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Jeffrey Epstein’s Florida case began with a 2006 grand jury indictment that resulted in a 2008 state plea under which he pleaded guilty to solicitation-related charges — commonly described as solicita...
Barry Krischer was the Palm Beach County state attorney who first handled the Jeffrey Epstein matter in 2006–2007; reporting and court findings say he steered the case to a grand jury, presented only ...
The Palm Beach Police Department opened a criminal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein in March 2005 after the family of a 14‑year‑old reported she had been molested at his Palm Beach mansion; PBPD col...
The lead federal prosecutor in the Southern District of Florida’s 2007–2008 matter involving Jeffrey Epstein was Alexander Acosta, who as U.S. attorney approved the non‑prosecution agreement that let ...
The 2005 Jeffrey Epstein investigation was led initially by local Palm Beach law enforcement and later handled at the federal level, with initiating the probe and compiling victim statements, and ulti...
Florida law-enforcement investigations into Jeffrey Epstein from 2005–2008 began with local police inquiries in Palm Beach and culminated in a state prosecution that resulted in a controversial 2007 n...
Available reporting does not show that former President Donald Trump gave information to Palm Beach State Attorney Barry Krischer about the 2005–2008 Jeffrey Epstein investigation; contemporary accoun...
Public records and court filings released since 2019 — including emails, grand‑jury transcripts and litigation exhibits — repeatedly place Barry Krischer at the center of the early, local handling of ...
Available reporting does not show Barry Krischer publicly saying “Trump gave him information on Epstein.” Major outlets covering the recent release of Epstein-related documents note Mr. Krischer’s pas...
Available reporting shows multiple contemporaneous and later accounts that place Barry Krischer, then Palm Beach County state attorney, at the center of the state-level plea negotiations that produced...
Between Epstein’s first police contact in Palm Beach and his 2019 arrest, investigators, journalists and victims produced a mix of police reports, grand‑jury activity, defense negotiations, victim int...
The available records show ; the deal was orchestrated by federal prosecutors in the Southern District of Florida and involved coordination with the Palm Beach County State Attorney’s Office . Reporti...
Barry Krischer, as Palm Beach County State Attorney during 2006–2008, played a central role in how the local case against Jeffrey Epstein was handled: his office presented the matter to a grand jury, ...
Palm Beach County’s sheriff’s office placed Jeffrey Epstein on an unusual work‑release regimen that let him leave the county stockade up to 12 hours a day, six days a week and sometimes be escorted to...
In 2005–2006 state investigations in Florida centered on Palm Beach County, prosecutors and police sought multiple charges against Jeffrey Epstein, but the public record shows he was ultimately indict...
Critics across politics and the press sharply condemned the 2008 non‑prosecution deal that let Jeffrey Epstein plead to state charges and avoid a broader federal trial; the deal was reached under the ...
Governor Charlie Crist is not documented as having played any role in the 2007 Jeffrey Epstein plea agreement; contemporary analyses and reporting attribute the key decisions to federal prosecutors an...
Barry Krischer, the Palm Beach County state attorney in 2006–2007, was involved in the early local prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein and participated in negotiations that led to Epstein pleading guilty t...
The Palm Beach State Attorney’s Office under Barry Krischer communicated decisions about the Jeffrey Epstein matter in 2006–2007 through prosecutorial actions and private exchanges that critics say mi...