by Paul Dragu, The New American:
The police chief who oversaw Jeffrey Epstein’s Florida case recently told the Miami Herald that state and federal governments worked against him. Moreover, he said he was intimidated and threatened over his persistence to bring Epstein to justice.
“This case, in many respects, felt like the people who work for our government were working more for Epstein than they were working for the victims and protecting the public,” Michael Reiter told the Herald.
The Florida newspaper published an article on Saturday detailing the immense pressure and obstacles Reiter and his force ran into while trying to bring Epstein to justice. Reiter was the Palm Beach police chief from 2001 to 2009.
Bill Gates’ closest allies reportedly scrambled to contain the damage after his ties to the pedophile financier Jeffrey Epstein were thrust back into the spotlight by a fresh wave of explosive allegations.
‘I do think he was treated different from the other inmates’
