The Epstein Files
A comprehensive investigation into the Jeffrey Epstein case — from sealed documents and newly released files to the network of powerful figures connected to his operation. What the mainstream media glosses over, we dig into.
Key Facts
Over 170 names appeared in unsealed court documents released in January 2024
Source: Federal Court Records
Multiple investigations across jurisdictions remain open or unresolved
Source: DOJ Reports
Victims continue to seek accountability through civil litigation
Source: Court Filings
Timeline
Jeffrey Epstein found dead in federal custody
Ghislaine Maxwell convicted on sex trafficking charges
Major tranche of sealed court documents unsealed
New congressional inquiries launched into handling of case
Coverage (4 articles)
Florida Might Make Its Own Spy Squad. Muslims Think They Have a Pretty Good Idea Who’ll Be Targeted.
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Florida lawmakers are advancing a bill to create a state "spy squad" to "neutralize" threats. Critics, including Muslim groups and civil liberties advocates, warn the unit's broad powers could target individuals based on their views, raising concerns about surveillance and potential abuses. The bill's sponsor promises amendments to address civil liberties.
The Victims Who Fought Back
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Oklahoma's new Survivors' Act offers a path to freedom for inmates whose crimes were substantially linked to domestic violence. Lisa Rae Moss, the first to test the law, was released after 30+ years for her husband's murder, highlighting how abuse factored into her case. This landmark ruling offers hope for many other incarcerated survivors.
How Some Christian Group Homes Avoid Florida’s Standards
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A Florida nonprofit oversees Christian group homes, including maternity homes, with less rigorous standards than state-licensed facilities. This exemption, dating to 1984, allows members to avoid state inspections and use less stringent hiring/training, raising concerns among lawmakers and child welfare advocates. Critics cite past abuse allegations and inadequate oversight.
The Unflinching Courage of Taylor Cadle
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A 12-year-old girl, Taylor Cadle, reported years of sexual abuse by her adoptive father. Despite clear allegations, the detective initially questioned her credibility, suggesting negative consequences if she didn't recant. This case highlights how some police investigations criminalize victims, a pattern found in hundreds of similar cases nationwide.