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BREAKING from the Miami Herald: Palm Beach sheriff opens internal affairs investigation into handlin (Original Post) MelissaB Jul 2019 OP
I'm out of clicks there. MelissaB Jul 2019 #1
The thing that surprises me about the Herald's great reporting on the Epstein affair... Scurrilous Jul 2019 #5
Next time try using your Pluvious Jul 2019 #8
Awesome tip for all of us! Thank you. Delmette2.0 Jul 2019 #10
Go in and erase the cookie for the site works just about every time LiberalArkie Jul 2019 #11
This is great! lunatica Jul 2019 #12
Keep in mind... Pluvious Jul 2019 #14
wow, thanks. n/t luvallpeeps Jul 2019 #19
May this internal affairs investigation reveal the truth. Hopeful people need hope. Nt Ninga Jul 2019 #2
Kick dalton99a Jul 2019 #3
First time I've seen that video. Gut-wrenching. zooks Jul 2019 #4
But who is going to investigate PB Sheriff Ric Bradshaw who approved the work release in first place littlemissmartypants Jul 2019 #6
+1 dalton99a Jul 2019 #9
+++ - so many BAD ACTORS in this digusting story Leghorn21 Jul 2019 #16
So the guy is investigating himself? blaze Jul 2019 #22
Epstein is a monster and Trump's friend too Botany Jul 2019 #7
If any DUers have teenage daughters, be sure to warn them FakeNoose Jul 2019 #13
Friends don't let friend's daughters date Republicans. Beartracks Jul 2019 #17
Is this also an investigation that Barr can stop? Doitnow Jul 2019 #15
IKR? Anyone thinks an investigation into themself is "unfair.". n/ t Beartracks Jul 2019 #18
Probably Ligyron Jul 2019 #20
Great question ProfessorPlum Jul 2019 #21

Scurrilous

(38,687 posts)
5. The thing that surprises me about the Herald's great reporting on the Epstein affair...
Fri Jul 19, 2019, 12:13 PM
Jul 2019

...is that comes at a time when the Miami Herald print edition has been downsized into nothingness and the online version is hidden behind a paywall. It's back from the dead!


Pluvious

(4,310 posts)
8. Next time try using your
Fri Jul 19, 2019, 12:56 PM
Jul 2019

... Browser's "private" or incognito mode.

That works for me with WP and Medium pages.

Sometimes you need to trim off the query string meta data off the URL (everything on the right side of the question mark).

Cheers

dalton99a

(81,488 posts)
3. Kick
Fri Jul 19, 2019, 12:07 PM
Jul 2019
Specifically, it will look at the decision more than a decade ago to allow Epstein to be free 12 hours a day on work release while serving a short sentence in the county stockade on a prostitution-related charge.

On Friday, Sheriff Ric Bradshaw — the same sheriff who oversaw the controversial work release arrangement — ordered the investigation be done.

In the middle of the previous decade, Epstein was investigated for allegedly abusing young girls who were lured to his Palm Beach estate by recruiters. The girls, as young as 14, were told they would be giving a man a massage, then allegedly coerced into sex acts.

The U.S attorney’s office prepared a 53-page sex trafficking indictment against Epstein, but then, under pressure from Epstein’s team of lawyers, shelved the indictment and gave the case to the Palm Beach state attorney as part of a non-prosecution agreement.

After Epstein pleaded guilty to solicitation of a minor, a much lesser charge, he served a little more than a year in the county stockade rather than the decades-long sentence he could have faced under the federal indictment.

Moreover, the sheriff’s office allowed him to leave the jail for 12 hours a day, six days a week on “work release,” a decision that has been harshly criticized.

Last November, the Miami Herald published a series of articles, Perversion of Justice, that closely examined the non-prosecution agreement, including the U.S. attorney’s decision to keep the agreement secret from victims, in violation of the Crime Victims’ Rights Act. That series of articles also raised questions over whether Epstein, as a sex offender accused by dozens of underage girls, actually qualified for work release.

littlemissmartypants

(22,656 posts)
6. But who is going to investigate PB Sheriff Ric Bradshaw who approved the work release in first place
Fri Jul 19, 2019, 12:53 PM
Jul 2019

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NEW: But who is going to investigate PB Sheriff Ric Bradshaw who approved the work release in the first place ??? https://t.co/vnTXPWTUaz

Ligyron

(7,632 posts)
20. Probably
Sat Jul 20, 2019, 12:19 AM
Jul 2019

But it might be good for a few laughs. If it is, it will be about the only thing even halfway amusing about this whole debacle.

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