DOJ Victim Notice Announces Completion of Federal Jeffrey Epstein Investigation and Pending State Plea
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The document confirms the closure of a federal investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and mentions an upcoming state plea, but provides no new specifics about crimes, victims, financial transactions, or h Federal investigation of Jeffrey Epstein was completed as of November 2007. The U.S. Attorney’s Office reached an agreement with Epstein. Epstein is expected to plead guilty to two state offenses and
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