Convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein described himself as a "Tier One" sexual predator in a videotaped interview released by the Justice Department Friday. The financier, who was fo… Trump says ...

A newly released Justice Department video has shed unsettling light on how Jeffrey Epstein viewed himself, capturing the convicted pedophile in his own words during a wide-ranging interview with Steve ...

Convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein described himself as a “Tier One” sexual predator in a videotaped interview with former Trump White House strategist Steve Bannon that was released by the Justice ...

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Jeffrey Epstein called himself the "lowest" sexual predator in a newly unearthed interview conducted after the convicted paedophile was released from prison. Millions of new documents were released to ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Law enforcement authorities in Galveston were outraged this week when detailing the crimes for which 27-year-old Graham Dunn is ...

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HOUSTON — Law enforcement authorities in Galveston were outraged this week when detailing the crimes for which 27-year-old Graham Dunn is accused. "Just how much of a monster he is," said Galveston ...

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