July 2010 Jeffrey Epstein Non‑Prosecution Agreement and Ongoing Investigation Claims

CHAPTER 60 Jeffrey Epstein: July 2010 effrey Epstein was done with jail, but he wasn't done settling suits brought by his victims. Under the conditions of his e victims non-prosecution agreement, he’s even paid for th lawyers. Still, Epstein’s NPA seemed to ensure that he would not be prosecuted agai in the press: federal investigators were fo leads that could result in child-trafficking charges and a © twenty-year sentence. The Florida attorney general’ was against policy to confirm ing investigation. One of Epstein’s lawyers to that he had no knowledge of such Epstein has fully complied with all ments that arise from the prior procee 230 n for his crimes. Double jeopardy was work: ing in Epstein’s favor. But in July of 2010, reports began to appear E lowing other leads— @ 5 office refused to comment. It a or deny the existence of an ongo- ld the Daily Beast an investigation. “Jeffrey | state and federal require" dings in Palm Beach,’ Ja c a Goldberger said. “There ; not and should not be Epstein’s complete fulfillm agreement with the feder If there was an invest the moment, Epstein was to intellectual pursuits. ] Science.com, that feature with Jeffrey Epstein,” “T] Jeffrey Epstein,” “Why Epstein,” and “An Under Jeffrey Epstein.” The latt: Epstein takes you to the knowledge to explore ani the subtle, simple, and hic universe.” ‘Jeffrey doesn’t know shit art collector who has know _ “Does he like to act like he ' these academic scientists — : have any money.” Other friends of Epstei 4 liant mind for science. Anc E than sponsor individual sc I €nces on Little Saint Jeff's. | erence called Mindshift at fheoretical physicist Murra rons, engineers, and futt F HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_022037