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  1. The mystery of Michele: a missing woman from Germany reappears in the Epstein files.

    A young woman from Germany vanished without a trace 11 years ago.

    Now, her name makes several appearances in the Epstein files.

    Her family wants to finally learn what happened to her.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260612

    #EpsteinFiles #Germany #MissingPersons #JeffreyEpstein #DanielSiad #SexualAbuse #SexualExploitation #Michele #Longread

  2. The mystery of Michele: a missing woman from Germany reappears in the Epstein files.

    A young woman from Germany vanished without a trace 11 years ago.

    Now, her name makes several appearances in the Epstein files.

    Her family wants to finally learn what happened to her.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260612

    #EpsteinFiles #Germany #MissingPersons #JeffreyEpstein #DanielSiad #SexualAbuse #SexualExploitation #Michele #Longread

  3. The mystery of Michele: a missing woman from Germany reappears in the Epstein files.

    A young woman from Germany vanished without a trace 11 years ago.

    Now, her name makes several appearances in the Epstein files.

    Her family wants to finally learn what happened to her.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260612

    #EpsteinFiles #Germany #MissingPersons #JeffreyEpstein #DanielSiad #SexualAbuse #SexualExploitation #Michele #Longread

  4. The mystery of Michele: a missing woman from Germany reappears in the Epstein files.

    A young woman from Germany vanished without a trace 11 years ago.

    Now, her name makes several appearances in the Epstein files.

    Her family wants to finally learn what happened to her.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260612

    #EpsteinFiles #Germany #MissingPersons #JeffreyEpstein #DanielSiad #SexualAbuse #SexualExploitation #Michele #Longread

  5. The mystery of Michele: a missing woman from Germany reappears in the Epstein files.

    A young woman from Germany vanished without a trace 11 years ago.

    Now, her name makes several appearances in the Epstein files.

    Her family wants to finally learn what happened to her.

    mediafaro.org/article/20260612

    #EpsteinFiles #Germany #MissingPersons #JeffreyEpstein #DanielSiad #SexualAbuse #SexualExploitation #Michele #Longread

  6. Bei mir würde einer wie Daniel S. im Keller auf einem Stuhl gefesselt landen. Den Rest überlasse ich euerer Fantasie.

    zdfheute.de/panorama/kriminali

    In einer Doku wenige Tage zuvor war sowohl Daniel S, als auch der zu Wort kommende Horst-Dieter Esch, unangenehmer Typ, zu Wort.

    ardmediathek.de/video/Y3JpZDov

    #EpsteinFiles #Michele

  7. Bei mir würde einer wie Daniel S. im Keller auf einem Stuhl gefesselt landen. Den Rest überlasse ich euerer Fantasie.

    zdfheute.de/panorama/kriminali

    In einer Doku wenige Tage zuvor war sowohl Daniel S, als auch der zu Wort kommende Horst-Dieter Esch, unangenehmer Typ, zu Wort.

    ardmediathek.de/video/Y3JpZDov

    #EpsteinFiles #Michele

  8. Bei mir würde einer wie Daniel S. im Keller auf einem Stuhl gefesselt landen. Den Rest überlasse ich euerer Fantasie.

    zdfheute.de/panorama/kriminali

    In einer Doku wenige Tage zuvor war sowohl Daniel S, als auch der zu Wort kommende Horst-Dieter Esch, unangenehmer Typ, zu Wort.

    ardmediathek.de/video/Y3JpZDov

    #EpsteinFiles #Michele

  9. Bei mir würde einer wie Daniel S. im Keller auf einem Stuhl gefesselt landen. Den Rest überlasse ich euerer Fantasie.

    zdfheute.de/panorama/kriminali

    In einer Doku wenige Tage zuvor war sowohl Daniel S, als auch der zu Wort kommende Horst-Dieter Esch, unangenehmer Typ, zu Wort.

    ardmediathek.de/video/Y3JpZDov

    #EpsteinFiles #Michele

  10. Bei mir würde einer wie Daniel S. im Keller auf einem Stuhl gefesselt landen. Den Rest überlasse ich euerer Fantasie.

    zdfheute.de/panorama/kriminali

    In einer Doku wenige Tage zuvor war sowohl Daniel S, als auch der zu Wort kommende Horst-Dieter Esch, unangenehmer Typ, zu Wort.

    ardmediathek.de/video/Y3JpZDov

    #EpsteinFiles #Michele

  11. #Michele, eine Deutsche, verschwindet 2015 spurlos. Die Polizei findet keinen Ansatz. Sie ist damals 22. Das erste Mal, dass die Familie wieder ihren Namen hört, ist im Zusammenhang mit den veröffentlichten #EpsteinFiles. #DerSpiegel recherchiert
    archive.today/OjtZt
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  12. #Michele, eine Deutsche, verschwindet 2015 spurlos. Die Polizei findet keinen Ansatz. Sie ist damals 22. Das erste Mal, dass die Familie wieder ihren Namen hört, ist im Zusammenhang mit den veröffentlichten #EpsteinFiles. #DerSpiegel recherchiert
    archive.today/OjtZt
    1/3

  13. Düsseldorf: So entsteht die Nostalgiewelt von Roncalli im Rheinpark

    Hätte der Aufbau nur einen Tag später begonnen, wären die Beteiligten im Rheinpark nicht so nass geworden. Denn…
    #Duesseldorf #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Düsseldorf #["Rheinpark" #"circus" #Aufbau #Aufbauarbeiten #Aufbautages #Germany #Michele #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Nostalgiewelt #Roncalli #rossi #Verlauf #Zeltmeister
    europesays.com/de/1033552/

  14. Tony Nominations Snubs and Surprises: Lea Michele Left Out, ‘Titaníque’ Shines

    ‘S.N.L.’ Alums Get the Last Laugh Two former “Saturday Night Live” cast members, Rachel Dratch and Ana Gasteyer,…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Entertainment #ana #andre #burke #Byrne #DeShields #Dratch #Gasteyer #June #Kelli #Lea #Marylouise #michele #o'hara #rachel #Rose #Squibb #Theater #Theater(Broadway) #TonyAwards(TheaterAwards)
    newsbeep.com/us/625837/

  15. Tony Nominations Snubs and Surprises: Lea Michele Left Out, ‘Titaníque’ Shines

    ‘S.N.L.’ Alums Get the Last Laugh Two former “Saturday Night Live” cast members, Rachel Dratch and Ana Gasteyer,…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Entertainment #ana #andre #burke #Byrne #DeShields #Dratch #Gasteyer #June #Kelli #Lea #Marylouise #michele #o'hara #rachel #Rose #Squibb #Theater #Theater(Broadway) #TonyAwards(TheaterAwards)
    newsbeep.com/us/625837/

  16. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder #6 Review: Oroku Saki Chooses Blood, Pain, and Pure Chaos
    There are comic books that entertain you, and then there are comic books that grab you by the throat, throw you...
    comiccrusaders.com/comic-books
    #Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #TMNT #Shredder #Oroku Saki #IDW Publishing #Dan Watters #Michele Bandini #Scott Hanna #Marco Lesko #comic book reviews #TMNT comics #Comic Crusaders

  17. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder #6 Review: Oroku Saki Chooses Blood, Pain, and Pure Chaos
    There are comic books that entertain you, and then there are comic books that grab you by the throat, throw you...
    comiccrusaders.com/comic-books
    #Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #TMNT #Shredder #Oroku Saki #IDW Publishing #Dan Watters #Michele Bandini #Scott Hanna #Marco Lesko #comic book reviews #TMNT comics #Comic Crusaders

  18. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder #6 Review: Oroku Saki Chooses Blood, Pain, and Pure Chaos
    There are comic books that entertain you, and then there are comic books that grab you by the throat, throw you...
    comiccrusaders.com/comic-books
    #Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles #TMNT #Shredder #Oroku Saki #IDW Publishing #Dan Watters #Michele Bandini #Scott Hanna #Marco Lesko #comic book reviews #TMNT comics #Comic Crusaders

  19. Michèle Rubirola, Samia Ghali, Amine Kessaci… qui sont les 33 nouveaux adjoints au maire de Marseille ?

    Après avoir été officiellement réélu maire de Marseille, ce samedi 28 mars au matin, Benoît Payan a fait…
    #Marseille #FR #France #Actu #News #Europe #EU #2026 #actu #Actualités #amine #BreakingNews #europe #Ghali #Kessaci #Michèle #politique #Provence-Alpes-Côted'Azur #qui #Républiquefrançaise #Rubirola #Samia
    europesays.com/fr/830644/

  20. Skybound Reveals First Look at Super Creepshow #2 and Its Superpowered Vampire Horror
    When the Creep-Signal lights up the sky, that ain’t a cry...
    comiccrusaders.com/comic-books
    #Super Creepshow #Super Creepshow #2 #Creepshow #Skybound #Image Comics #Greg Nicotero #Gerry Duggan #Marv Wolfman #Michele Rubini #Scott Buoncristiano #horror comics #anthology comics #vampire comics #superhero horror #comic book news #variant covers

  21. Skybound Reveals First Look at Super Creepshow #2 and Its Superpowered Vampire Horror
    When the Creep-Signal lights up the sky, that ain’t a cry...
    comiccrusaders.com/comic-books
    #Super Creepshow #Super Creepshow #2 #Creepshow #Skybound #Image Comics #Greg Nicotero #Gerry Duggan #Marv Wolfman #Michele Rubini #Scott Buoncristiano #horror comics #anthology comics #vampire comics #superhero horror #comic book news #variant covers

  22. Accessible UX Research, A New Smashing Book By Michele Williams — Smashing Magazine

    misryoum.com/us/reviews/access

    Our newest Smashing Book, “Accessible UX Research” by Michele Williams, is finally shipping worldwide — and we couldn’t be happier! This book is about research, but you’ll also learn about assistive technology, different types of disability, and how to build...

    #Accessible #Research #New #Smashing #Book #Michele #Williams #Smashing #Magazine #US_News_Hub #misryoum_com

  23. President Trump took pardon abuse to a new level this year
    with a string of dubious clemencies that together present a unique
    case study in how this unfettered executive power can be used to degrade, corrupt and politicize the justice system.

    The president pardoned one of his supporters, #Michele #Fiore,
    a Nevada politician who was convicted of federal charges that she used money from a police memorial fund for personal expenses, including for plastic surgery.

    He pardoned another supporter, #Scott #Jenkins, a former sheriff in Virginia who took bribes in exchange for badges.

    He pardoned #Todd and #Julie #Chrisley, reality TV personalities imprisoned for tax evasion and defrauding banks, whose daughter campaigned for Mr. Trump.

    He commuted the sentence of #Imaad #Zuberi, a major donor convicted of a host of crimes including illegal lobbying.

    Trump’s clemencies certainly aren’t the first to raise eyebrows -- Both Republican and Democratic presidents have, in certain instances, used their constitutional pardon power for questionable ends:
    George H.W. Bush pardoned officials embroiled in the Iran-contra scandal;
    Bill Clinton pardoned the billionaire fugitive Marc Rich;
    Joe Biden pardoned his son.

    ⭐️But for the most part, they relied on the Justice Department’s pardon attorney
    — a position I held for nearly three years
    — to evaluate clemency applications.
    Even when they acted against their pardon attorney’s advice, they typically did so with the benefit of a thorough investigation and analysis prepared by a team of nonpolitical experts.

    Trump has flipped the table on the deliberative approach favored by his predecessors.
    The damage won’t be easily undone

    On Trump's Inauguration Day,
    I read the news that he had pardoned about 1,500 people accused of crimes in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

    Though I had not been consulted, my staff and I were still expected to begin facilitating the releases of all those incarcerated.

    Over the next three days, 27 more pardons were granted,
    all without even a nod to the traditional role of the Justice Department in advising the president on pardons.

    Ordinarily, pardon applications face an exacting initial review by the Office of the Pardon Attorney.

    Applying detailed guidelines laid out in the Justice Manual,
    staff members assess applicants’ past criminal conduct,
    evidence of atonement, remorse and steps toward rehabilitation,
    and the reasons that they are seeking a pardon.

    Cases that clear this initial step then move to the F.B.I.,
    which conducts a full background investigation.

    Prosecutors, judges and victims are then given an opportunity to weigh in.

    In four years as president, Mr. Biden granted more than 4,000 commutations
    (full or partial reductions of sentences)
    but only 80 pardons.

    In March, after being sidelined for weeks,
    I was dismissed.

    I was replaced by Ed Martin,
    an organizer in the "Stop the Steal" movement who has described his pardon priorities unambiguously:
    “No MAGA left behind.”

    On his watch, the traditional application review process has been neutered.

    nytimes.com/2025/12/26/opinion

  24. President Trump took pardon abuse to a new level this year
    with a string of dubious clemencies that together present a unique
    case study in how this unfettered executive power can be used to degrade, corrupt and politicize the justice system.

    The president pardoned one of his supporters, #Michele #Fiore,
    a Nevada politician who was convicted of federal charges that she used money from a police memorial fund for personal expenses, including for plastic surgery.

    He pardoned another supporter, #Scott #Jenkins, a former sheriff in Virginia who took bribes in exchange for badges.

    He pardoned #Todd and #Julie #Chrisley, reality TV personalities imprisoned for tax evasion and defrauding banks, whose daughter campaigned for Mr. Trump.

    He commuted the sentence of #Imaad #Zuberi, a major donor convicted of a host of crimes including illegal lobbying.

    Trump’s clemencies certainly aren’t the first to raise eyebrows -- Both Republican and Democratic presidents have, in certain instances, used their constitutional pardon power for questionable ends:
    George H.W. Bush pardoned officials embroiled in the Iran-contra scandal;
    Bill Clinton pardoned the billionaire fugitive Marc Rich;
    Joe Biden pardoned his son.

    ⭐️But for the most part, they relied on the Justice Department’s pardon attorney
    — a position I held for nearly three years
    — to evaluate clemency applications.
    Even when they acted against their pardon attorney’s advice, they typically did so with the benefit of a thorough investigation and analysis prepared by a team of nonpolitical experts.

    Trump has flipped the table on the deliberative approach favored by his predecessors.
    The damage won’t be easily undone

    On Trump's Inauguration Day,
    I read the news that he had pardoned about 1,500 people accused of crimes in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

    Though I had not been consulted, my staff and I were still expected to begin facilitating the releases of all those incarcerated.

    Over the next three days, 27 more pardons were granted,
    all without even a nod to the traditional role of the Justice Department in advising the president on pardons.

    Ordinarily, pardon applications face an exacting initial review by the Office of the Pardon Attorney.

    Applying detailed guidelines laid out in the Justice Manual,
    staff members assess applicants’ past criminal conduct,
    evidence of atonement, remorse and steps toward rehabilitation,
    and the reasons that they are seeking a pardon.

    Cases that clear this initial step then move to the F.B.I.,
    which conducts a full background investigation.

    Prosecutors, judges and victims are then given an opportunity to weigh in.

    In four years as president, Mr. Biden granted more than 4,000 commutations
    (full or partial reductions of sentences)
    but only 80 pardons.

    In March, after being sidelined for weeks,
    I was dismissed.

    I was replaced by Ed Martin,
    an organizer in the "Stop the Steal" movement who has described his pardon priorities unambiguously:
    “No MAGA left behind.”

    On his watch, the traditional application review process has been neutered.

    nytimes.com/2025/12/26/opinion

  25. President Trump took pardon abuse to a new level this year
    with a string of dubious clemencies that together present a unique
    case study in how this unfettered executive power can be used to degrade, corrupt and politicize the justice system.

    The president pardoned one of his supporters, #Michele #Fiore,
    a Nevada politician who was convicted of federal charges that she used money from a police memorial fund for personal expenses, including for plastic surgery.

    He pardoned another supporter, #Scott #Jenkins, a former sheriff in Virginia who took bribes in exchange for badges.

    He pardoned #Todd and #Julie #Chrisley, reality TV personalities imprisoned for tax evasion and defrauding banks, whose daughter campaigned for Mr. Trump.

    He commuted the sentence of #Imaad #Zuberi, a major donor convicted of a host of crimes including illegal lobbying.

    Trump’s clemencies certainly aren’t the first to raise eyebrows -- Both Republican and Democratic presidents have, in certain instances, used their constitutional pardon power for questionable ends:
    George H.W. Bush pardoned officials embroiled in the Iran-contra scandal;
    Bill Clinton pardoned the billionaire fugitive Marc Rich;
    Joe Biden pardoned his son.

    ⭐️But for the most part, they relied on the Justice Department’s pardon attorney
    — a position I held for nearly three years
    — to evaluate clemency applications.
    Even when they acted against their pardon attorney’s advice, they typically did so with the benefit of a thorough investigation and analysis prepared by a team of nonpolitical experts.

    Trump has flipped the table on the deliberative approach favored by his predecessors.
    The damage won’t be easily undone

    On Trump's Inauguration Day,
    I read the news that he had pardoned about 1,500 people accused of crimes in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

    Though I had not been consulted, my staff and I were still expected to begin facilitating the releases of all those incarcerated.

    Over the next three days, 27 more pardons were granted,
    all without even a nod to the traditional role of the Justice Department in advising the president on pardons.

    Ordinarily, pardon applications face an exacting initial review by the Office of the Pardon Attorney.

    Applying detailed guidelines laid out in the Justice Manual,
    staff members assess applicants’ past criminal conduct,
    evidence of atonement, remorse and steps toward rehabilitation,
    and the reasons that they are seeking a pardon.

    Cases that clear this initial step then move to the F.B.I.,
    which conducts a full background investigation.

    Prosecutors, judges and victims are then given an opportunity to weigh in.

    In four years as president, Mr. Biden granted more than 4,000 commutations
    (full or partial reductions of sentences)
    but only 80 pardons.

    In March, after being sidelined for weeks,
    I was dismissed.

    I was replaced by Ed Martin,
    an organizer in the "Stop the Steal" movement who has described his pardon priorities unambiguously:
    “No MAGA left behind.”

    On his watch, the traditional application review process has been neutered.

    nytimes.com/2025/12/26/opinion

  26. President Trump took pardon abuse to a new level this year
    with a string of dubious clemencies that together present a unique
    case study in how this unfettered executive power can be used to degrade, corrupt and politicize the justice system.

    The president pardoned one of his supporters, #Michele #Fiore,
    a Nevada politician who was convicted of federal charges that she used money from a police memorial fund for personal expenses, including for plastic surgery.

    He pardoned another supporter, #Scott #Jenkins, a former sheriff in Virginia who took bribes in exchange for badges.

    He pardoned #Todd and #Julie #Chrisley, reality TV personalities imprisoned for tax evasion and defrauding banks, whose daughter campaigned for Mr. Trump.

    He commuted the sentence of #Imaad #Zuberi, a major donor convicted of a host of crimes including illegal lobbying.

    Trump’s clemencies certainly aren’t the first to raise eyebrows -- Both Republican and Democratic presidents have, in certain instances, used their constitutional pardon power for questionable ends:
    George H.W. Bush pardoned officials embroiled in the Iran-contra scandal;
    Bill Clinton pardoned the billionaire fugitive Marc Rich;
    Joe Biden pardoned his son.

    ⭐️But for the most part, they relied on the Justice Department’s pardon attorney
    — a position I held for nearly three years
    — to evaluate clemency applications.
    Even when they acted against their pardon attorney’s advice, they typically did so with the benefit of a thorough investigation and analysis prepared by a team of nonpolitical experts.

    Trump has flipped the table on the deliberative approach favored by his predecessors.
    The damage won’t be easily undone

    On Trump's Inauguration Day,
    I read the news that he had pardoned about 1,500 people accused of crimes in connection with the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.

    Though I had not been consulted, my staff and I were still expected to begin facilitating the releases of all those incarcerated.

    Over the next three days, 27 more pardons were granted,
    all without even a nod to the traditional role of the Justice Department in advising the president on pardons.

    Ordinarily, pardon applications face an exacting initial review by the Office of the Pardon Attorney.

    Applying detailed guidelines laid out in the Justice Manual,
    staff members assess applicants’ past criminal conduct,
    evidence of atonement, remorse and steps toward rehabilitation,
    and the reasons that they are seeking a pardon.

    Cases that clear this initial step then move to the F.B.I.,
    which conducts a full background investigation.

    Prosecutors, judges and victims are then given an opportunity to weigh in.

    In four years as president, Mr. Biden granted more than 4,000 commutations
    (full or partial reductions of sentences)
    but only 80 pardons.

    In March, after being sidelined for weeks,
    I was dismissed.

    I was replaced by Ed Martin,
    an organizer in the "Stop the Steal" movement who has described his pardon priorities unambiguously:
    “No MAGA left behind.”

    On his watch, the traditional application review process has been neutered.

    nytimes.com/2025/12/26/opinion

  27. 好萊塢導演羅伯萊納家屬打破沉默,其子尼克出庭面臨謀殺父母指控

    BBC News 中文 2025-12-19 11:56:00 CST
    好萊塢導演羅伯·萊納夫婦遭殺害,其子尼克被控謀殺。尼克出庭但未答辯,案件延後審理。死者另兩名子女發表聲明表達哀痛,並請求外界給予隱私。
    https://www.thenewslens.com/article/262627
    #Michele Singer Reiner #影劇 #終身監禁 #羅伯萊納 #Nick Reiner #精神鑑定 #謀殺 #聽證會 #Rob Reiner #好萊塢 #死刑

  28. 兒子弒父?好萊塢名人羅伯萊納之死朝「謀殺案」偵辦,尼克萊納成最大嫌疑人

    TNL 編輯 2025-12-16 12:01:00 CST
    羅伯萊納與妻子蜜雪兒被發現陳屍洛杉磯住家,身有刀傷,案件朝謀殺方向偵辦,其子尼克涉案遭羈押。事件震撼影壇引發哀悼,後續也因川普爭議發言掀起政治輿論風暴。
    https://www.thenewslens.com/article/262483
    #影劇 #尼克萊納 #謀殺案 #羅伯萊納 #Nick Reiner #Rob Reiner #Michele Reiner #蜜雪兒萊納 #好萊塢