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New order in the Ghislaine Maxwell case - Maxwell will be arraigned in-person on her new charges (sex trafficking of a minor) on April 16. One possible issue at the hearing: "Tactical gamesmanship" by prosecutors for the new (late) charges against Maxwell "based on evidence that was in the govt's possession for years"

On that sloppy CNN article about Special Counsel John Durham: What we know about the Durham investigation so far. (There's more to it than CNN reports) How CNN tries to downplay the latest "developments." https://technofog.substack.com/p/john-durham-developments

New - more info coming out in the Ghislaine Maxwell case. The FBI New York office interviewed 4 victims of Maxwell/Jeffrey Epstein in 2007-2008 - and didn't open a separate investigation.

If anyone has any questions on the latest Ghislaine Maxwell sex trafficking charges, post the questions on Substack and I'll answer: https://technofog.substack.com/p/new-superseding-indictment-hits-ghislaine

NEW - Ghislaine Maxwell hit with superseding indictment. ID's a new minor victim - Maxwell charged with participating "in the sex trafficking of a minor" Our latest: https://technofog.substack.com/p/new-superseding-indictment-hits-ghislaine

https://technofog.substack.com/p/one-last-word-on-governor-noem Friends, there are lots of competing stories on the South Dakota law - we did a deeper review. On South Dakota and Governor Noem - the blame goes all around. HB 1217 is a poorly written law and Noem's revisions don't go far enough. If this fight is going to court, then let's fight to win and start from a position of strength.

A new fight in the Ghislaine Maxwell case- Maxwell has requested an OK for a subpoena "directed at a law firm that represents [her] alleged victims." Would require production of personal/confidential victim info. The victims law firm is fighting the proposed subpoena. Expect a ruling in the coming weeks.

Accusation by Ghislaine Maxwell attorneys: The DOJ “produced documents indicating that government prosecutors misled a federal judge to obtain evidence against Ms. Maxwell” Note: documents are still sealed.

A new filing raises questions in the Ghislaine Maxwell case. Accusations that federal prosecutors lied to obtain evidence. Our write-up on the latest Maxwell developments - including the court documents. https://technofog.substack.com/p/trouble-with-the-ghislaine-maxwell

Ghislaine Maxwell’s latest attempt at release on bail has been rejected. Court order: Maxwell still “poses a risk of flight”

They’ll likely want the dismissal of Carter Page’s civil rights case based on, apparently, “complex legal issues related to national security.” Here is the excerpt of the Government’s filing.

Carter Page has a $75 million lawsuit against the Govt for FISA abuse. A recent filing leads us to suspect the Govt will seek dismissal of the case. Our write-up in a Substack. [If any questions about the case, ask in Substack comments and I’ll answer.] https://technofog.substack.com/p/will-the-us-try-to-dismiss-the-carter

If you guys have any questions on the Ghislaine Maxwell case or any Epstein related questions I’ll do my best to answer on Substack. Just ask a question in the Substack comments section. https://technofog.substack.com/p/the-ghislane-maxwell-case/comments

The other day we asked about what you'd like to read. (642 comments and going!) One popular request: Ghislaine Maxwell. Here is our update on the Ghislaine Maxwell case, including questions on the DOJ's ongoing(?) investigation of Epstein's co-conspirators. https://technofog.substack.com/p/the-ghislane-maxwell-case

We try to write about and post things that are relevant and newsworthy, but sometimes the news is slow and I search for ideas. What are you interested in that doesn't get enough coverage?

https://technofog.substack.com/p/the-sources-who-lie-and-the-reporters On the Washington Post and "find the fraud." Perhaps the biggest story that the media refuses to publish: The identity of their lying sources. Our latest:

The filing of the charges against the two men indicates that the Feds know Officer Sicknick's cause of death, and whether any alleged assault played a role. They're just not telling the public yet.

From the document: we see that the officers couldn't perform their duties for "at least 20 minutes or longer while they recovered from the spray." Officer Sicknick reported he had been "sprayed in the face with a substance." Now we wait and see if the Feds link the bear spray to Officer Sicknick's stroke. It's very well possible that they do.

http://cdn.cnn.com/cnn/2021/images/03/15/tanios_khater_complaint.and.affadavit_redacted.pdf Here is the criminal complaint against two men alleged to have sprayed Officer Brian Sicknick (and others) with bear spray. Of note - there is no allegation (yet) that the bear spray caused Officer Sicknick's alleged stroke or any other serious injury.

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