Judge Analisa Torres, an Obama appointee on Tuesday approved the deferred prosecution deal for two prison guards who admitted they falsified records the night Jeffrey Epstein died.
In November of 2019, it was reported that the two prison guards falsified log entries to make it look like they were checking on inmates in Epstein's cell every 30 minutes, when they actually weren't.
The two prison guards admitted they falsified the logs but they won't serve any jail time.
If the two prison guards comply with their deal with the DOJ, the government will drop its indictment against them.
A judge on Tuesday approved a deferred prosecution deal for two federal jail guards who failed to monitor sex offender Jeffrey Epstein on the August 2019 night that the wealthy investor hanged himself in his cell, where he was being held on child sex trafficking charges.
The two prison guards, Tova Noel and Michael Thomas were either asleep or browsing the internet instead of looking after Epstein the night he 'committed suicide' in August of 2019.
Prosecutors said the two guards were online shopping for furniture and motorcycles and slept for a two-hour period the night Epstein died.
Tuesday, May 25, 2021
Obama-Appointed Judge Approves Deferred Prosecution Deal For Two Prison Guards Who Admitted to Falsifying Records in Epstein Case
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