Barrs father had professional connections wit...

First let me read this tweet for you. He defended his choice to cut a deal with epstein in 2008. He received mere months in a county jail when investigators found he victimized more than 30 under aged girls. Now in a new indictment, epstein is facing 45 years in prison. To these tweets today, he writes the crimes committed by epstein are horrific. Im pleased that new york prosecutors are moving forward based on a case with new evidence. With the evidence available more than a decade ago, federal...

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