The Epstein Files and MMTLP

The Epstein Files and MMTLP

FOIAengine:  How a Grassroots Movement Saw New Evidence of a Conspiracy In December, a retired California Highway Patrol officer named Wilma Stone filed an unusual Freedom of Information Act request with the Securities and Exchange Commission. Stone asked the agency...
The Epstein Files and MMTLP

MMTLP Investors Question SEC’s FOIA Denials

FOIAengine: SEC’s$2.5 Billion Outsourcing Contract Explained  The Securities and Exchange Commission, which signed a staffing contract potentially worth $2.5 billion with a Texas-based Alaska Native corporation, appears to have relied heavily on the outside contractor...
The Epstein Files and MMTLP

A Grassroots FOIA Campaign Swarms the SEC

FOIAengine: How Obscure MMTLP Became a Cause Célèbre  At the Securities and Exchange Commission, the inbox has been filling up with hundreds of near-identical Freedom of Information Act requests about a little-known company called Meta Materials, Inc., whose stock...