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Monday Sunrise Briefs: After Epstein, Norway hero, and Jerusalem clash

Justice persists.

After Jeffrey Epstein’s apparent suicide Saturday in a federal jail, we can expect prosecutors to focus on suspected accomplices. Court documents released Friday described three unnamed employees who allegedly facilitated criminal acts against underage girls. While Mr. Epstein’s death ends the criminal case against him, civil lawsuits targeting his wealth are expected to be filed by alleged victims. The Epstein case, involving charges of child sex trafficking, was considered an important example of the pursuit of justice against

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