The Justice Department says it will release "several hundred thousand more" documents from the Jeffrey Epstein investigation as criticism grows over Friday's partial release. Attorney Arick Fudali who represents several Epstein survivors joins Ana Cabrera to discuss how his clients are reacting and what's next. MS NOW: My Source for News, Opinion, and the World. Same mission. New name. » Subscribe to MS NOW: https://www.youtube.com/@msnow MS NOW is the go-to destination for domestic and international breaki ...

for these parents. >> Outrage in a northern New York State school district. >> I'm here to speak for my grandson who was put in that box >> over what families claim is depicted in these photos, a wooden box which appears to be in the corner of a classroom and used as punishment for students, including some who have special needs.Chrissy Onentah Jacobs, a parent and former Salmon River Central School District board member, posted the photos to social media given to her, she says, by teachers who recently lef ...

RT PhrogsPhorever (@DebateMaster114)Almost hard to believe that Mike put this together—for the first time—live on his stream. But he’s a genius investigator, and I haven’t seen anyone put the Epstein puzzle together as clearly as he has. ...

Andrew, we've been talking um theoretically you've been reading. Uh anything strike you in terms of what the Department of Justice has made public. >> Um I want to turn to something that you said at the outset, which is that we're going to look for what's in there, but we're going to also look for what's not in there.And I just want to talk for a moment what Todd Blanch said today because it is outrageous. It is to me this is just a huge joke that is basically treating the MAGA base as a bunch of fools. Um ...

The suspect was found dead inside of a New Hampshire storage facility earlier tonight with a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Just moments ago, officials said that they believe this person was also responsible for the murder of an MIT professor two days after that brown shooting. Take a listen.Federal agents breached a storage locker in Salem, New Hampshire, in search of Claudio Neves Valente, a Portuguese national. We believed shot and killed two Brown University students and an MIT professor in Brookline, Ma ...

Investigation Overview - The investigation was initiated following a tragic incident on December 13th, involving the Province Police Department and Brown University Police Department [1] - Law enforcement agencies collaborated, including federal agencies, to identify a person of interest through video footage [1] - Public assistance and community involvement were crucial in collecting evidence [1][2] Evidence and Identification - Video footage provided a description of a vehicle, corroborated by a tip, leading to the identification of a rental car in Massachusetts [3][4] - The rental agreement provided the real name of the individual, Claudio Nevice Valente, a 48-year-old Brown student and Portuguese national with an address in Miami, Florida [4][5] - The identified subject matched the description of the person of interest [5] Resolution and Closure - Claudio Nevice Valente took his own life [5] - Multiple law enforcement agencies were involved in the process in Salem, New Hampshire [5][6] - The Province Police Department expressed gratitude to various law enforcement agencies for their collaboration [6][7]

We want to take a turn now. We are following breaking news in the investigation into last weekend's deadly shooting at Brown University. Three senior law enforcement officials now confirming to NBC News that a person of interest has been identified. This significant development comes as four senior law enforcement officials also confirmed to NBC News that police are looking into whether the deadly shooting of an MIT professor in the Boston area is connected to the attack at Brown in Providence. That profess ...

Police are now looking into whether that shooting on Monday that killed an MIT professor in the Boston area might be linked to Saturday's shooting on the campus of Brown University. That is according to four law enforcement officials. The professor was found shot to death in his home in the Boston suburbs in the suburb rather of Brooklyn on Monday night.During a press conference earlier this week, the FBI said there was nothing at that stage linking these two shootings. Now, however, authorities are explori ...

Now to new developments this morning in the manhunt centered in Providence, Rhode Island, where we are getting a clearer image of the person authorities are identifying as a person of interest in the Brown University shooting that left two dead and nine wounded. Authorities in Rhode Island have now released a timeline of the person's movements in the hours just before the attack. And new footage showing this person dressed in dark clothes walking down the street.Police are asking the public to check any sec ...

Tonight, as arrest stated, we are renewing our calls for the public's assistance in seeking any and all information about the shooter. No amount of information is too small or irrelevant. We are also here to announce the FBI is now offering the reward of $50,000 for information that could lead to the identification, the arrest, and the conviction of the individual responsible who we believe to be armed and dangerous.We're asking everyone in Rhode Island and beyond to review the new images of the suspect, sh ...