Jordan Berman

Back in 2008, Epstein signed a controversial non-prosecution agreement with Florida law enforcement in which he would plead guilty to two state charges, one count of soliciting prostitution and one count of soliciting prostitution from a minor. He was sentenced to 18 months in the Palm Beach County Jail. He only served 13 of those.

Back in 2008, Epstein signed a controversial non-prosecution agreement with Florida law enforcement in which he would plead guilty to two state charges, one count of soliciting prostitution and one count of soliciting prostitution from a minor. He was sentenced to 18 months in the Palm Beach County Jail. He only served 13 of those.

And while serving, he was allowed to leave nearly every day for the full work day to work from his office in Palm Beach. But in exchange for this guilty plea, the federal sex crimes investigation that he was facing. came to an end. That non-prosecution agreement was brokered by a US attorney named Alex Acosta, and we'll touch on him more in a minute. So Epstein gets out of jail in 2009.

And while serving, he was allowed to leave nearly every day for the full work day to work from his office in Palm Beach. But in exchange for this guilty plea, the federal sex crimes investigation that he was facing. came to an end. That non-prosecution agreement was brokered by a US attorney named Alex Acosta, and we'll touch on him more in a minute. So Epstein gets out of jail in 2009.

And while serving, he was allowed to leave nearly every day for the full work day to work from his office in Palm Beach. But in exchange for this guilty plea, the federal sex crimes investigation that he was facing. came to an end. That non-prosecution agreement was brokered by a US attorney named Alex Acosta, and we'll touch on him more in a minute. So Epstein gets out of jail in 2009.

For the next 10 years, multiple women who say they're victims of Epstein engage in various legal battles to get Epsteins federal non-prosecution agreement voided.

For the next 10 years, multiple women who say they're victims of Epstein engage in various legal battles to get Epsteins federal non-prosecution agreement voided.

For the next 10 years, multiple women who say they're victims of Epstein engage in various legal battles to get Epsteins federal non-prosecution agreement voided.

In 2018, the Miami Herald revisits the handling of Epstein's case and this triggers Epstein to be arrested on federal sex trafficking charges in 2019 by New York authorities who determined that they were not bound by the earlier federal non-prosecution agreement. At the time of Epstein's arrest, though, Alex Acosta, the U.S.

In 2018, the Miami Herald revisits the handling of Epstein's case and this triggers Epstein to be arrested on federal sex trafficking charges in 2019 by New York authorities who determined that they were not bound by the earlier federal non-prosecution agreement. At the time of Epstein's arrest, though, Alex Acosta, the U.S.

In 2018, the Miami Herald revisits the handling of Epstein's case and this triggers Epstein to be arrested on federal sex trafficking charges in 2019 by New York authorities who determined that they were not bound by the earlier federal non-prosecution agreement. At the time of Epstein's arrest, though, Alex Acosta, the U.S.

attorney that brokered that controversial non-prosecution agreement, was actually serving as Trump's labor secretary. This was during Trump's first administration. So Acosta ends up resigning as labor secretary because of the public criticism he received over his role in the initial investigation. One month after Epstein's arrest, he is found dead in his jail cell.

attorney that brokered that controversial non-prosecution agreement, was actually serving as Trump's labor secretary. This was during Trump's first administration. So Acosta ends up resigning as labor secretary because of the public criticism he received over his role in the initial investigation. One month after Epstein's arrest, he is found dead in his jail cell.

attorney that brokered that controversial non-prosecution agreement, was actually serving as Trump's labor secretary. This was during Trump's first administration. So Acosta ends up resigning as labor secretary because of the public criticism he received over his role in the initial investigation. One month after Epstein's arrest, he is found dead in his jail cell.

Investigators conclude that he died by suicide, but there are many other theories surrounding his death, most notably that one of Epstein's high-profile associates, who did not want their name exposed, hired someone to kill him in his cell.

Investigators conclude that he died by suicide, but there are many other theories surrounding his death, most notably that one of Epstein's high-profile associates, who did not want their name exposed, hired someone to kill him in his cell.

Investigators conclude that he died by suicide, but there are many other theories surrounding his death, most notably that one of Epstein's high-profile associates, who did not want their name exposed, hired someone to kill him in his cell.

All this to say that for years the public has been waiting to see Epstein's associates list, the list of people that also engaged in sex acts with minors at Epstein's various properties. Also im Jahr 2023, vier Jahre nach dem Tod von Epstein, hat ein New Yorker Gericht das Unkündigen von tausenden von Dokumenten bestätigt, die die Namen von tausenden von Epstein-Vereinigungen ausdrücken würden.

All this to say that for years the public has been waiting to see Epstein's associates list, the list of people that also engaged in sex acts with minors at Epstein's various properties. Also im Jahr 2023, vier Jahre nach dem Tod von Epstein, hat ein New Yorker Gericht das Unkündigen von tausenden von Dokumenten bestätigt, die die Namen von tausenden von Epstein-Vereinigungen ausdrücken würden.

All this to say that for years the public has been waiting to see Epstein's associates list, the list of people that also engaged in sex acts with minors at Epstein's various properties. Also im Jahr 2023, vier Jahre nach dem Tod von Epstein, hat ein New Yorker Gericht das Unkündigen von tausenden von Dokumenten bestätigt, die die Namen von tausenden von Epstein-Vereinigungen ausdrücken würden.