Epstein Victims Claim Prosecutors Secretly Barred Sex Offense Prosecutions Without Notification
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The passage reveals a potential pattern of undisclosed plea agreements that prevented prosecution of sexual offenses against Epstein victims, indicating possible prosecutorial misconduct and victim ri Victims (Jane Doe #1 and #2) discovered undisclosed agreements blocking prosecution of Epstein's sex Prosecutors allegedly entered plea deals without informing victims, violating the Crime Victims' R
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