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SDNY News Clips, Monday, March 9, 2020 
SDNY News Clips 
Monday, March 9, 2020 
Contents 
Public Corruption 
2 
Epstein 
2 
MCC 
3 
Money Laundering and Transnational Criminal Enterprises 
5 
Navarro 
5 
Terrorism and International Narcotics 
10 
Schulte 
10 
Violent and Organized Crime 
13 
Ray 
13 
Matters of Interest 
16 
Berman 
16 
Barr 
18 
Weinstein 
19 
Coronavirus 
20 
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SDNY News Clips, Monday, March 9, 2020 
Public Corruption 
Epstein 
Prince Andrew 'shut the door' on Epstein probe cooperation: U.S. prosecutor 
Reuters 
By Brendan Pierson and Mark Hosenball 
3/9/2020 
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Britain's Prince Andrew has declined to cooperate with a U.S. investigation into possible co-
conspirators of deceased financier and accused sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, a U.S. prosecutor said on Monday. 
"Contrary to Prince Andrew's very public offer to cooperate with our investigation into Epstein's co-conspirators, an 
offer that was conveyed via press release, Prince Andrew has now completely shut the door on voluntary cooperation 
and our office is considering its options," U.S. Attorney Geoffrey Berman said when asked about Epstein at a news 
conference about an unrelated case. 
Berman's spokesman James Margolin declined comment on the options being considered. He said the prince's lawyers 
had said Andrew would not submit voluntarily to an interview. He said this was after Jan. 27, when Berman told a news 
conference Andrew had not offered any cooperation. 
Andrew, 60, had said in a public statement in November that he was stepping down from public duties and would be 
willing to help "any appropriate law enforcement agency with their investigations, if required." 
A friend of Epstein's, the prince has not been accused of criminal wrongdoing. He has described his association with the 
financier as "ill-judged." A spokeswoman for the royal family declined comment. 
Clare Montgomery, a senior London barrister who British news reports say represent…
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