Report: Billionaire Epstein Going To Jail

The New York Post's Dan Mangan reports today that Palm Beach billionaire Jeffrey Epstein is doing a plea deal that will send him to prison for 18 months for soliciting underage prostitutes recruited mainly from Palm Beach Community College. No word on whether he intends to pack his purple vibrator...

By Bob Norman

October 1, 2007

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The New York Post's Dan Mangan reports today that Palm Beach billionaire Jeffrey Epstein is doing a plea deal that will send him to prison for 18 months for soliciting underage prostitutes recruited mainly from Palm Beach Community College. No word on whether he intends to pack his purple vibrator.

Mangan also reports that young Heidi Fleiss-wannabe Haley Robson and icky Epstein assistant Sarah Kellen weren't charged by the grand jury.

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Journalist Bob Norman has been raking the muck of South Florida for the past 25 years. His work has led to criminal cases against corrupt politicians, the ouster of bad judges from the bench, and has garnered dozens of state, regional, and national awards.

Contact: Bob Norman