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• ,3122122,1:31 PM Ao -9A LA " . Jerrey Epstein -WiTcipetVa Non-prosecution agreement (NPA) (2006-2008) in July woe, the FBI began its own investigation (If Epstein, nickname d "Operation Leap Yearlaill' It resulted in a 53-page in.dictment fa June 2007,UAleesnderAcosta, then. the U.S..Attorag for the Southern IT yet of Elcelda, agreed to a plea deal, which Alan Pershow4heriecrt AT-to grant iielulday from. all federal >,4. nueis Or Fockce 1 --eARGEI7Gek OSTRAe LI AN efe0 Lg. iCr hISPtik-NTOR_S' SC--)e0Pci A 50SE R.1 i'W7 cliiiiit3larges to Epstehe along with four ringed co-conspirators And any unnautectkpotential co-conselateerPPAccording to the Miami Herald, the non-prosecution agreement "essentially shut down an ongoing FBI probe into whether there were more victims and other powerful people who took par₹ in ms 's see crimes". A₹ the time, this halted the investigation and sealed the indictment The Mond Herald said: nee.00sea agreed, degerte' aft-A-tell lawM the contrary, that the dealwoaltehe keptfronethe-vietimalg Acosta later said he offered, a Terdent plea deal because he was told that Epeteb elonged to intelligenee", was "above his pay grade" and to "leave ,it alone' -Atel.44-a Epstein. agreed to rime guilty in Florida state court to two felcaty prosidiettem N A 1571. — c_c?N*3P P.A1 c1/4ovElzr4-Ntewz- Pc LA CG The cortsoversiat non- prosecution agreement charges, serve 3.8 months in prison, register as a see offender, and pay restitution to three dozen • victims identified by the FEL The plea deal was later deseeThed as a "sweetheart deal"SMI Afederal judge later found ₹hat the prosecutors had violated the victims' rights in that they had concealed the agreement froth. the victims and instead urged them to have "patience".-Mr=14 According to an internal review conducted by the Department of Justice's Office of Professional Responsffieltr, which was released in November 2020, Acosta showed 'poor jedgment" in granting Epstein a non-prosecution agreement and ceiling to rfOtifyEpstein' 's alleged-them abtattlits agreement M External video DogumentEja...Wpo is Jeffrey Eastein eTneed of sexually. :abusing teen girlsUbtlps://www.you !tubs.com/watch?v=11DPAy9C0sUl ; Perversion of &ace, Miami Herald, ; November 29, 2018. Conviction and sentencing (2008-2011) On June 30, 2008, after Epstein ppleaded guilty to a state charge (one of two) of procuring for prOefaution a girl below age 18,3 he was sentenced to 18 months in prison. While most Convicted sex offenders in Florida. are sent to state prison, Epstein was instead housed in a private wing'. of the Palm Beath County Stockade and, according to the sheriffs office, was after 3Y2 months allowed to leavethejall. on "workrelease" for up to 12 hours a day, 6 days a week. This conerkeened the sheriffs own policies requiring a maximum remaining sentence of 10 months and rrtaldng• sea oandenf-bleliehle for the pnaege. He was allowed to come and go outside of specified release hours Epstein's cell door weal-eft unlocked, and he had access to the attorney room where a television. was installed for him, before he was moved to the Stockade's previously rwstaffed infirmary. He worked at the office of a fovesiation he had created shceedy Ware repartbeg to jail; he dissolved it after he had. served his time. The Sheriff's Office received $128,000 from Epstein's non-profit to pay for the costs of extra services beiogprovided duringitis-work release. His office was monitored by "permit deputies" whose overtime was paid by Epstein. They were require" d to wear suits, and ‘;,,,,fatan.-mall emulate'. at riga desk". Letter the shvars Office said. these guest logs EFTA00265237 EFTA00265238 EFTA00265239 EFTA00265240 EFTA00265241 EFTA00265242 EFTA00265243 EFTA00265244 EFTA00265245 EFTA00265246