Status Updates From Relentless Pursuit My Fight...

‘“...What if I put up a building in her name? The Courtney Wild Center for Victims? What do you think? Would that do it?”

“Look, this isn’t just about her. This is about all of the victims. Courtney wants to help others and you know that.”

“Okay, Brad, so what’s fair? What if I give them all health insurance? For them and their families? Sound good?”’

A building and health insurance for raping them 🤮

“Shortly after my clients and other victims were interviewed in the criminal investigation in March, I got a call from Julie Brown. She said she had a source that told her New York was investigating Epstein and that FBI agents were interviewing his victims. She needed me to be the second source so that she could report it. That would have destroyed the investigation and put many people in physical danger....”

“Following the very first hearing after the surgery, Jeffrey called to ask me about my back. I had not told him about the injury, and in fact had tried to keep it a secret from everybody. This was his way of reminding me that he knew everything....”

“Yes, [Epstein's former bodyguard] confirmed that Sarah tried to swim off the island, but her attempt showed no greater level of distress than he’d seen in other girls throughout the years. The rest of our meeting had little to do with girls, and much to do with the danger he saw me putting myself in with Epstein. He was himself a real-life tough guy, yet I could tell he was frightened by Epstein....”

“He preferred teenagers but would settle for young adults who resembled children in ways that mattered to him. Given that he was being investigated, he couldn’t run the risk of getting caught with a minor, so he had no choice but to find older girls and try to make them look as young or as small as possible.”

UGH

“...The rest of the team believed that because [Maria Farmer] was a twenty-five-year-old adult and not a minor at the time of her interactions with Epstein, and because Virginia had not known her, a court might not see her information as relevant to Virginia’s case.”

“Kat explained to us that Epstein and Maxwell had recruited her in 1994 when she was only thirteen years old, while she was sitting alone on a bench outside her summer camp in Michigan—the same camp Epstein had attended twenty-seven summers earlier. ... Kat was an enormously talented singer, and Epstein promised to make her a star....”

‘On this occasion he said something along the lines of “Brad, let’s put our heads together and figure out how we can massage the narrative to make it more fair to me,” before staring at me and pausing. Then he added, “My kind of massage, of course.” These types of childish statements were irresistible for Jeffrey. He would snicker afterward, expecting a reciprocal laugh.’

🤮

“I had suspected Epstein of wiretapping our cell phones years before when his team would somehow get information that was discussed only in private telephone conversations. To increase that concern, Epstein’s extortionist complaint against me, in which he falsely claimed that I had been involved in the RRA Ponzi scheme, included the allegation that I had illegally wiretapped or bugged his house.”

“I know that this seems crazy, but at that time, I was thinking that a conference room in a highly reputable law firm would be a strange place for Epstein to cause me bodily harm. So I had crossed his plans to kill me off the list....”

JESUS

This judge is the second person in this whole mess who seems totally okay with treating the 17 year old victims as adults engaging in prostitution. Fuck these people

Usually I'm not a fan of legal drama but this high stakes cat and mouse game has me SEATED

“I was getting closer to blowing up [Epstein's] whole organization when he sued me out of desperation. He had no facts on his side, but he did have unlimited resources. I had been closing in on him and he had used the legal system to knock me off. But now, I was back on offense and Virginia gave me more confidence. With few pieces left on his chessboard, Epstein’s lawsuit—and him with it—were finally in trouble.”

“When she finally got home, the guy who had followed her was parked across the street in front of her house, intermittently flashing his high beam lights into her home. Now Marissa and her grandmother were terrified. Marissa’s one-year-old daughter huddled into her mother’s arms, trembling. Never mind a trial—Marissa thought that she was going to be killed for standing up to Epstein for too long.”

“...I was told that Jeffrey Epstein was far too powerful to prosecute for something as petty as perjury. Apparently, only the powerless can get charged with lying under oath.”

“...The premise of the scheme was to tell investors that he represented victims of sexual abuse or sexual harassment who had received large settlements that would be paid out to the victims over a period of time. For a significant payment, the investor could acquire the rights to the long-term payouts of the settlement.”

The author's BOSS was running a Ponzi scheme using the author's case files????

“Alfredo Rodriguez pleaded guilty to obstruction of justice and was freed on bail. [...] Before arriving at his house, he stopped at an apartment complex. Unfortunately for Alfredo, this was an apartment complex under surveillance for an operation targeting the running of guns and automatic weapons from South America. Alfredo walked out of the apartment carrying two AK-47s and multiple magazines of ammunition...”

“This was particularly true of Larry Visoski, who, despite having worked for and known Epstein for nearly two decades, claimed to have no idea that Epstein had placed various boats, properties, and cars in Visoski’s name. In fact, Visoski maintained he had no idea what Epstein did for a living, how he made his money, what type of business Epstein conducted...”

“After that deposition, Epstein’s harassment of our clients amplified. [...] Epstein employed new intimidation tactics constantly. He was able to get away with it because he used his lawyers as buffers. In reality, his lawyers would hire and pay the investigators, but all of the action was being puppeteered by Epstein himself....”

“The non-prosecution agreement—called an NPA—was a document that protected Epstein from being prosecuted by the federal government for crimes he committed in Florida.”

“It was only then, in response to my argument, that the judge and I—and more important, my clients—learned for the very first time that our understanding of Epstein’s imminent plea negotiation was incorrect. The situation was much worse. There was not going to be any federal plea by Epstein at all, of any kind. The federal investigation into his crimes had been brought to a close...”

PMO 🤬