A critique of the Miami Herald's reporting on the Jeffrey Epstein case, highlighting alleged factual errors and bias. The document disputes claims about Epstein's role as a hedge fund manager, his cooperation with the government, and the portrayal of women involved as victims. It argues that the women were not coerced, were paid, and often lied about their ages. The document also challenges the Herald's reporting on Epstein's alleged sex trafficking, his meetings with officials, and the presence of video cameras in his home. It suggests that the Herald's series was sensationalized and lacked proper verification.
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