newspaper article: DOJ-OGR-00032041
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The article discusses the defense's response to the media's coverage of Jeffrey Epstein's case, with Epstein's attorneys arguing that the Palm Beach Police Department presented a 'distorted view' of the case to the media. They claim that the State Attorney's decision to present the case to a grand jury was not a sign of being 'easy' on Epstein, but rather a standard procedure. The article highlights the defense's assertions that the alleged victims had credibility issues and that the case lacked sufficient evidence.
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