Journalist told late financier he should 'get ahead' of bad publicity as he faced sex abuse allegations, emails reveal.
Journalist told late financier he should ‘get ahead’ of bad publicity as he faced sex abuse allegations, emails reveal.
By John Power
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A New York Times reporter told Jeffrey Epstein that he could write an article that would define the financier on his own terms as he faced allegations of sexually abusing minors in the months leading up to his 2008 conviction, newly uncovered emails reveal.
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