Prostitution.

Underage victims dba exploitation to make profit.

Both major crimes. There is a list of patrons. These men knew what they were doing was wrong and still participated.

I thought it was just something else that was going on, that they are connected is...I don't know...encouraging? interesting as hell, anyway!

it would be so interesting if there were a legal connection to the M investigation, though. either way I hope the orange asshole is sweating about it, even in the smallest way.

It's as if journalism does all the leg work, THEN law enforcement, made to pay attention and prosecute, takes the credit.

"People just make shit up and post it to DU"

Or simply ask a question... which is often misinterpreted as the above, allowing us a golden opportunity to maintain a pretense of cleverness at the expense of others that may not otherwise exist.


"Yeah" indeed.

He was already charged and got the plea deal from Acosta. So what are they charging him with now? Are these new charges from new victims that cane after the Acosta deal?

reflect separate new charges. And even if a victim for which he was charged for assaulting in Florida reflects a count in the SDNY indictment, if it was an uncharged incident from Florida OR more importantly, if it occurred in NY, it is a distinctly separate charge and NO double jeopardy.

("New" meaning previously unrecognized). I would assume any plea deal couldn't include those separate crimes, since they were unknown to the prosecution/prostitution at the time.

And the Prosecutor is showing his picture, asking others if the recognize this man to come forward.

with their deal?

The feds didn't bring him to trial or enter into an actual plea bargain with him (where he would have pleaded guilty to a federal crime). They entered into a 'non-prosecution agreement' with him, in exchange for his state plea. The 'non-prosecution agreement' is only binding with the office that made it, the US southern district of Florida. So, they're saying that jeopardy didn't attach.

plus some other crimes.

In the 10 years since Epstein’s case was closed by the FBI, about two dozen civil court cases had been filed, often alleging that Epstein’s sex crimes with underage victims were far more serious than prosecutors led the public to believe. The vast trove of litigation included tens of thousands of pages of court pleadings, motions, appeals, depositions, hearing transcripts, judges’ decisions, witness and victim statements, as well as emails and letters between federal prosecutors and Epstein’s defense lawyers.

Then there evidence he was bringing on little girls from other countries. The Guardian is calling what he did pedosadism. So there was torture involved.

Epstein is a piece of work. He's got money enough for anything. He's not bad looking for an old white guy, certainly he's better looking than the orange president. And he decides to traffic in little girls. What an absolute waste of an existence.

This guy is going down.. finally!!

As your comments imply

I read it was one of the things turned up in his investigations and turned over to NY. He did not investigate Epstein.
m

to shut this down? And if these are federal charges could Trump pardon Epstein?

I'm not getting my hopes up.

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His head is at the end of a child size penis, those he and his pals pray on.

So that wouldn't be Trump.

Epstein was well known for passing his "lolitas" around to his pals or as "party favors".

He also had hidden cameras installed all over his house to capture the people in the act of having sex with underage girls to use as blackmail material.

my niece was sexually molested by her grandfather when she was 12 (other side of the family thank god).

ok... now I get you... (ha...very small ha)

surely about to emerge. These creeps keep trophies, and, apparently, Epstein liked to take pictures.

Sick ass people in a toxic society.

chains. Scum

Who boy, should have tRump shaking in his boots.

See pg 13 of the indictment
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/6184409-Epstein-Indictment-2019-07-08.html