Attorney Edwards alleges U.S. Attorney's Office withheld evidence from Epstein victim representatives
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The passage suggests possible obstruction or selective disclosure by the U.S. Attorney’s Office regarding evidence in the Epstein case, providing a concrete lead (request for evidence, denial) and nam Attorney Bradley J. Edwards represented multiple alleged Epstein victims in mid‑2008. Edwards contacted AUSA Villafafia, who indicated a possible indictment despite alleged plea talks. The U.S. Attor
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