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Federal Bureau of Investigation - Seal¶
March 03, 2022¶
Federal Bureau of Investigation¶
Daily News Briefing¶
(In coordination with the Office of Public Affairs)¶
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Table of Contents¶
IN THE NEWS¶
CAPITOL VIOLENCE NEWS¶
COUNTERTERRORISM¶
COUNTERINTELLIGENCE¶
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS¶
EFTA00160182¶
- Ghislaine Maxwell: The Life Of The Jeffrey Epstein Associate Found Guilty Of Sex Trafficking
CYBER DIVISION¶
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS¶
INTERNATIONAL NEWS¶
EFTA00160183¶
OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS¶
BIG PICTURE¶
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Wall Street Journal
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New York Times
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Washington Post
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Financial Times
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ABC News
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CBS News
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NBC News
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Fox News
WASHINGTON SCHEDULE¶
IN THE NEWS¶
DOJ Says Hack Reporting Bill ‘Makes Us Less Safe’¶
EFTA00160184¶
EFTA00160185¶
Back to Top¶
CAPITOL VIOLENCE NEWS¶
EFTA00160186¶
EFTA00160187¶
Back to Top¶
COUNTERINTELLIGENCE¶
Back to Top¶
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS¶
EFTA00160188¶
EFTA00160189¶
EFTA00160190¶
EFTA00160191¶
Ghislaine Maxwell: The Life Of The Jeffrey Epstein Associate Found Guilty Of Sex Trafficking¶
Independent (03/02, Sommerlad, Wadhera) reported that the British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted Wednesday of luring teenage girls to be sexually abused by the American millionaire Jeffrey Epstein. According to the article, the verdict capped a month-long trial featuring sordid accounts of the sexual exploitation of girls as young as 14, told by four women who described being abused as teens in the 1990s and early 2000s at Epstein’s palatial homes in Florida, New York, and New Mexico. Maxwell was convicted on five of six counts, including one count of sex trafficking. Lawyers for Maxwell, who faces up to 65 years in prison, vowed to appeal. The article noted that Maxwell’s trial was widely seen as the reckoning Epstein never had and one of the highest-profile cases in the wake of the #MeToo movement, which encouraged women to speak out about sexual abuse by famous and powerful people.¶