Critique of Prosecutorial Decisions in Jeffrey Epstein Prostitution Case
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The passage repeats known allegations about Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged sexual crimes and mentions familiar figures (Alan Dershowitz, Jack Goldberger, State Attorney Barry Krischer). It provides no new Alleged failure to charge Epstein with crimes against minors despite evidence. Reference to private investigators possibly intimidating victims' families. Mention of a plea deal offering probation an
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