Emails Reveal Federal Prosecutors Suppressed Victim Count and Co‑Conspirators in Jeffrey Epstein Plea Deal
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Emails Reveal Federal Prosecutors Suppressed Victim Count and Co‑Conspirators in Jeffrey Epstein Plea Deal The passage cites internal emails from a federal prosecutor indicating a deliberate effort to downplay the number of victims and co‑conspirators in Epstein's 2008 plea deal. This provides a concrete lead—specific names, dates, and a documented email—that could be pursued to investigate prosecutorial misconduct and potential obstruction. While the actors (federal prosecutors, judges) are high‑level, the claim is not yet publicly verified, making it a strong but not yet blockbuster lead. Key insights: September 2007 email from federal prosecutor A. Marie Villafafia to Epstein’s lawyer mentions co‑conspirators and a desire to hide them from the judge.; Circuit Court Judge Deborah Dale Pucillo asked about the number of victims and whether they agreed to the plea terms.; Assistant state prosecutor Lanna Belohlavek responded that several victims existed and were in agreement, despite later claims of limited disclosure.
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