Case against Jeffrey Epstien may be reopened
Nearly 10 years after billionaire Jeffrey Epstein signed a plea deal that let him escape federal prosecution on charges of sexually abusing dozens of teenage girls at his Palm Beach mansion, the 64-year-old politically-connected money manager faces the possibility that the agreement could be thrown out.
In court papers filed this month, attorneys representing two of the 30 young women prosecutors say Epstein molested lodged their final written pleas aimed at spurring U.S. District Judge Kenneth Marra to force federal officials to reopen their investigation into the sordid case.
U.S. government lawyers in September will have another chance to defend themselves against allegations that they violated the federal Crime Victims’ Rights Act by failing to alert Epstein’s victims of the terms of what some describe as a “sweetheart deal.” Marra could make a decision as early as this fall.
The stakes for all crime victims are high, said attorneys Bradley Edwards and Paul Cassell, who filed the rare lawsuit against the federal government on behalf of two Jane Does who were 13 and 14 when they claim Epstein paid them for sex.
He is linked to the Clintons. Those two girls will go missing before the case gets to court and a new hearing.
This needs to be reopened, sweetheart deals just convey to the public that pedophilia is ok and is supported by our government #itendsnow #pedogate
Somebody needs to let the Clintons know that the Lolita Express could be drydocked for awhile !
I don't know how some people still don't realize Trump is part of the club. He took trips on Epstein's pedophile plane and visited his pedophile island