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The thing which seemingly kicked off the current round of problema for Jeffrey Epstein is the unsealing of materials from the 2007 Florida case, by the Circuit Court in NY, in response to a lawsuit brought by the alleged victim, Virginia Guiffre, and Alan Dershowitz, Mike Cernovich and the Miami Herald's Julie Brown. So far so good. Here it is:

2nd Circuit Court Ruling (PDF)

From my reading the Summary Judgement in the case was ordered unsealed immediately, and the rest of the material from the case was ordered unsealed after review by the District Court (which is, of course, the infamous Southern District of New York). Robert Sweet, was the original judge ordering keeping all this stuff sealed, I guess he'll get another wack at it now.

"remand the cause to the District Court for particularized review of the remaining sealed materials."

In another article I learned that Judge Sweet is dead, so some other judges in SDNY will have to figure out the particulars of the unsealing.

Court Orders Sunlight on Huge Tranche of Jeffrey Epstein Files

Another judge will take over the role of carefully unsealing the remainder of the files for Sweet, who died in March at the age of 96.

So, we don't have anything yet. But the Circuit Court ruling was enough to create panic. I guess the cover story is that law enforcement has been investigating Epstein in New York for months, and his arrest four days after the court order is a coincidence.

I'm skeptical. The timing suggests it was a response.

We know I posted it last week days before the new Epstein info dropped, try and keep up mmmkay

https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3760866/posts?page=845#845

Fyi

Court to unseal up to 2,000 pages of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents

https://amp.miamiherald.com/news/state/florida/article232251212.html?__twitter_impression=true

A New York federal appeals court has ordered the unsealing of a cache of judicial documents that are expected to show evidence relating to whether New York financier Jeffrey Epstein and his partner, Ghislaine Maxwell, were recruiting underage girls and young women as part of an international sex trafficking operation.

The decision Wednesday comes two days after the Miami Herald submitted a letter urging the court to issue a ruling in the wake of an earlier Justice Department decision. Last week, federal prosecutors announced that they would not throw out Epstein’s controversial 2008 non-prosecution agreement.

845 posted on 7/3/2019, 5:09:22 PM by BiggBob