Any possibility that picture with the 757 is old, from when *46 was VP?
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I think it’s likely. He would have been going “home” to Maine in that during the time period you mention. :)
https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3929134/posts?page=1436#1436
Note that a helpful reader pointed out that I failed to mention in Part 1 that Judge Roberts adopted two children, who were not biological siblings, from Wales and Epstein got the children transferred to England because it’s easier to adopt from there. Judge Roberts adopted them because he had to in order to “join the club” and rise in the ranks.
https://freerepublic.com/focus/chat/3930824/posts?page=1936#1936
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Whistleblower: He always had cash and large checks. You look at Rosati on the surface, he’s a barely-getting-by DEA agent who owes money to several people.
Interviewer: Continue with Boroshok, we’ll talk about Rosati later.
Whistleblower: Okay. Boroshok divorced his wife at the same time as Rosati, gave her $600,000 after paying of the house in case, bought a large condo on the Potomac for himself, bought himself a custom van full of road race bikes ($12K made for him). It’s his hobby, water craft, cars. He always has money because he’s dealing guns and helping clear up stuff. He helped supply the fire arm for Seth Rich.
Joseph Rosati: DEA, steroid freak, 6’ 2” body builder, lying , nasty, violent person, always has been. Numerous agents in numerous places complained about him. Always a cowboy on his own, there would be 14 agents on a marijuana bust and he’d swoop in and claim the drug bust for himself even though many had worked on it. Rosati added drugs to drug busts to up the charges. Same complaints over and over about him; he often added additional, more serious drugs to marijuana busts. He had other agents working with him on this and when the complaints mounted up (agents and suspects), they just moved on to another district.
Interviewer asks: Rosati and Boroshok were involved in Seth Rich Murder. Any others murders you know of that he was involved. If so, how were they perpetrated?
Whistleblower: Boroshok was involved; he supplied the fire arm for Seth Rich and then made it disappear afterwards, it got destroyed.
Rosati was with Seth Rich, he was there, he was the one picked up the MS-13 outside the city and brought them in; he got them out of the city. He brought Kevin Dardy (sp?) with him ( a suck up who wanted to be federal agent). Always had a different story about his background, apparently was in the Marine Corps for a year a long time ago. They used him as a gopher. And he was there that night. (He also attempted to kill Jack Brookman (Sp?) because he was being exposed. That’s what he’s in prison for now.
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Boroshok and Rosati were involved in other murders. IT was very easy for them to get guns. They sold weapons to gang members which were used in murders. They would go “fishing”- they’d sell guns off and then Boroshok would trace the serial numbers later down the road to see if the weapons were used in crimes, murders. That’s why they called it fishing; they would look to see if they “got one” (a murder/crime committed with a weapon they sold). To them it was great.
Interviewer: Their local version of Fast ‘n Furious
Whistleblower: Yes, their version of it. Same time frame as Fast ‘n Furious. They thought it was funny if they sold guns to people who killed each other. At one point I thought they were keeping score, but they were just celebrating, that they made them money and they killed each other“ha ha” great fun.
Interviewer: You mentioned Rosati has been known to use poisons.
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Whistleblower: Yes. He’s been known to help people overdoes. He gave them “hot shots” (i.e., pure drugs) to kill them, overdose them. He’s done this to informants he’s used. He’s done it several times as far as we know. He’s bragged about informants; he’ll start dealing (drugs) to them. When they think they have enough leverage on him they’ll come back, he’d set them up and then overdoes them, then they are gone.
Interviewer: You mentioned he’s (Rosati) is also involved in pharmaceutical, pharmacy fraud?
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Whistleblower: Pharmacy? Yes, you mentioned pharmaceutical; I don’t think he’s got the brains for it.
As a DEA agent, he used his authority to manipulate pharmacies, shipping, inspections. DEA inspects pharmacies one a month, especially narcotics. He would oversee the inspections. He could sign off on them, they would short prescriptions, the pharmacies were ordering mass amounts of opioids and he was selling them. If they become problematic, they didn’t want to do it anymore, police started asking questions or they became a risk, he would assert he was DEA and shut them up, threaten them, distance himself.
Interviewer: You mentioned that he (Rosati) has a cousin that looks similar to him.
Whistleblower: Oh, yeah. He’ll do anything for money. He’s a piece of crap. He is a large guy, big 6’2” big bodybuilder. He has a cousin that looks almost like him only his skinny, just the face.
This is small stuff. His cousin would go into banks with his real ID, open credit cards, they’d max them out, bounce checks. When it hit the fan, the bank/credit company starts collections, Rosati would go into the bank as DEA and ask, “Who opened this account? This is me. Am I the one who opened the account?” The bank staff would say, “No, you’re enormous, I’d remember you.” The debt would ‘go away’; it wasn’t him. He’s done this lots of times.
There’s another scam where he actually got agents shot because of this one. He was calling people randomly around the country, pretending to be a phony DEA agent, telling them that a package had been intercepted, that it had their name on it, that it’s drugs or drug precursors. He’d tell them it hadn’t gotten into the country yet but if it gets in the country, he’s going to charge them. But, if they pay a fee, a fine now ($1200, $800, whatever) it’ll never get in. He got lots of people to pay it.
If people wouldn’t pay and instead called the DEA, he (Rosati) was actually the DEA’s point man for complaints, so he was running a scam that if anyone complained it would come back to him anyway. He eventually got caught because the three numbers he used came back to payphones near his workplace, home, etc. Some managed to record him and then when they called to complain they realized it was the same guy.
Because of this, because there were phony DEA people trying to make these phony arrests, real agents enacted a high risk warrant in California and they got shot. As soon as they knocked on the door, identified themselves, the man shot them because he’d heard about phony DEA agents, and it was because of him (Rosati). He got his own agents shot. He doesn’t care. That’s how he is.
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