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Epstein File EFTA01013285: Ken Starr, Solicitation and Prostitution (DS9)

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This document reflects retrospective commentary about federal decision-makers in the Epstein case, with a focus on Alexander Acosta, who was the United States Attorney in South Florida. The text suggests that Acosta and other officials were being criticized for their handling of the Epstein case, implying that their actions were perceived as insufficient.

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Ironically, now many for their own opportunistic reasons are criticizing the federal decision-makers at the time, including now-Secretary of Labor **Alex**
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**Acosta** (then the United States Attorney in south Florida), for not going far enough.
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self-made businessman with no prior criminal history whatsoever (and who has never acted as an informant), engaged in illegal conduct that amounted to **solicitation**

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