Barry E Krischer

So the whole thing smells like dog shit from day one.

"Before they reached the deal, his attorney, Jack Gold- uh, Goldberger, sent the unsigned letter to the local state's attorney, Barry Krischer, and said it was proof of his good character.

'Enjoy some fun reading on your defendant,' Goldber- uh, Goldberger wrote on a note accompanying the letter." Imagine.

That's what you- that's the kind of conversation these people are having when we're dealing with a human trafficker.

The state went after their own witnesses.

They destroyed their own witnesses' credibility on behalf of Jeffrey Epstein, Barry Krischer, and the rest of them.

That's what happened.

You really think that a jury would have given a shit if a kid had a MySpace page talking about drinking and smoking some pot? If they were molested by Jeffrey fucking Epstein? This is the kind of bullshit we've been dealing with since the very beginning of this.

So the whole thing smells like dog shit from day one.

Before they reached the deal, his attorney Jack Goldberger sent the unsigned letter to the local state's attorney, Barry Krischer, and said it was proof of his good character.

Enjoy some fun reading on your defendant, Goldberger wrote on a note accompanying the letter.

Imagine that's the kind of conversation these people are having when we're dealing with a human trafficker.

It was just his playground, and everybody was a piece on the chessboard for him to move as he saw fit.

The then Palm Beach County State Attorney Barry Krischer and federal prosecutors led at the time by now former U.S. Labor Secretary Alex Acosta worked out what had been called a sweetheart deal with Epstein's high-powered legal team.

It also allowed the pedophile to plead guilty to misdemeanor prostitution charges.

Again, that's gross.

Everyone acted like it was normal for a convicted sex offender to have cushy work-release gig in an office that didn't even do any work.

Barry Krischer's office should have been the first to blow the whistle, but instead, they handed him a megaphone.

They knew damn well what was going on, and they didn't care.

Epstein wasn't some first offender trying to turn his life around.

She's a state prosecutor, Villafana.

She worked with Krischer.

So, again, I'm not going to put her up there as some sort of champion, all right? Was she somebody who seemed to care a little bit more? For sure.

But at the end of the day, did she quit her job? Did she become a whistleblower? Did she do anything like that? She didn't.

Everyone acted like it was normal for a convicted sex offender to have a cushy work release gig in an office that didn't even do any work.

Barry Krischer's office should have been the first to blow the whistle, but instead, they handed him a megaphone.

They knew damn well what was going on, and they didn't care.

Epstein wasn't some first offender trying to turn his life around.

And again, I think that there is a lot of trouble on the horizon for the prosecutor's office and those who were involved in getting Jeffrey Epstein this deal.

I mean, just from the emails alone, folks, it's damning for Villafana and Krischer and the whole entire prosecutor's office in the state of Florida.

Never mind the federal prosecutors that were involved.

In the court filing unsealed Monday, the alleged survivor's lawyer, Bradley Edwards and Paul Cassell, contend that the correspondence backs up their view that the prosecution and Epstein's defense work together to frustrate the legal rights the survivors should have been accorded.

Well, that's it folks, pack it in.

The medical examiner in Bill Bard told you that it was a suicide, so that's all it could possibly be, right? Right? Barry Krischer, Palm Beach County State Attorney.

Barry Krischer in 2006 was the first prosecutor ever to consider criminal charges against Jeffrey Epstein.

His office became involved in 2005 as Palm Beach police conducted its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and the sexual abuse of underage girls.

Palm Beach Police Chief Michael Ryder said Krischer was at first gung-ho, but then cooled after Epstein's dream team of defense attorneys showed up.

And for me, with Dershowitz, the biggest beef was the way that he went after these girls.

Like we're talking about 14-year-old girls.

You're going to show up with an oppo packet and then your buddy Barry Krischer's office is just going to take that at face value and destroy these girls? Absolutely disgusting.