A federal judge signed off on prosecutors' request to drop charges against Epstein's ex-guards, which became public the day after Maxwell's convictions. (The doc was dated earlier.)
Here's a statement by a lawyer for one guard.
Background, @LawCrimeNews: lawandcrime.com/high-profile/d…
Here's a statement by a lawyer for one guard.
Background, @LawCrimeNews: lawandcrime.com/high-profile/d…
Notably, Tova Noel's lawyer wrote:
"She shared the information known to her at the time of Jeffrey Epstein’s death and more importantly, provided truthful insight into the toxic culture, subpar training,
staffing shortages, and dysfunctional management of the now closed [MCC]."
"She shared the information known to her at the time of Jeffrey Epstein’s death and more importantly, provided truthful insight into the toxic culture, subpar training,
staffing shortages, and dysfunctional management of the now closed [MCC]."
The lawyer Jason Foy continued:
"In exchange for Ms. Noel’s cooperation, all charges against her were dismissed."
He described the now-shuttered prosecution as an attempt to "criminalize deficiencies in work performance in a manner that has never been done before" in SDNY.
"In exchange for Ms. Noel’s cooperation, all charges against her were dismissed."
He described the now-shuttered prosecution as an attempt to "criminalize deficiencies in work performance in a manner that has never been done before" in SDNY.
The statement continues:
"Unfortunately, this case was also managed differently because of the infamous status of the wealthy, well connected, convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein."
He says his client, seen here, won't speak publicly until CBA proceedings w/ her union end.
"Unfortunately, this case was also managed differently because of the infamous status of the wealthy, well connected, convicted sex offender, Jeffrey Epstein."
He says his client, seen here, won't speak publicly until CBA proceedings w/ her union end.
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