Alexander Acosta

This much we know.

The new SDNY investigation will hopefully cure the bogus plea deal Epstein received in Florida at the direction of then U.S. Attorney Alex Acosta, who is now an ex-Secretary of Labor, due to negative publicity finally catching up to the deal and rubbing off on President Trump's administration.

Well, it took you guys long enough to catch on.

Legacy Media, it took you guys long enough to give a damn.

In 2007, federal prosecutors declined to charge Epstein, sending the case back to local prosecutors.

Then US Attorney Alex Acosta agreed to sign a non-prosecution deal that ended the federal sex crimes investigation and spared Epstein the prospect of serving a harsher prison sentence.

That non-prosecution agreement was signed on September 24th, 2007.

Despite the government's agreement on September 24th, 2007, to end its federal investigation, the FBI sent to victims in October 2007, January 2008, and May 2008, letters stating that the case was currently under investigation.

So that- that's what Maxwell was nailed with.

And so there was this draft, I, I think it was 60 indictments, and all of a sudden Alexander Acosta says, "Oh, we're gonna do this differently.

We're not going to indict Jeffrey Epstein on any counts of child molestation.

We're gonna have the state do it, but then we're gonna give immunity to all his co-conspirators." So th- that's, that's how that worked.

K- Sarah Kellen was actually named as one of the co-cons...

But, but all of them.

And, um, what, what happened, and this is, I believe what happened, um, Acosta was told that Epstein was intelligence and that he had to stand down.

In the government, there's only two people that can tell a US attorney to stand down.

He was becoming more of a liability, uh, than he was useful.

And just looking at the composition of the, the Trump administration at the time that he dies or, or g- or is killed or, or what have you, um, it's, you know, you got Alex Acosta as Secretary of Education.

Mm.

He's the one who gave Epstein the sweetheart deal in Florida in the, the mid-2000s, right? And you've got, um-

In 2007, federal prosecutors declined to charge Epstein, sending the case back to local prosecutors.

Then, U.S. Attorney Alex Acosta agreed to sign a non-prosecution deal that ended the federal sex crimes investigation and spared Epstein, the prospect of serving, a harsher prison sentence.

That non-prosecution agreement was signed on September 24, 2007.

Despite the government's agreement on September 24, 2007 to end its federal investigation, the FBI sent to victims in October 2007, January 2008, and May 2008 letters stating that the case was currently under investigation.

In 2007, federal prosecutors declined to charge Epstein, sending the case back to local prosecutors.

Then, US Attorney Alex Acosta agreed to sign a non-prosecution deal that ended the federal sex crimes investigation and spared Epstein the prospect of serving a harsher prison sentence.

That non-prosecution agreement was signed on September 24th, 2007.

Despite the government's agreement on September 24th, 2007, to end its federal investigation, the FBI sent to victims in October 2007, January 2008, and May 2008, letters stating that the case was currently under investigation.