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Judge to rule on sealed plea-deal papers for Jeffrey Epstein amid civil suits alleging sexual abuse
The passage provides concrete details about a sealed plea agreement, a pending judicial ruling, and links Epstein to a federal Ponzi‑scheme investigation and numerous civil suits alleging sexual misco Judge scheduled to rule on sealed plea‑deal papers on June 25, 2009. Epstein reportedly helped federal investigators unravel a Ponzi scheme tied to a June 2008 Bear Stea Epstein identified as "Major
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The passage provides concrete details about a sealed plea agreement, a pending judicial ruling, and links Epstein to a federal Ponzi‑scheme investigation and numerous civil suits alleging sexual misco Judge scheduled to rule on sealed plea‑deal papers on June 25, 2009. Epstein reportedly helped federal investigators unravel a Ponzi scheme tied to a June 2008 Bear Stea Epstein identified as "Major
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Judge to rule on sealed plea-deal papers for Jeffrey Epstein amid civil suits alleging sexual abuse
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