mirror-epstein-docs/results/IMAGES012/DOJ-OGR-00031401.json

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    "page_number": "1",
    "document_number": "5616404420",
    "date": "November 16, 2007",
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  "full_text": "Received: 11/16/07 3:20PM; 11/14/2007 21:53 5616404420 561 6404420 -> STATE ATTY OFC; Page 1 THE PALM BEACH POST - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2007 The Palm Beach Post Tom Gluffrida, Publisher John Bartosek, Editor Charles Gerardi, General Manager Bill Rose, Managing Editor Randy Schultz, Editor of the Editorial Page Jan Tuckwood, Associate Editor Barry Berg, VP/Circulation Barry Sifdiik, VP & Treasurer John Kelly, VP Advertising Gale Howden, VP Community Relations and Marketing Linda Murphy, VP Human Resources Bob Halfe, VP Operations Laura Deck Cunningham, Director Marketing Services Dan Shorter, General Manager, PalmBeachPost.com How will system judge Palm Beach predator? Jeffrey Epstein case Comes to turning point. We soon will find out whether big money can buy from the criminal justice system what everyone assumes that big money can buy. The penalty news reports say part-time Palm Beach resident Jeffrey Epstein is expected to face something more than one felony count for solicitation of prostitution. A Palm Beach County grand jury indicted the Manhattan money manager on that charge in July 2006. But a guilty plea that does not recognize the age of the girls whom police say the billionaire paid for sex would be a disservice to the investigators, who pressed the case and, for good measure, a general outrage. Palm Beach police have said that Jeffrey Epstein, 54, paid underage girls, one as young as 14, to come to his 7,200-square-foot waterfront home for \"massage\" sessions. Police said interviews with five alleged victims and 17 witnesses under oath, phone messages, a high school transcript and other items they found in Mr. Epstein's trash and home show that he knew how young the girls were. But after Mr. Epstein's attorneys told prosecutors about the girls' MySpace pages, which mentioned marijuana and alcohol use, State Attorney Barry Krischer sent the case to a grand jury, instead of filing charges himself. Blaming these victims, however, does not make them any more deserving of what happened. And Mr. Krischer's unnecessary handoff to a grand jury, after an 11-month police investigation, more than reinforced Public Records Request No.: 17-295 Please place in Jeffrey Epstein file. Thmulyw. 07/26/17",
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      "content": "THE PALM BEACH POST - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2007 The Palm Beach Post Tom Gluffrida, Publisher John Bartosek, Editor Charles Gerardi, General Manager Bill Rose, Managing Editor Randy Schultz, Editor of the Editorial Page Jan Tuckwood, Associate Editor Barry Berg, VP/Circulation Barry Sifdiik, VP & Treasurer John Kelly, VP Advertising Gale Howden, VP Community Relations and Marketing Linda Murphy, VP Human Resources Bob Halfe, VP Operations Laura Deck Cunningham, Director Marketing Services Dan Shorter, General Manager, PalmBeachPost.com",
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      "type": "printed",
      "content": "How will system judge Palm Beach predator? Jeffrey Epstein case Comes to turning point.",
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      "content": "We soon will find out whether big money can buy from the criminal justice system what everyone assumes that big money can buy. The penalty news reports say part-time Palm Beach resident Jeffrey Epstein is expected to face something more than one felony count for solicitation of prostitution. A Palm Beach County grand jury indicted the Manhattan money manager on that charge in July 2006. But a guilty plea that does not recognize the age of the girls whom police say the billionaire paid for sex would be a disservice to the investigators, who pressed the case and, for good measure, a general outrage. Palm Beach police have said that Jeffrey Epstein, 54, paid underage girls, one as young as 14, to come to his 7,200-square-foot waterfront home for \"massage\" sessions. Police said interviews with five alleged victims and 17 witnesses under oath, phone messages, a high school transcript and other items they found in Mr. Epstein's trash and home show that he knew how young the girls were. But after Mr. Epstein's attorneys told prosecutors about the girls' MySpace pages, which mentioned marijuana and alcohol use, State Attorney Barry Krischer sent the case to a grand jury, instead of filing charges himself. Blaming these victims, however, does not make them any more deserving of what happened. And Mr. Krischer's unnecessary handoff to a grand jury, after an 11-month police investigation, more than reinforced",
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      "content": "Please place in Jeffrey Epstein file. Thmulyw.",
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      "content": "Public Records Request No.: 17-295",
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      "type": "handwritten",
      "content": "07/26/17",
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    "people": [
      "Tom Gluffrida",
      "John Bartosek",
      "Charles Gerardi",
      "Bill Rose",
      "Randy Schultz",
      "Jan Tuckwood",
      "Barry Berg",
      "Barry Sifdiik",
      "John Kelly",
      "Gale Howden",
      "Linda Murphy",
      "Bob Halfe",
      "Laura Deck Cunningham",
      "Dan Shorter",
      "Jeffrey Epstein",
      "Jack Goldberger",
      "Alan Dershowitz",
      "O.J. Simpson",
      "Kenneth Starr",
      "Jose Lambiet",
      "Michael Edmondson",
      "Barry Krischer",
      "Elisa Cramer"
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    "organizations": [
      "The Palm Beach Post",
      "PalmBeachPost.com",
      "MySpace"
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    "locations": [
      "Palm Beach",
      "Manhattan",
      "Florida"
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    "dates": [
      "November 16, 2007",
      "July 2006",
      "November 9",
      "07/26/17"
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      "5616404420",
      "17-295",
      "00031401"
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  "additional_notes": "The document is a newspaper article from The Palm Beach Post dated November 16, 2007. It discusses the Jeffrey Epstein case and includes handwritten notes and a date stamp."
}