Allegations of Private Investigator Intimidation and Prosecutorial Deal in Jeffrey Epstein Case
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The passage provides specific leads: a private investigator linked to intimidation of victims' families, a proposed plea deal offering Epstein probation and no record, and statements from Epstein's at Two men intimidating victims' parents were driving vehicles registered to private investigators. Attorney Jack Goldberger denied knowledge of the investigators' actions. State attorney's office alleg
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