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Palm Beach Police investigation of Jeffrey Epstein allegedly handed to FBI amid inter‑agency conflict

The passage reveals a potential lead that the Palm Beach Police Department's 2005‑2006 investigation into Jeffrey Epstein was transferred to the FBI due to distrust with the Florida State Attorney's O Investigation by Palm Beach Police into Epstein spanned 2005‑2006. Detectives Michelle Pagan and later Detective Recarey led the probe. Police reportedly conflicted with Florida State Attorney's Offi

Date
November 11, 2025
Source
House Oversight
Reference
House Oversight #011411
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1
Persons
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The passage reveals a potential lead that the Palm Beach Police Department's 2005‑2006 investigation into Jeffrey Epstein was transferred to the FBI due to distrust with the Florida State Attorney's O Investigation by Palm Beach Police into Epstein spanned 2005‑2006. Detectives Michelle Pagan and later Detective Recarey led the probe. Police reportedly conflicted with Florida State Attorney's Offi

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108 H3vlgiu2 1 reply was also filed yesterday. 2 THE COURT: Okay. Yes. 3 MR. PAGLIUCA: Your Honor, these reports, that are 4 loosely described as police reports, encompass a one-year 5) purported investigation by the Palm Beach Police Department 6 into the affairs of Mr. Epstein roughly beginning I think in 7 2005 and going through 2006. The detective initially assigned 8 to the case was a woman named Michelle Pagan, and then 9 Detective Recarey took over the investigation from Ms. Pagan. 1) There were a number of things, according to the reports -- ai although we don't really have any actual witness testimony, 12 with current knowledge. The police did a number of things. 13 They surveiled Epstein's house, they did trash pulls, and 14 ultimately they executed a search warrant at Mr. Epstein's 15 house. And that's sort of the totality of the investigation. 16 I give you that as the backdrop, your Honor, because Ly then next what seems to happen is very curious, in my 18 experience, and was testified to by Detective Recarey. The 19 police get crossways with the state attorney's office in 20 Florida, and there is a complete distrust between the two 21. agencies. As a result of that -- and there's a bunch of 22 in-fighting that goes on between these two agencies. The 23 police make the decision to, in some fashion, turn over 24 everything that they have to the FBI. And as best I can figure 25 it out, the FBI issued a grand jury subpoena, or the U.S. SOUTHERN DISTRICT REPORTERS, P.C. (212) 805-0300

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