Investment banker’s 2007 plea deal cited in federal effort to revisit Epstein case
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The passage links a known financial figure (an investment banker) who took a plea for solicitation and procurement of a minor to ongoing litigation seeking to reopen the U.S. government's handling of An investment banker pleaded guilty in 2007 to solicitation of prostitution and procurement of a min The banker served an 18‑month sentence starting in 2008. Roberts and other plaintiffs are attempti
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