American billionaire arrested for sex trafficking and rape of minors

Billionaire and New York financial broker Jeffrey Epstein was arrested for bad trafficking crimes in the New York area after long investigating allegations of abuse badual abuse of adolescents.

Epstein, who is scheduled to appear before a federal magistrate on Monday, was arrested Saturday at the New Jersey airport after his arrival from Paris by his private plane, CBS Miami announced. Epstein is a millionaire fund manager who has already counted among his friends former President Bill Clinton, the British Prince of England and President Donald Trump.

A source related to the case told the TV channel that Epstein had been indicted on one charge of trafficking for badual purposes and another conspiracy to commit a trafficking for badual purposes.

Epstein had been accused of paying girls for "bad mbadages" in his mansion in Palm Beach, Florida. A police investigation revealed that he had raped minors, some of whom were under the age of 13, according to a Miami Herald report.

But Epstein avoided federal lawsuits in these cases after negotiating an advocacy deal in 2007 with R. Alexander Acosta, the current United States Labor Secretary, and then chief federal prosecutor in Miami.

The tycoon pleaded guilty to charges against minors in the state for soliciting badual acts and interacted with a minor under the age of 18 in acts of prostitution. Thus, he avoided a sentence of life imprisonment and was sentenced to 18 months in prison.

The agreement also required him to make financial arrangements with dozens of his teenage victims and to register as a bad offender. The investigation of The Miami Herald He found that Epstein had obtained privileges that allowed him to get out of prison 12 hours a day, six days a week, and that he had been released after 13 months.