The article discusses the case of Jeffrey Epstein, a New York money manager accused of inappropriate sexual contact with minors in Palm Beach, Florida. Despite police finding probable cause for serious charges, Epstein was indicted on a lesser charge of soliciting prostitution, raising questions of preferential treatment due to his prominence. The Palm Beach police chief accused prosecutors of special treatment, and the case has affected Epstein's reputation.
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