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NEW: Prosecutors give another reason that Jeffrey Epstein should stay behind bars.
It's what his accusers want, and they must be heard under the Crime Victims' Rights Act, the same statute that Alex Acosta violated more than a decade ago by shirking notification. @CourthouseNews
It's what his accusers want, and they must be heard under the Crime Victims' Rights Act, the same statute that Alex Acosta violated more than a decade ago by shirking notification. @CourthouseNews
More details on Epstein's vast wealth:
He has more than $500 million tied to one unnamed financial institution alone and makes more than $10 million a year.
The 14-page bail memo plus exhibits here documentcloud.org/documents/6192…
He has more than $500 million tied to one unnamed financial institution alone and makes more than $10 million a year.
The 14-page bail memo plus exhibits here documentcloud.org/documents/6192…
After the @MiamiHerald started publishing @JKBJournalist's series, Jeffrey Epstein started wiring money to possible co-conspirators from the Florida prosecution, prosecutors say.
Per the memo, one $100,000 payment came two days later, and $250,000 came three days after that.
Per the memo, one $100,000 payment came two days later, and $250,000 came three days after that.
