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Investigation newsletter — March 11, 2026 — Issue #1

Welcome to Issue #1. This week: the Acosta plea deal anatomy, Maxwell's 12,701 document mentions, and the Palm Beach mansion that was demolished before trial began.

Every claim in The Docket is sourced from publicly released government documents. Document IDs are cited inline so you can verify everything in the archive.

This Week's Top Investigations

Investigation #1

Ghislaine Maxwell: 12,701 Document Mentions Trace Her Role in Epstein's Network

Maxwell appears in more declassified DOJ documents than any other individual — not just as a name, but as an organizer, scheduler, and intermediary. The archive shows a structure, not a coincidence. 47 documents cited.

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Investigation #2

Acosta's Deal: 13 Months, a Private Wing, and 12 Hours Out Per Day

The NPA documents reveal not just what Acosta agreed to — but what prosecutors were explicitly told not to pursue. The 651-page release documents every redaction. 18 documents cited.

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Investigation #3

358 El Brillo Way: The Palm Beach Mansion That Was Demolished Before Trial

Demolished in 2022 after charges were filed, while civil litigation was active. FBI search warrant returns filed with the court document what was inside. 22 documents cited.

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Document of the Week

FBI Internal Memo

DOC-REF: Palm Beach Case File — Interview Summary, 2005

Timestamped 14 days before the NPA filing. Documents a witness account naming four individuals not charged in the original plea agreement. Reviewed by federal prosecutors before the NPA was signed.

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3 Facts That Didn't Make the Reels

The Acosta NPA granted immunity to "any potential co-conspirators" — a phrase added in the final draft, absent from the initial filing. Documented in Palm Beach federal court record, case 9:08-cr-80736.
Little St. James had a permitted construction project for a "utility structure" filed in 2014. The same contractor appears in three other Epstein property records in New Mexico and New York.
The black book recovered in 2005 contained 97 entries with no name. Of those, 14 match phone numbers in other FBI evidence filings between 2006 and 2019.

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