Attorney Edwards alleges U.S. Attorney's Office withheld evidence from Epstein abuse victims' counsel
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The passage provides a concrete claim that federal prosecutors deliberately refused to share evidence collected in the Epstein search warrant with victim attorneys, suggesting possible obstruction or Edwards represented multiple alleged Epstein victims in mid‑2008. He contacted AUSA Villafafia, who indicated a possible indictment despite a purported plea deal. The U.S. Attorney’s Office refused t
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