 a 2010 civil suit about whether Britain's Prince Andrew participated in Epstein's alleged sex ring.

She repeatedly invoked her Fifth Amendment rights, a silence she has maintained to this day.

Attorney General Bill Barr made it clear in the wake of the billionaire's grim prison cell death that federal investigators are still gunning for his cronies.

'Let me assure you that this case will continue on against anyone who was complicit with Epstein. Any co-conspirators should not rest easy,' he said.

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'The victims deserve justice and they will get it.' CLEVELAND — A multi-level marketer who peddles pseudoscience—and whose product is endorsed by America’s leading conspiracy theorist—is scheduled to speak in a primetime slot Wednesday at the Republican National Convention.

Michelle Van Etten was presented by the RNC in a Sunday evening press release as a “small business owner” who “employs over 100,000 people.” That’s roughly 1.5 times the number of employees Apple employs in the United States, making it a highly unlikely claim. For such a supposedly large employer, she has flown under the radar—until the announcement of her speech at the convention, there was no record of her business work in the press.

Van Etten is involved in selling products that claim to improve health and even fight cancer, all based on dubious science. And as you peel the story back, every single layer is fascinating: there’s Alex Jones hysteria, pyramid-scheme-style marketing, and questionable Clemson University research.

“The whole basis of the products and the claims are pseudoscience,” said Janet Helm, a nutritionist and registered dietitian who writes frequently about diet myths, nutrition trends, and misinformation.

That the convention would invite such a speaker is a reflection of the organizational chaos that has engulfed it: the speakers’ list was promised for July 7, but has only been released in the last few days. Even on Monday morning, the day the convention begins, the convention app merely promised an “official schedule coming soon.”

While the convention did not indicate what Van Etten’s business involves, her Facebook profile, where she posted excitedly about her convention speaking slot—“I am speaking at 8:49 Wednesday night,” she writes—indicates that she works at a company called Youngevity. The Youngevity website lists her biography under the title Senior Vice Chairman
a 2010 civil suit about whether Britain's Prince Andrew participated in Epstein's alleged sex gang. 

 She repeatedly appeal her Fifth Amendment rights, a silence she has maintained to this sidereal day. 

 Attorney General Bill Barr made it clear in the wake of the billionaire's blue prison cell death that union detective are still gun for his cronies. 

' Let me assure you that this case will stay on against anyone who was complicit with Epstein. Any co - conspirators should not rest easy,' he said. 

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' The victim deserve justice and they will get it.' CLEVELAND — A multi - level seller who peddles pseudoscience — and whose product is back by America ’s leading conspiracy theorist — is schedule to speak in a primetime slot Wednesday at the Republican National Convention. 

 Michelle Van Etten was presented by the RNC in a Sunday evening press release as a “ belittled business owner ” who “ employs over 100,000 people. ” That ’s roughly 1.5 times the number of employees Apple employs in the United States, making it a highly unlikely claim. For such a supposedly large employer, she has flown under the radar — until the announcement of her speech at the convention, there was no phonograph record of her business work in the wardrobe. 

 Van Etten is involved in selling products that claim to improve health and even contend cancer, all based on dubious science. And as you peel the fib back, every single layer is fascinating: there ’s Alex Jones hysteria, pyramid - scheme - vogue marketing, and questionable Clemson University research. 

 “ The whole basis of the products and the claims are pseudoscience, ” suppose Janet Helm, a nutritionist and register dietitian who writes frequently about diet myths, nutriment trends, and misinformation. 

 That the convention would invite such a speaker is a reflection of the organizational chaos that has engulfed it: the speakers ’ list was promised for July 7, but has entirely been released in the final few days. Even on Monday morning, the sidereal day the convention begins, the convention app merely promised an “ official agenda coming soon. ” 

 While the convention did not bespeak what Van Etten ’s business involves, her Facebook visibility, where she posted excitedly about her convention speaking slot—“I am speaking at 8:49 Wednesday night, ” she writes — indicates that she works at a company called Youngevity. The Youngevity website lists her biography under the championship Senior Vice Chairman
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'The vic ti ms  dese rvej u s t iceand  the y wil l get it.' CL EVE LAND — A  mult i-lev el m ar keter  who p eddle spseudoscience—a nd w hose prod uct  i s e nd orsed by Ame ric a’s  leadin g consp i rac yt h e or ist—is scheduled t os p ea k in a p rimeti m esl o t Wednes da y a t th e Repub lica n  N ationalConven t io n. 

Miche ll e VanEt ten  wa s pre s ente d by t he RNC i n a S u nday evening p r ess release a s  a “ sm a ll b usi ness owner”  who “emp loys ov er1 00,00 0 peo pl e .” That’s roughly 1.5ti mes th e num ber of employ ees Applee m p loys intheU ni t ed States, mak ing i t a highly unlikely  clai m. For s uch a sup p o sedly la rge  em plo yer , sh e has flown u n d er t he  radar— unt il theann oun cem ent  o f her spe ech at t he  c on ve nti on, t h ere wasno  re co rdof he r  busin ess w orkin  t h e p ress.
V an E tten  i sinvo lve din se llin g  pr oductsthat clai m t o  imp ro ve  health  and even fig ht  cancer, a ll  ba sed on d ubious s cience. And as you peel the sto ryback,  eve ry single  la yer is  fa s cinati ng: th ere’s  A lex J onesh y st eri a,  pyramid-s c h eme -styl emark eting,and questionable C l ems on University  re sear c h .
“T h ew hol eb asi s of the products  and the c la i ms  are pseud o sci en ce,” sa id Jane t Hel m , a nut ritionist  and regi st ered d iet itian whowrites f requently about di et my ths , nutr it ion  tren ds, an d  mi sinfo rmatio n. 

That  theco nvention  would invite such a sp eakeris aref lection o f t h e o rganizati onal  chaos tha t h asengul fed it: t he s p ea ker s ’ lis t wa s  promised fo r J u l y7, but haso n l y b een r ele a sed in  the  last few days. E v en on Monday m orni n g , t hed ay t he  convention be gin s, t he conve nt ion app mer ely prom is e d an“offic ial sc hedulec o mi n g soon .”
Whi le the co nve nt i on didno ti ndicat e wh at  Van E tten’s busi n e ss involves, her  Face b o ok pr o fil e, wh er e she p o sted  excitedly  about herconven tion  spea king sl ot —“I am  sp ea king at 8: 4 9 Wednesd ay ni ght,” s he  wri tes —indic ates t hat s he w or ksat a comp a n yc al le d  Yo unge vity.  T he Y oungevity websitelis t s her b io gra p h y unde r  t h e  title Sen ior  Vice C hairman
 a_2010 civil_suit about whether Britain's_Prince Andrew_participated_in Epstein's_alleged_sex ring.

She repeatedly_invoked her Fifth_Amendment rights, a silence_she has maintained_to_this day.

Attorney General Bill Barr made it clear in the wake of the billionaire's_grim_prison cell_death_that_federal investigators are still gunning_for his cronies.

'Let me assure_you that_this case will continue on against anyone who_was_complicit with Epstein._Any co-conspirators should not rest easy,' he said.

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'The victims_deserve justice and they will get_it.' CLEVELAND —_A_multi-level_marketer who peddles pseudoscience—and_whose product is endorsed by America’s_leading conspiracy theorist—is scheduled to speak_in a primetime slot Wednesday at the_Republican National Convention.

Michelle Van Etten was_presented by the RNC in_a Sunday_evening press release as a_“small business owner”_who “employs_over 100,000 people.”_That’s roughly 1.5 times the number_of employees Apple_employs in the United States, making_it_a highly unlikely_claim._For_such a_supposedly large employer,_she_has flown_under_the radar—until the announcement of her_speech_at the convention, there was no record_of her business work_in_the press.

Van Etten is_involved in selling products that_claim to improve health and even_fight cancer,_all based_on dubious science. And as you peel the story back, every_single layer is fascinating: there’s Alex_Jones hysteria, pyramid-scheme-style marketing,_and questionable_Clemson_University research.

“The whole_basis_of the_products and the claims are pseudoscience,” said_Janet Helm,_a nutritionist and registered dietitian who_writes frequently about diet_myths,_nutrition trends, and misinformation.

That the convention_would invite such a speaker is_a reflection of the organizational_chaos_that_has engulfed it: the speakers’_list was promised for July 7,_but has only_been released in the last few days._Even_on Monday morning, the day the_convention_begins, the convention app merely promised_an_“official_schedule coming soon.”

While the convention_did not indicate what Van Etten’s_business involves, her Facebook profile, where she posted excitedly_about her convention_speaking slot—“I am speaking at_8:49_Wednesday_night,” she writes—indicates that she works at a company called_Youngevity. The_Youngevity website lists_her biography under the title Senior Vice Chairman