Alleged Conflict of Interest and Attorney Selection Manipulation in Epstein Deferred Prosecution Agreement
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The passage reveals potential misconduct involving a U.S. Attorney (AUSA Marie Villafana) who may have used personal relationships to influence attorney selection for alleged victims, and suggests the AUSA Marie Villafana allegedly recommended attorney Humberto Ocariz, who is linked to her live‑in bo The recommendation was presented as coming from a “good friend” in the Appellate Division, masking
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