Hersh says FBI caught Israeli agent installing surveillance devices at Epstein apartment
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What happened
The FBI detained an Israeli agent who tried to secretly install listening devices and cameras in Jeffrey Epstein’s New York apartment, Pulitzer Prize-winning US journalist Seymour Hersh wrote on his Substack blog.
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