Allegations of Concealed Plea Deal in Jeffrey Epstein Case Involving DOJ Official Acosta and Prosecutor Villafafia
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The passage suggests that a high‑level Department of Labor official (Acosta) and a federal prosecutor (Villafafia) may have deliberately hidden victim notification and co‑conspirator information in Ep Villafafia reportedly wanted to omit co‑conspirator information from the judge. Judge Deborah Dale Pucillo asked prosecutor Lanna Belohlavek if all victims were informed; Belohlave Labor Department o
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