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Palm Beach billionaire Jeffrey Epstein faces felony solicitation charge after lengthy police probe

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
Reference
House Oversight #019365
Pages
1
Persons
4

Summary

The passage provides concrete details—names (Jeffrey Epstein, Police Chief Michael Reiter, State Attorney Barry Krischer), specific charges, and investigative actions (trash searches, jet monitoring). Jeffrey Epstein was indicted on a felony solicitation of prostitution charge. Palm Beach police conducted extensive surveillance, including trash analysis and jet tracking. Police Chief Michael Reite

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