'Start Here': 'The Squad' responds to Trump, Epstein back in court, a Vatican mystery
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Summary
ABC News' Aaron Katersky tells "Start Here" that after witnessing the judge's pointed questioning, "If you were reading tea leaves, you would be hard pressed to think that Jeffrey Epstein is going to be free on bail." Last week, investigators acted on an anonymous tip that said Emanuela Orlandi's remains were buried in a Vatican cemetery "where an angel was pointing," in the tombs of two 19th century German princesses, but the grave was empty, adding to the mystery. It's not the first time Orlandi's family has pursued a lead into her disappearance, ABC News Senior Foreign Correspondent Ian Pannell tells us. Donald Glover, who voices Simba, said he vividly remembered the first time he encountered the original "Lion King," when he was in fourth grade.
As said here by Justin Doom, Kelly Terez and David Rind