Palm Beach prosecutors’ handling of Epstein case shows missed grand‑jury opportunities, alleged plea talks, and FBI involvement
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The passage provides concrete details about internal prosecutorial negotiations, a purported plea offer, missed grand‑jury appearances, and a request for FBI investigation. These specifics (names, dat Detective Joseph Recarey was absent from a key meeting with prosecutors and later learned of a propo State Attorney Lanna Belohlavek reportedly offered Epstein a non‑jail plea that never materialized
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