In Jane Doe v. United States, a lawsuit by alleged victims of Jeffrey Epstein against the Federal Bureau of Investigations over its failures to follow up on tips regarding Epstein's human trafficking, Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil has ruled that the plaintiffs cannot proceed

Per The Miami Herald: After his Boeing 757-200 encountered mechanical issues, Donald Trump flew to a Bozeman, MT, rally, & several fundraisers over the weekend, upon a plane once owned by Jeffrey Epstein. The blue Gulfstream G-550 was the last plane Epstein flew upon, before

The plaintiffs in Jane Doe v. U.S. Virgin Islands have filed their opposition to a motion to dismiss. The case involves a suit by alleged victims of Jeffrey Epstein against the U.S. territory's government, as well as both former & current politicians which it claims either

*Editorial Statement* Because we all dream of being Men of Destiny, I opted to reunite the duo of 0083 Gundams with the Gundam "Zephyranthes" Full Burnern as my next gunpla build. I tried my hand at detail painting, & I think it turned out not so bad for my first time.

Per Washington Post: An alleged address book belonging to Jeffrey Epstein failed to be sold at auction, after bidder failed to meet the reserve price (minimum amount that would be accepted for an item). This address book was initially found on the streets of Manhattan by Denise

In Bensky v. Indyke, plaintiffs had subpoenaed records from Bella Klein, an accountant for Jeffrey Epstein, as part of their lawsuit against Darren Indyke (Epstein's personal lawyer) & Richard Kahn (Epstein's main accountant). On 29 July, Sigrid McCawley alleges that Klein is not

The twelve Jane Does who filed a lawsuit against the Federal Bureau of Investigations over their alleged failure to pursue tips on Jeffrey Epstein's criminal activities have voluntarily dismissed their complaint, without prejudice. This means that they chose to end their suit

*Editorial Statement* This one-two punch from "The Last Temptation of Homer" (S5 E9):

Richard Madeley, on Good Morning Britain, asked whether it is "time to lay off Prince Andrew". Madeley argues that in the wake of the National Portrait Gallery moving to acquire a photograph taken of the Duke of York & Emily Maitlis in the wake of the NewsNight interview, that

Counsel for Leon Black, former CEO of Apollo Global Management & Epstein associate, have moved to seal an amended complaint filed in a lawsuit wherein a Jane Doe alleges he sexually assaulted her at Epstein's Manhattan townhouse. Black's lawyers argue that this suit is a "smear

Wanted to cook something novel, so gave skillet chicken with lemon, olives, & capers a whirl. Made mushroom pea risotto as the side.

Always nice to see the pollinators still flitting about the garden, even as we approach autumn.

Judge Arun Subramanian has approved, in part, a request for testimony from a Jane Doe's parents & friend, in Bensky v. Indyke. This suit involves an alleged victim of Jeffrey Epstein suing his personal lawyer (Darren Indyke) & accountant (Richard Kahn) over their potential