Shirley V. Skibber-Scott & Shirley V. Skibber-Scott

An email chain discusses the need to move inmate Jeffrey Epstein to a different cell due to a non-functional toilet in his current cell in the Psych Observation area. The emails were exchanged between staff members at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. The chain highlights concerns about Epstein's cell conditions and the efforts to address them.

An email dated July 28, 2019, regarding Jeffrey Epstein's detention, notes a potentially non-functional toilet in his cell and requests that he be moved to a different cell upon return from an attorney conference.

The document is an email exchange regarding 'Suicide Watch' with a reference to Charisma Edge and attachments that may contain relevant information or evidence. The email is dated September 18, 2019. The content suggests a possible investigation or concern related to Charisma Edge.

An email dated July 28, 2019, requests that Inmate Jeffrey Epstein be moved to a different cell in the Psych Observation area due to a potentially malfunctioning toilet. The email is addressed to Lieutenant Shirley V. Skipper-Scott and others at NYM.

An email sent by Lamine N'Diaye to Ray Ormond on August 12, 2019, with an attached psychological observation report on Jeffrey Epstein, who was being held under Reg. No. 73618-054, covering the period from July 24 to July 30, 2019.

The email, dated August 24, 2019, discusses the increasing rate of suicides in federal prisons prior to Jeffrey Epstein's death, attaching data and summaries to support the discussion. It was sent to Hugh Hurwitz, suggesting Hurwitz's involvement in the matter. The attachments include data on suicides and annual summaries.

The email discusses data on suicide attempts and self-harm in federal prisons from 2014-2018, a reporter's question about BOP's initiatives to reduce these numbers, and the BOP's response to union concerns about staffing shortages.

This is an email from a court email address to Lamine N'Diaye with an attached letter from Judge Richard M. Berman regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490). The email was sent on August 12, 2019. The attachment is likely a significant court document.

Sophia Papapetru, Staff Attorney at the Federal Bureau of Prisons, emails Judge Nathan NYSD Chambers regarding the acceptance of an external hard drive from defense counsel in the US v Maxwell case. The MDC Brooklyn initially had restrictions on accepting external hard drives but has agreed to accept it from defense counsel without needing a court order. The MDC will coordinate with defense counsel for the delivery.

An email from Judge Alison J. Nathan's chambers notifies counsel that a memorandum endorsement has been filed on the public docket in case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE. The email includes a link and cautions against external emails. The attached memorandum endorsement is not included in the provided snippet.

An email from Sophia Papapetru to Bobbi Sternheim explaining that documents brought to Ghislaine Maxwell during a legal visit were confiscated due to MDC Brooklyn's policy prohibiting the passing of materials during legal visits. The confiscated documents will be returned to Sternheim. The email highlights the institution's adherence to its policies and procedures.

The document is an email chain between Peter Skinner, an attorney representing Virginia Giuffre, and Amanda Kramer of the US Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. The emails discuss the case against Ghislaine Maxwell and provide documents related to Virginia Giuffre's CVRA case and defamation lawsuit.

An email chain from 2016 is forwarded within the US Attorney's Office, discussing an individual who allegedly acted as a 'scout' or recruiter for Jeffrey Epstein, and including contact information for that individual.

This email, sent by Ross Gow of ACUITY Reputation on January 2, 2015, contains a statement on behalf of Ghislaine Maxwell denying allegations made by Virginia Roberts and characterizing them as defamatory and untrue. The statement was circulated to various media contacts. The email highlights Maxwell's strong denial of the allegations and her intention to seek redress.

The document contains a humorous story about a game warden and a woman, followed by a lighthearted exchange between Ken Hart and another user about posting prom pictures.

The document contains a printout of Myspace comments and event listings from 2005, including a Valentine's Day greeting and concert/event details. The comments are from users such as JGreen and Virginia. The document was potentially produced in response to a public records request.

The document is an email chain exhibit showing communication between Amanda Kramer of the US Attorney's Office and Peter Skinner, a lawyer representing Virginia Giuffre, regarding the Giuffre case and Jeffrey Epstein's activities. The emails discuss sharing documents and information related to the case.

This email chain from March 2016 discusses a meeting to consider a sex trafficking case against Jeffrey Epstein, involving Virginia Roberts as a potential witness. The case was pitched by lawyers, including Pete Skinner, and involved complicated facts and multiple civil cases. The email chain indicates awareness of Epstein's 2007 non-prosecution agreement with the SDFL USAO.

The document is an email chain between attorneys representing Virginia Giuffre and DOJ attorneys, discussing the sharing of documents and information related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The emails show that the attorneys provided the DOJ with various documents, including a complaint in a defamation case against Ghislaine Maxwell and declarations filed in a CVRA case. The chain indicates a level of cooperation between the parties.

The email chain between Ann Marie Villafana and Jay Lefkowitz discusses the potential charges and agreements related to Mr. Epstein's case, including a plea agreement and non-prosecution agreement, and the need for factual basis to support the charges.

The email transmits a chronological log regarding Jeffrey Epstein's detention, detailing his transfer to psych observation and the involvement of an I/M companion during the Special Watch period from July 23-24, 2019.

The email is a 'Suicide Watch/Psych Observation Update' from 2019/07/26, indicating that Jeffrey Epstein was under Psych Observation. The email was sent to multiple recipients, including Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott.

An email from Lamine N'Diaye to Ray Ormond dated August 10, 2019, regarding Jeffrey Epstein, with an attached updated timeline and referencing a DOJ document.

This is an email update on the status of prisoners on suicide watch or psychological observation, sent on July 24, 2019, at 15:33. The email was distributed to multiple recipients, including Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott. The update is part of a series of communications regarding prisoner welfare.

The email from Charisma Edge to Lamine N'Diaye provides a summary of Jeffrey Epstein's activities on July 31 and August 1, 2019, including his court appearances and attorney conference. It also reports on a Suicide Risk Assessment conducted on Epstein, which found him to be psychologically stable despite a note indicating suicidal tendencies. The email includes details about Epstein's removal from psychological observation and his interactions with prison staff.

An email from a Unit Manager at the Metropolitan Correctional Center to Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, attaching Jeffrey Epstein's Notice of Separation and confirming the completeness of his file.

The document contains email correspondence regarding Jeffrey Epstein, an inmate with Reg. No. 76318-054X, with attachments and requests for updates on his status. The emails are exchanged between various individuals, including Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott. The context suggests an official or administrative purpose.

This is an email sent on November 13, 2019, regarding a response to the Epstein matter, with recipients including Shirley V. Skipper-Scott and James Petrucci. The email includes attachments and is part of a larger document set labeled with a DOJ reference number.

G. Max emails Markham regarding concerns about Jerome's work hours and tasks, and requests Markham to discuss this with John. The email also mentions issues with the TV and remote controls in the household.

The email chain discusses John's poor performance, including several specific incidents, and the need for improvement or potential replacement. Sally and G. Max exchange concerns and ideas for addressing the issues, including creating a task list and following up on staff hours.

The email chain shows a request from Epstein's family or legal team to the MCC to preserve documents related to his imprisonment and death, and the MCC's response that they have notified the appropriate parties and will preserve responsive documentation.

The email requests the preservation and production of records related to Jeffrey Epstein's detention and death at the MCC, including medical records, witness statements, and physical evidence. The request is made by Epstein's family and is subject to a Protective Order. The email is addressed to a representative of the BOP and copied to a DOJ representative.

The email notifies the recipient of Jeffrey Epstein's passing, citing an ongoing investigation and promising further updates. It is sent by a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the CLC New York. The email includes an enclosure with official notification from Warden N'Diaye.

An email chain between a journalist from The Daily Beast and a BOP official, Lee Plourde, discusses the details surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death in custody, including his time on suicide watch and the jail's protocols.

The Daily Beast inquired about Jeffrey Epstein's condition while in prison, and the Federal Bureau of Prisons responded with information about his status, first stating he was housed at MCC New York and not in a hospital, and later providing a press release after his death.

The email chain shows a journalist from The Daily Beast asking a BOP official, Lee Plourde, several questions about Jeffrey Epstein's death in custody, including details about his suicide watch status and jail protocols. The journalist is investigating the circumstances surrounding Epstein's death and is seeking specific information. The chain highlights the media's interest in the case and the BOP's role in responding to these inquiries.

The email chain shows The Daily Beast inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's status at MCC New York, with the BOP responding to queries about his condition and location on July 25, 2019, and August 10, 2019.

The email chain involves a journalist from The Daily Beast inquiring about the details of Jeffrey Epstein's detention, including his suicide watch status and cell arrangements. The journalist is seeking information on Epstein's supervision and the jail's protocol, suggesting potential lapses in procedure.

The Daily Beast's Senior Editor inquires about Jeffrey Epstein's death, asking questions about the investigation, surveillance footage, and the circumstances of his death. A BOP representative responds, indicating limited time to answer questions due to the ongoing investigation.

The Daily Beast's Senior Editor emailed the Federal Bureau of Prisons to inquire about reports of Jeffrey Epstein's attempted suicide or injury while in prison. The BOP responded, confirming Epstein was housed at MCC New York but declined to comment on his medical status.

The Daily Beast's (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) is investigating Jeffrey Epstein's death in custody and emails BOP official Lee Plourde with questions about Epstein's supervision and the jail's protocol. The conversation touches on Epstein's removal from suicide watch and potential violations of jail procedures.

The email chain shows The Daily Beast inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's death at MCC Manhattan and the Federal Bureau of Prisons responding with a press release. Lee Plourde later requests The Daily Beast to submit questions due to limited time, indicating a potentially sensitive or high-profile situation.

The Federal Bureau of Prisons confirms that Jeffrey Epstein is housed at MCC New York, not in a hospital, and declines to comment on his medical status due to privacy and security reasons. The email is a response to an inquiry from The Daily Beast regarding reports of Epstein's alleged self-harm or injury. The Bureau's Office of Public Affairs provided the information.

A Wall Street Journal reporter contacts a BOP employee to inquire about Jeffrey Epstein's death, offering to discuss on background or off the record. The email is then forwarded to Lee Plourde. The document is a record of this media outreach and inquiry.

The email chain shows a journalist from The Daily Beast inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's death at MCC New York and receiving a response with a press release attachment from the Federal Bureau of Prisons.

The Daily Beast inquired about Jeffrey Epstein's status after reports of an attempted self-harm. The BOP confirmed Epstein was at MCC New York, not a hospital, and declined to comment on his medical status due to privacy and security reasons.

An email chain between a Senior Editor at The Daily Beast and a BOP official, Lee Plourde, discussing the details surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death in jail, including his suicide watch status and jail procedures.

A journalist from The Daily Beast emails the Federal Bureau of Prisons to confirm Jeffrey Epstein's death, and receives a press release in response. The journalist is inquiring about the news of Epstein's death at MCC in Manhattan. The email chain shows the exchange between the journalist and the BOP's Public Affairs office.

The email from the Federal Bureau of Prisons' Office of Public Affairs confirms Jeffrey Epstein is housed at MCC New York and not in a hospital, while also stating the Bureau's policy of not sharing inmate medical information. The email is in response to an inquiry from a Senior Editor at The Daily Beast regarding reports of Epstein's attempted self-harm.

The email discusses Jeffrey Epstein and shares a New York Times article about Epstein's alleged ties to eugenics, sent between two individuals with redacted names.

The email chain shows The Daily Beast inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's death at MCC Manhattan, the Federal Bureau of Prisons responding with a press release, and Lee Plourde responding to further questions from The Daily Beast amidst 'ongoing events' and limited time.

The Daily Beast's Senior Editor reached out to the Federal Bureau of Prisons regarding reports that Jeffrey Epstein had attempted to harm himself in prison. The BOP responded, confirming Epstein was at MCC New York and not in a hospital, while also citing privacy and security reasons for not disclosing his medical status.

Lee Plourde sent an email to James Petrucci and Marti Licon-Vitale with a link to a New York Times article about Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy results, which concluded that his death was a homicide. The email was sent on October 30, 2019. The article mentions forensic pathologist Michael Baden.

A Senior Editor from The Daily Beast emails a BOP representative, Lee Plourde, with questions about Jeffrey Epstein's death in custody, including details about his suicide watch status and jail protocols. Lee Plourde responds, requesting the questions in writing due to time constraints.

The email chain shows The Daily Beast inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's status and death at MCC New York, with the BOP responding to confirm Epstein was housed at MCC and later providing a press release.

An email from a Senior Editor at The Daily Beast inquiring about reports of Jeffrey Epstein's attempted suicide or injury in prison.

The Daily Beast's (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) emails Lee Plourde from the BOP to inquire about Jeffrey Epstein's death, asking questions about suicide watch, housing, and surveillance. Lee Plourde responds, requesting that the questions be submitted in writing due to limited time. The exchange highlights the media's scrutiny of the BOP's handling of Epstein's death.

The Daily Beast contacted the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) to confirm reports about Jeffrey Epstein's attempted suicide or injury while in custody at MCC New York. The BOP confirmed Epstein was housed at MCC but declined to comment on his medical status, citing privacy and security reasons.

The email is from Lee Plourde to an undisclosed recipient, discussing a Bloomberg reporter's inquiry about Jeffrey Epstein and attaching a press release related to MCC New York.

The email chain involves Lee Plourde, Executive Assistant at MCC New York, responding to inquiries from Bloomberg reporters about the death of Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in his cell. The reporters ask if Epstein was found hanging and if he was on suicide watch.

A Wall Street Journal reporter emails an individual to inquire about discussing Jeffrey Epstein's death, offering to speak on background or off the record. The reporter provides their contact information. The email is related to an investigation or news story about Epstein's death.

A Wall Street Journal reporter emailed a BOP official to inquire about Jeffrey Epstein's death, offering to discuss on background or off the record. The reporter provided contact information for further discussion. The email indicates media scrutiny of Epstein's death.

A Reuters journalist emailed Lee Plourde to confirm that Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide at their facility, asking for the approximate time and method of death. The journalist provided contact information for follow-up. The email is related to reporting on Epstein's death.

A Reuters journalist, Alex, emails a BOP official, Lee, to confirm that Jeffrey Epstein died by suicide at their facility, asking for the approximate time of death and method.

An email from a Wall Street Journal reporter to an unidentified recipient at the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's death, offering to discuss on background or off the record. The email was forwarded to Lee Plourde. The document is part of a larger collection, as indicated by the page number (375) and a unique identifier (DOJ-OGR-00023538).

An email from a Steptoe & Johnson LLP representative discusses Jeffrey Epstein's conditions in custody, specifically the lack of water provided to him, and requests a phone call to discuss further.

Lee Plourde sent an email to James Petrucci and Marti Licon-Vitale with a link to a New York Times article discussing Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy results and the investigation into his death, which was ruled a homicide.

An email chain discussing concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys about his treatment at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities, social calls, and eating during legal visits.

A Washington Post reporter inquires about the condition of surveillance footage outside Jeffrey Epstein's cell on the night of his death, and whether the BOP can comment on the assertion that the footage was corrupted. The reporter also asks about the functionality of cameras at BOP and MCC facilities.

A Washington Post reporter emailed the BOP's public affairs office to inquire about the corruption of surveillance footage outside Jeffrey Epstein's cell on the night of his death. The reporter asked the BOP to comment on the assertion that the footage was corrupted and whether camera functionality was a larger issue at MCC. The BOP was also asked if other cameras captured evidence supporting Epstein's alleged suicide.

The email chain discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his treatment during legal visits, including requests for greater bathroom access, social calls, and the ability to eat meals in the attorney conference room. The attorneys are seeking resolution to these issues, which they claim were previously discussed and agreed upon with correctional staff. The email is addressed to executive staff at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.

The document is the footer of an email sent by an individual with a redacted name, containing a confidentiality notice and instructions for handling misdirected transmissions. It is page 595 of a larger document production. The email is likely part of a larger set of documents related to a legal or governmental matter.

An email exchange where Lee Plourde shares a New York Times article about Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy results being consistent with homicide, with a recipient whose identity is redacted.

The email forwards a request from Jeffrey Epstein's family to preserve and produce various documents, records, and evidence related to his imprisonment and death at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. The request includes specific items such as videos, records of MCC staff on duty, and communications related to Epstein's detention. The email is from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the MCC.

The email requests the preservation and production of various records and documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's detention and death at the MCC, including photos, interview memoranda, medical records, and physical evidence. The request is made on behalf of Epstein's family and is subject to a Protective Order. The email is sent to multiple recipients, including representatives of the DOJ and BOP.

The email notifies the recipient about Jeffrey Epstein's passing, referencing an official notification from Warden N'Diaye, and indicates that the investigation is ongoing with more updates to follow.

The email discusses the delivery of a CPAP machine to Jeffrey Epstein, an inmate, and whether it should be hand-delivered to medical staff or sent through the inmate mail system. Epstein's attorneys are attempting to provide the machine per a request. The exchange highlights the procedures followed by the Bureau of Prisons in handling inmate medical equipment.

The email is a forwarded request from Epstein's family to preserve and produce various documents and records related to his imprisonment and death at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. The request includes specific materials such as videos, records of MCC staff on duty, and communications related to Epstein's detention. The email instructs recipients to preserve the requested materials to prevent deletion.

The email is a request from Epstein's family to preserve and produce records related to his detention, treatment, and death at the MCC. The request includes specific documents and evidence such as photos, interview memoranda, medical records, and physical evidence. The email is sent to multiple recipients at the DOJ and BOP.

The email notifies the recipient about Jeffrey Epstein's passing, referencing an official notification from Warden N'Diaye, and indicates that the investigation is ongoing with further updates to follow.

The email discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his treatment while in custody, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities, social calls, and meal arrangements during legal visits. The attorneys are seeking clarification on agreements made with prison staff and resolution to these issues. The email is a communication between prison staff and other relevant individuals regarding these concerns.

The document is a fragment of an email that includes a closing sentence thanking the recipient in advance for their help, followed by a confidentiality notice and a page number with a document ID (DOJ-OGR-00023556).

The Washington Post reporter inquired about the cameras outside Jeffrey Epstein's cell and their functionality. The BOP was asked to comment on the assertion and provide information on whether camera functionality is a larger issue at BOP or MCC. The email was forwarded by Lee Plourde, a BOP employee.

An email forwarding a message from an NYM attorney who attended Jeffrey Epstein's status hearing, detailing Judge Berman's management of the hearing and the government's request for a nolle pros.

The email summarizes a court conference regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death, where defense counsel and victims' attorneys requested court oversight in the investigation, and victims shared detailed accounts of their experiences with Epstein. Judge Berman did not dismiss the case and is expected to decide on the requests in a written opinion.

An email from Shirley V. Skipper-Scott to Lamine N'Diaye and Lee Plourde regarding concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys about his treatment, including requests for greater access to the bathroom, social calls, and eating his lunch meal in the attorney conference room.

The document is a fragment of an email that includes a closing sentence thanking the recipient in advance for their help, followed by a confidentiality notice and a page number with a document ID (DOJ-OGR-00023561).

The email forwards a request from Jeffrey Epstein's family to preserve and produce various documents, records, and other information related to his imprisonment and death at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. The request includes specific items such as videos, records of staff on duty, and communications within the MCC. The request is related to the events surrounding Epstein's death on August 10, 2019.

The email requests the preservation and production of records related to Jeffrey Epstein's detention and death at the MCC, including medical records, witness statements, and physical evidence. The request is made by Epstein's family, and the email is addressed to multiple recipients at the US Department of Justice. The email is sent on August 10, 2019, the day Epstein's body was found.

The email notifies the recipient of Jeffrey Epstein's passing with an official notification from Warden N'Diaye and indicates that the investigation is ongoing. The sender is a Supervisory Staff Attorney at CLC New York. Further updates will be provided as more information becomes available.

The email forwards a request from Jeffrey Epstein's family for the preservation and production of documents related to his imprisonment and death. The request is addressed to multiple government agencies, including the MCC, USMS, FBI, and USAO for SDNY. The email is dated August 12, 2019.

The email requests the preservation and production of various records and documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's detention and death at the MCC, including medical records, witness statements, and physical evidence. The sender is likely representing Epstein's family or interests and is seeking to gather information relevant to an investigation or litigation. The email is addressed to multiple recipients, including those at the US Department of Justice and the Bureau of Prisons.

The email notifies the recipient of Jeffrey Epstein's passing, referencing an official notification from Warden N'Diaye, and indicates that further details will be provided as the investigation continues. The sender is a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the New York Metropolitan Correctional Center. The email is a communication related to an ongoing investigation into Epstein's death.

The email chain shows a Washington Post reporter inquiring about camera footage outside Jeffrey Epstein's cell on the morning of his death. BOP staff members discuss drafting a response to the reporter's questions about camera functionality at BOP and MCC facilities.

An email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status in custody, noting that he was on suicide watch and potentially facing media attention. The chain involves various prison officials, including the Associate Warden of MCC New York. The information was circulated among prison staff, indicating concern about Epstein's condition and potential public scrutiny.

An email chain involving Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott is forwarded to Ray Ormond, showing communication between BOP officials. The original message was sent by Shirley V. Skipper-Scott to Lamine N'Diaye, who then forwarded it to Ray Ormond. The content of the original message is not visible in this snippet.

The email chain discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his treatment while in custody at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. The attorneys request greater access to bathroom facilities, two social calls promised to Epstein, and the ability to eat meals in the attorney conference room. The email highlights the interactions between Epstein, his attorneys, and correctional staff, and the issues that arose during his detention.

The document is the footer of an email sent by an individual with a redacted name, containing a confidentiality notice and a reference number. It is page 858 of a larger document production. The email footer indicates that the message may contain privileged or confidential information.

An email was sent by a Supervisory Chaplain at MCC Manhattan to an unspecified recipient, sharing an article about whether Jeffrey Epstein would be eligible for a Jewish burial despite his crimes. The chaplain found the article 'very interesting' and requested the recipient to read it when they had the chance.

The email discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his treatment during legal visits, including requests for greater bathroom access, social calls, and the ability to eat meals in the attorney conference room. The email is a forwarded message from an attorney to MCC staff, seeking resolution to these issues. It provides insight into the interactions between Epstein, his legal team, and the correctional facility staff.

The document is a fragment of an email that includes a closing sentence thanking the recipient in advance for their help, followed by a confidentiality notice and a page number, suggesting it is part of a larger compiled document.

The email chain shows CBS News inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's status on suicide watch while in BOP custody. The BOP responded by providing a link to the Attorney General's statement and declining further comment.

An email from CBS News to the Federal Bureau of Prisons' Office of Public Affairs inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's suicide watch status. The Bureau declined further comment. The exchange occurred on August 11, 2019.

An email chain between NBCUniversal employees discusses the status of Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy and the OCME's pending determination. The Chief Medical Examiner had allowed a private pathologist, Dr. Michael Baden, to observe the autopsy at the request of Epstein's representatives. The determination was pending further information at the time.

The document appears to be a statement from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner (OCME) regarding an autopsy examination, mentioning that a private pathologist, Dr. Michael Baden, was allowed to observe. The OCME defers to law enforcement on other investigations related to the death.

The email forwards a request from Jeffrey Epstein's family for the preservation and production of documents related to his imprisonment and death at MCC. The request includes a wide range of materials from various government agencies. The email is from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the MCC.

The email requests the preservation and production of various records and documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's detention and death at the MCC, including photos, interview memoranda, medical records, and physical evidence. The request is made by the Epstein family, and the email is addressed to multiple recipients at the US Department of Justice. The email is sent on August 10, 2019, the day Epstein's body was found.

The email notifies the recipient of Jeffrey Epstein's passing, referencing an official notification from Warden N'Diaye, and indicates that further details will be provided as the investigation continues. The sender is a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the New York Metropolitan Correctional Center. The email is a communication related to an ongoing investigation into Epstein's death.

An email chain discusses the delivery of a CPAP machine to Jeffrey Epstein, an inmate, with a request to have his attorneys hand-deliver it to medical staff rather than sending it through the inmate mail system.

An email chain discussing a CNBC article about missing video footage of Jeffrey Epstein's first suicide attempt, forwarded by Nancy Ayers of the Federal Bureau of Prisons to an unnamed recipient, who then forwarded it to Ray Ormond.

The email discusses the delivery of a CPAP machine to Jeffrey Epstein, with prison staff requesting that Epstein's attorneys hand-deliver it to medical staff rather than sending it through the inmate mail system.

The document is an email forwarding correspondence related to client Jeffrey Epstein, sent to NYM/Executive Staff on August 6, 2019, with an attached text file.

An email chain between attorneys and a Supervisory Staff Attorney at MCC discussing complaints from Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his lack of toilet paper, unplugged CPAP machine, and restricted phone calls.

An email from Charisma Edge, Associate Warden at FCI Estill, informs colleagues that Jeffrey Epstein was not granted bail and returned from court without incident. The email is forwarded to Lamine N'Diaye, among others.

The email describes a status hearing in Jeffrey Epstein's case where defense counsel requested Judge Berman to oversee the investigation into Epstein's death, citing a case from Alaska. Victims' attorneys also spoke, noting the curious timing of Epstein's death and supporting the defense counsel's request.

The email summarizes a court hearing in the Jeffrey Epstein case, where victims gave detailed accounts of their experiences and expressed anger at the government and MCC. Judge Berman did not dismiss the case and is expected to decide on the nolle pros and investigation oversight later.

The email discusses a status hearing in Jeffrey Epstein's case, where the government requested a nolle pros, and defense counsel expressed willingness to uncover the truth. The sender attended the hearing at Judge Berman's invitation and shared their observations with Darrin Howard. The email indicates that the content was considered 'extremely well-done' and was to be shared with the Regional Executive Assistant.

The email summarizes a conference before Judge Berman regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death, where defense counsel and victims' attorneys requested court oversight of the investigation, and victims shared detailed accounts of their experiences with Epstein. Judge Berman did not dismiss the case and is expected to decide on the requests in a written opinion.

This is a forwarded email concerning client Jeffrey Epstein, sent to various recipients including Charisma Edge, Lamine N'Diaye, Lee Plourde, and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott. The email includes an attachment and is dated August 6, 2019. The document appears to be a record of an email communication related to Epstein.

An email chain between a Supervisory Staff Attorney at MCC and Epstein's attorney discusses complaints about Epstein's conditions, including lack of toilet paper, a non-functional CPAP machine, and restricted phone calls.

An email exchange between a US Attorney's office and a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, requesting documentation related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. The request is made via email as per the BOP's requirement. The email chain shows a formal process for obtaining documents related to the case.

An email sent by Hugh Hurwitz to an undisclosed recipient(s) on August 10, 2019, with the subject 'Convicted pedophile Jeffrey Epstein dead', including a link to a news article about Epstein's death from the New York Post.

The document is an email forwarding information about client Jeffrey Epstein. It was sent to several individuals, including Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, and includes an attachment. The email is dated August 6, 2019.

An email chain between MCC staff discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and eating lunch in attorney conference rooms.

The email requests assistance with resolving issues related to a client's detention conditions, including access to the bathroom, phone calls, and meal arrangements. The client is being restricted from using the bathroom and eating properly while meeting with their legal team. The attorney is seeking help to resolve these issues, potentially through a memo from Mr. Pluorde or other officials.

The email chain discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions, including requests for greater access to the bathroom during legal visits, social calls, and the ability to eat lunch during attorney conferences.

The email, sent by an attorney or representative, raises concerns about Jeffrey Epstein's prison conditions, including restricted bathroom access, unfulfilled phone calls, and inadequate meal arrangements. The sender requests resolution on these issues, citing a meeting between Epstein and Mr. Pluorde where certain accommodations were allegedly promised. The email is a communication between the sender and an unspecified recipient regarding these issues.

An email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's request for a CPAP machine, with prison staff deciding to have his attorneys hand-deliver it to medical staff rather than sending it through the inmate mail system.

The email chain discusses the status of Jeffrey Epstein's telephone account setup at the prison. The initial email requests assistance in setting up Epstein's account, and the response indicates that the process has been initiated and will be completed.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's detention and potential media attention, with various BOP officials exchanging information and requests related to his case.

This is an email chain involving BOP officials Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, with Ray Ormond viewing or receiving the chain on July 23, 2019.

The email discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status as pending a Code 228 for Tattooing or Self-Mutilation and provides a definition of Psychological Observation status. It appears to be an internal communication between prison officials regarding Epstein's mental health and detention status.

An email chain between Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott and Regional Director J. Ray Ormond discusses Jeffrey Epstein's change in status from Suicide Watch to Psychological Observation and his subsequent movements within the facility for a medical assessment and attorney meeting.

J. Ray Ormond, Regional Director of the Northeast Region, emails Shirley requesting daily updates on an inmate's status and activities. The email suggests that Ormond is closely monitoring the inmate. The document is part of a larger collection, as indicated by the page number and identifier.

An email inquiry is made regarding whether Jeffrey Epstein is approved to receive a CPAP machine and if it should be sent through the inmate mail system. The email is related to Epstein's detention and medical care. It is a routine administrative query.

An email was sent to a BOP staff member asking if Jeffrey Epstein is approved to receive a CPAP machine and if it should be sent through the inmate mail system. The sender is seeking confirmation on the procedure. The email is related to Epstein's care while in custody.

Associate Warden Shirley V. Skipper-Scott emails Regional Director Ray Ormond about Jeffrey Epstein's status, explaining that he was placed on Psychological Observation due to concerns about his mental stability. The email includes a definition of Psychological Observation and indicates Epstein's status would be reassessed the following day.

An email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status at MCC New York, including his removal from Suicide Watch and placement on Psychological Observation, and his subsequent evaluation and meeting with his attorney.

This is a forwarded email regarding client Jeffrey Epstein, sent to multiple recipients including Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott. The email was originally sent by someone at Charisma Edge. The document includes an attachment and is part of a larger collection (Page 1607, DOJ-OGR-00023619).

An email chain between Epstein's attorneys and MCC staff discusses complaints about Epstein's conditions, including lack of toilet paper, issues with his CPAP machine, and limited phone privileges.

The email exchange between Kevin Pistro and Ray Ormond discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status, noting he was removed from Suicide Watch and was to meet with his attorney after a health services evaluation. Ormond, as Regional Director, Northeast Region, provided the update on Epstein's status.

An email dated July 18, 2019, informs recipients that Jeffrey Epstein was not granted bail and returned to FCI Estill without incident. The email is from Charisma Edge, Associate Warden (O) at FCI Estill.

The email chain discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, including requests for greater access to the bathroom during legal visits, social calls, and eating lunch in the attorney conference room.

The email discusses issues with Jeffrey Epstein's prison conditions, including restrictions on bathroom use, unfulfilled promises of phone calls, and difficulties in having meals during attorney meetings. The sender requests assistance in resolving these issues. The email is from an attorney or representative to an unspecified recipient, likely someone who can address these concerns within the correctional facility.

The email chain discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and eating lunch during attorney conferences.

The email from an attorney to Mr. Johnson details issues with Jeffrey Epstein's prison conditions, including denied requests for bathroom access, phone calls, and proper meals during attorney meetings. The attorney seeks resolution on these matters, referencing a prior meeting where certain accommodations were allegedly promised. The email highlights the tension between Epstein's legal team and prison authorities.

The email forwards a request from Jeffrey Epstein's family to preserve and produce documents related to his imprisonment and death at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. The request includes a wide range of materials from various government agencies. The email is sent by a Supervisory Staff Attorney at CLC New York.

The email requests the preservation and production of records and documents related to Jeffrey Epstein's detention and death at the MCC, including specific items such as photos, interview memoranda, medical records, and physical evidence. The request is made by Epstein's legal team to representatives of the US Department of Justice. The email highlights the family's interest in investigating the circumstances surrounding Epstein's death.

The document is a notification from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the New York Metropolitan Correctional Center regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death, stating that an investigation is ongoing and more information will be provided as it becomes available.

The email forwards a request from Jeffrey Epstein's family to preserve and produce various documents and records related to his imprisonment and death at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. The request includes specific records such as videos, photographs, and communications related to Epstein's detention and the events surrounding his death. The request was made to the MCC, USMS, FBI, and other relevant agencies.

The email requests the preservation and production of records related to Jeffrey Epstein's detention and death, including medical records, witness statements, and physical evidence. The sender is seeking to investigate the circumstances surrounding Epstein's death at the MCC. The email is addressed to multiple recipients, including government officials or attorneys.

The email notifies the recipient about Jeffrey Epstein's passing, referencing an official notification from Warden N'Diaye, and indicates that the investigation is ongoing with more updates to follow.

The email is a request from Jeffrey Epstein's family to preserve and produce all documents and records related to his detention and death at the MCC, including videos, records of MCC staff on duty, and medical records. The request is comprehensive and covers a range of evidence that could be relevant to understanding the circumstances surrounding Epstein's death. The email indicates that the family is seeking to investigate the events leading up to and surrounding Epstein's death.

An email was sent by a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the New York Metropolitan Correctional Center to several DOJ recipients, notifying them of Jeffrey Epstein's passing and indicating that an investigation was ongoing. The email stated that further details would be provided as more information became available. The notification was based on information from Warden N'Diaye.

The email requests the preservation and production of all documents and records related to Jeffrey Epstein's detention and death while in custody at the MCC, including specific evidence such as videos, records of MCC staff on duty, and physical evidence. The request is made on behalf of Epstein's family and is intended to be subject to a Protective Order. The email is addressed to officials at the BOP and others, and is related to the ongoing investigation into Epstein's death.

An email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at MCC New York notifies DOJ officials about Jeffrey Epstein's death, stating that an investigation is ongoing and more information will be provided later.

An email chain between BOP officials discusses Jeffrey Epstein's detention, potential media attention, and operational details. The chain includes messages between Ray Ormond, Sonya Thompson, and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, Associate Warden at MCC New York. The emails contain redacted information, indicating sensitive or confidential content.

An email chain between BOP staff members, including Shirley Skipper-Scott, Lamine N'Diaye, and Ray Ormond, discussing a request for information related to Jeffrey Epstein on July 23, 2019.

The email chain discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and eating his lunch meal in attorney conference rooms.

The email sender, an attorney, inquires about resolving issues with their client Jeffrey Epstein's prison conditions, including bathroom access, phone calls, and meal arrangements. Epstein was allegedly told he could use the bathroom on the third floor during attorney meetings, but this was later restricted. The sender also requests clarification on allowing Epstein to eat in the client-attorney room.

The email chain discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and the ability to eat lunch during attorney conferences. The emails are exchanged among staff at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.

The email from (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) to an unspecified recipient discusses issues with Jeffrey Epstein's treatment while in custody, including access to bathroom facilities, phone calls, and dining arrangements. Epstein's attorney is seeking clarification on certain agreements allegedly made with corrections officials and resolution of these issues. The email suggests potential disputes between Epstein's legal team and corrections officials regarding his treatment.

The email chain discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and eating lunch during attorney conferences.

The email from Epstein's attorney discusses issues with Epstein's prison conditions, including restricted bathroom access, unfulfilled phone calls, and inadequate meal arrangements during attorney meetings. The attorney requests resolution on these matters. The email highlights potential concerns regarding Epstein's treatment while in custody.

The document is a forwarded email related to client Jeffrey Epstein, sent to various recipients including Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott. The email contains an attachment and was originally sent from (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) at Charisma Edge. The subject and content of the original email are not visible in this forwarded message.

An email exchange between Epstein's attorneys and a Supervisory Staff Attorney at CLC New York regarding complaints about Epstein's treatment at MCC, including lack of toilet paper, issues with his CPAP machine, and restricted phone calls.

The email discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his treatment while in custody, including requests for greater access to the bathroom, social calls, and the ability to eat meals in the attorney conference room. The email is a forwarded message from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. The document provides insight into the interactions between Epstein's legal team and the correctional facility staff.

The document is a fragment of an email that includes a polite closing, a confidentiality notice, and a page number with a document ID (DOJ-OGR-00023648), suggesting it is part of a larger collection or production of documents.

The email chain discusses complaints from Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys about his treatment at MCC, including limited access to bathroom facilities, unfulfilled promises of social calls, and restrictions on eating meals during legal visits. The email requests that MCC staff review and respond to these concerns.

The document is a fragment of an email that includes a polite closing, a confidentiality notice, and a page number with a document ID (DOJ-OGR-00023650), suggesting it is part of a larger collection or production of documents.

The email is from [b(6), (b)(7)(C)] regarding a paralegal application for Jeffrey Epstein. The sender was informed that their application needed to be resubmitted and is seeking clarification on the reasons. The email is related to an application for Reg. #76318-054.

The sender is inquiring about a paralegal application for Jeffrey Epstein that was rejected, and is seeking clarification on what needs to be changed or fixed to gain access.

The email discusses the release of funds for deceased inmate Jeffrey Epstein (#76318-054), whose account balance was $566.27. The sender is awaiting instructions on how to proceed with releasing the funds. The email includes attachments related to procedures for handling deceased inmates' accounts.

An email chain between James Petrucci and Ray Ormond discussing a court order in the USA v. Jeffrey Epstein case, with Petrucci indicating that he and legal will likely attend to the matter.

An email from Charisma Edge, Associate Warden at FCI Estill, informs Lee Plourde that Jeffrey Epstein was not granted bail and returned from court without incident on July 18, 2019.

The email reports on a status hearing in Jeffrey Epstein's case where defense counsel requested Judge Berman's oversight of the investigation into Epstein's death, citing a case from Alaska. Victims' attorneys also spoke, noting the curious timing of Epstein's death and supporting the defense counsel's request.

The email summarizes a court conference in the Jeffrey Epstein case, where victims made statements about their experiences and the government argued against court involvement. Judge Berman did not dismiss the case and is expected to make a decision on the government's request to drop the case and potential court oversight in the investigation at a later date.

An email exchange between BOP officials Ray Ormond and James Petrucci regarding a court order in the USA v. Jeffrey Epstein case, with a mention of potential attendance by James Petrucci and legal representatives.

The email chain discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and eating his lunch meal in the attorney conference room. MCC staff are coordinating to address these concerns.

The email from an attorney to an unspecified recipient requests assistance with resolving issues related to their client's detention, including access to the bathroom, phone calls, and meal arrangements. The client was allegedly given conflicting information by different authorities at the detention facility. The attorney is seeking help to resolve these issues.

The email chain discusses requests from Epstein's attorneys for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and eating lunch during attorney conferences. MCC staff coordinate to address these requests and respond to Epstein's attorneys.

The sender, an attorney, emails to request clarification on the conditions under which their client, Jeffrey Epstein, is being held, citing issues with bathroom access, phone calls, and dining arrangements. The attorney seeks resolution on these matters, referencing a meeting between Epstein and Mr. Pluorde. The email suggests potential issues with the detention facility's adherence to agreed-upon or standard protocols for handling detainees meeting with their legal counsel.

An email chain discussing an application to visit Jeffrey Epstein at MCC New York, the clearance process, and the requirement for paralegals to submit new applications yearly to retain legal visiting privileges.

The sender inquired about the status of their paralegal application for Jeffrey Epstein's case and was informed that they needed to re-submit their application. The sender is seeking clarification on what was wrong with their initial application. The email is part of a larger correspondence related to the DOJ's handling of Epstein's case.

An email chain between a paralegal and a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the New York Metropolitan Correctional Center discusses the paralegal's application to visit inmate Jeffrey Epstein. The paralegal's application had expired and needed to be re-submitted for processing. The chain highlights the process for maintaining legal visiting privileges.

An email was sent on behalf of Jeffrey Epstein's family requesting the preservation of various documents related to his detention and death at the MCC. The MCC's Supervisory Staff Attorney responded, notifying the appropriate parties and advising that a formal Freedom of Information Act request would be required for production of the requested documents.

The email is a request from Martin Weinberg, attorney for Jeffrey Epstein's family, to preserve and produce records related to Epstein's detention, treatment, and death at the MCC. The request includes medical records, physical evidence, and logs of people who entered the MCC. The email is sent on the same day as Epstein's death.

The document appears to be a signature block from a letter or email sent by a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the New York Metropolitan Correctional Center, providing contact information.

The document is an email forward dated August 6, 2019, concerning client Jeffrey Epstein, with attachments. The sender and recipient's identities are redacted. It appears to be part of a larger correspondence or investigation.

An email chain between Epstein's attorneys and a Supervisory Staff Attorney at CLC New York discusses complaints about Epstein's conditions at MCC, including lack of toilet paper, issues with his CPAP machine, and restricted phone calls.

The email chain discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and eating his lunch during attorney conferences.

An attorney for Jeffrey Epstein emails to inquire about and request improvements to the conditions under which Epstein is being held, including access to bathroom facilities, phone calls, and dining arrangements.

An email from Shirley V. Skipper-Scott to several recipients, including Charisma Edge, Lamine N'Diaye, and Lee Plourde, regarding concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys about his detention conditions and legal visiting access. The attorneys requested greater access to bathroom facilities, social calls, and the ability to eat lunch during attorney conferences. The email requests review and advice to respond to these concerns.

The email discusses issues with Jeffrey Epstein's prison conditions, including restricted bathroom access, unfulfilled phone calls, and inadequate meal arrangements during attorney meetings. The sender requests assistance in resolving these issues. The email is from an attorney or representative to an unspecified recipient, likely another attorney or prison official.

An email exchange regarding Jeffrey Epstein with case number 76318-054, dated July 26, 2019, with an attachment labeled 'TEXT.htm Page 1838 DOJ-OGR-00023677'.

An email chain discusses the delivery of a CPAP machine to Jeffrey Epstein, an inmate, with BOP staff confirming they can accept it and providing delivery instructions for next week.

The email chain discusses a paralegal's application to visit Jeffrey Epstein, which was allegedly submitted but not found in the records. The paralegal is asked to resubmit the application, and there is a discussion about the processing and requirements for legal visiting privileges.

The document is an email expressing appreciation for assistance received. The sender thanks the recipient for their help. The email is part of a larger document set, likely related to a legal or investigative matter.

The email chain discusses a paralegal's application to visit Jeffrey Epstein, which had expired in 2018. The paralegal is asked to resubmit the application, and they inquire about the reason for the request.

This is an email exchange regarding Jeffrey Epstein, a high-profile case, between Charisma Edge and James Petrucci. The email includes an attachment and references a specific case number. It appears to be part of a larger communication thread related to the DOJ's handling or discussion of the Epstein case.

The email discusses the delivery of a CPAP machine to Jeffrey Epstein, an inmate, and whether it should be hand-delivered to medical staff or sent through the inmate mail system. The sender requests confirmation on the approved procedure. The email is part of a larger conversation regarding the handling of Epstein's medical needs while in custody.

An email chain discusses the delivery of a CPAP machine to Jeffrey Epstein, with his attorneys requesting to hand-deliver it to medical staff. The chain questions whether Epstein is approved for the device and the proper delivery protocol.

The email correspondence discusses the status of Jeffrey Epstein's personal effects, which are being held as evidence pending an external investigation. The BOP representative indicates that the property will be returned to Epstein's family once the investigation is complete.

An email from Charisma Edge, Associate Warden at FCI Estill, informs recipients that Jeffrey Epstein was denied bail and returned to the prison without incident after a court appearance on July 18, 2019.

The email discusses the release of funds for deceased inmate Jeffrey Epstein (#76318-054) and the procedures for handling his account balance of $566.27. The Trust Fund Supervisor at MCC New York is awaiting further instructions on how to proceed with releasing the funds. The email includes attachments related to the proper procedures for deceased inmates and the SENTRY address on file.

An email from Charisma Edge, Associate Warden at FCI Estill, informs recipients that Jeffrey Epstein was denied bail and returned to the facility without incident after a court appearance.

An email from Charisma Edge, Associate Warden at FCI Estill, informs recipients that Jeffrey Epstein was denied bail and returned to the prison without incident after a court appearance on July 18, 2019.

An email exchange between BOP staff members discussing Jeffrey Epstein's bail hearing outcome, where he was denied bail and returned to FCI Estill without incident.

An email from Charisma Edge, Associate Warden at FCI Estill, to Lamine N'Diaye and others, informing them that Jeffrey Epstein was not granted bail and returned from court without incident. The email is part of the prison's internal communication regarding Epstein's status. It provides a factual update on Epstein's bail hearing outcome.

An email from Charisma Edge, Associate Warden at FCI Estill, informs Lee Plourde that Jeffrey Epstein was not granted bail and returned to the prison without incident after attending a court hearing.

The email chain discusses the delivery of Jeffrey Epstein's CPAP machine to the prison where he is being held, with coordination between Epstein's attorney and prison authorities.

An email chain discusses the delivery of a CPAP machine to Jeffrey Epstein, clarifying that it should be provided to medical staff rather than sent directly to him through the inmate mail system.

The email chain discusses requests made by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and the ability to eat lunch during attorney conferences. The requests are being circulated among MCC staff for review and response.

The email requests assistance in resolving issues related to a client's treatment while in custody, including access to the bathroom, phone calls, and meal arrangements. The client was initially told certain accommodations would be made but these were not followed through on. The sender is seeking clarification and resolution on these matters.

An email chain between MCC staff and BOP officials discusses requests from Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions, including access to the bathroom during legal visits, social calls, and eating lunch during attorney conferences.

The email from Jeffrey Epstein's representative details issues with Epstein's prison conditions, including restricted bathroom access, unfulfilled phone calls, and inadequate meal arrangements during attorney meetings, and requests resolution.

An email chain between (b)(6) (b)(7)(C) and BOP staff discusses the application process for visiting Jeffrey Epstein, including the need for a background investigation clearance and the submission of a new application.

Samanta Honigman emails (b)(6) regarding her paralegal application for Jeffrey Epstein, which was rejected by lobby guards, requiring her to resubmit. She seeks clarification on what needed to be changed or fixed in her application.

The email chain discusses (b)(6) (b)(7)(C) application to visit Jeffrey Epstein at MCC, which was pending due to an expired clearance. The application needed to be resubmitted and a background investigation re-cleared before visiting privileges could be granted.

The document is an email expressing appreciation for someone's help. The sender's and recipient's names and contact information are redacted. It includes a Department of Justice (DOJ) reference number.

An email chain discussing the submission and processing of a paralegal application for visiting Jeffrey Epstein, with clarifications on the application status and requirements for legal visiting privileges.

The sender expresses gratitude to the recipient for their help. The email is brief and lacks specific details about the assistance provided. It appears to be a courteous acknowledgement.

An email from Charisma Edge, Associate Warden (Operations) at FCI Estill, informs recipients that Jeffrey Epstein was not granted bail and returned to the facility without incident after a court appearance.

An email was sent to an attorney or representative regarding Jeffrey Epstein's conditions at MCC, including lack of toilet paper, issues with his CPap machine, and limited phone privileges. The sender requests assistance in addressing these issues. The email is from an unknown sender to an email address associated with a Gmail account.

The email from (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) to a BOP official reports issues with Jeffrey Epstein's detention conditions, including lack of toilet paper, issues with his CPap machine, and restricted phone calls. The sender requests assistance with these issues. The email is a communication between Epstein's representative and a BOP official.

This is a forwarded email regarding client Jeffrey Epstein, sent to multiple recipients at NYM/Executive Staff. The email includes an attachment and is dated August 6, 2019. The content of the original email is not visible, but it is related to Epstein.

An email chain between attorneys discusses complaints from Jeffrey Epstein's lawyers regarding his conditions at MCC, including lack of toilet paper, issues with his CPAP machine, and restrictions on his phone calls.

The document is an email forwarding related to client Jeffrey Epstein, sent from Charisma Edge to several recipients including Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott. The email contains an attachment and is part of a larger document set (DOJ-OGR-00023710). The content of the attachment is not specified in the provided metadata.

An email chain between Epstein's attorney and a Supervisory Staff Attorney at MCC discussing complaints about Epstein's jail conditions, including lack of toilet paper, issues with his CPAP machine, and limited phone access.

An email exchange between BOP staff members discussing Jeffrey Epstein's bail hearing outcome, where it is reported that Epstein was not granted bail and returned to FCI Estill without incident.

An email chain within the Federal Bureau of Prisons discusses a media inquiry from TMZ seeking Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy results. Nancy Ayers, Chief of Public Affairs, instructs that the inquiry be handled internally and not responded to directly. The chain shows how the BOP coordinated their response to the media request.

An email from the Federal Bureau of Prisons' Public Affairs office to an individual, cc'ing Nancy Ayers, regarding a media inquiry from TMZ about Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy results. The email was forwarded to Lee Plourde for review and advice.

Lee Plourde responds to a forwarded email about a News 12 inquiry regarding Jeffrey Epstein, stating that the BOP will not comment and that the central office will address the inquiry.

An email chain between a BOP representative and Epstein's lawyer at Steptoe & Johnson LLP discusses a phone call and procedures for sending CD/DVD-Roms to Epstein. The emails are dated July 30, 2019, and reference a previous conversation.

A BOP representative emails an attorney to inform them that there may be a brief delay in meeting with their client, Jeffrey Epstein, due to various activities such as a shower, haircut, and medical assessment.

The email chain discusses arrangements for an attorney-client conference with Jeffrey Epstein, delays due to Epstein's activities, and procedures for sending digital media to him. It involves communication between Epstein's attorney at Steptoe & Johnson LLP and BOP officials.

The document is a brief email or message acknowledging receipt or correspondence. It includes a reference number (DOJ-OGR-00023720) and is addressed to an individual whose name is redacted ((b)(6) (b)(7)(C)). The content is minimal, indicating a straightforward confirmation.

An email chain between James Petrucci and Ray Ormond discusses a court order in the USA v. Jeffrey Epstein case, with Petrucci indicating that he and the legal department will likely attend to the matter.

An email exchange between representatives regarding Jeffrey Epstein's conditions at MCC, including complaints about toilet paper, CPap machine, and phone call restrictions. The recipient's concerns are acknowledged and forwarded to the appropriate staff. The email provides insight into Epstein's treatment and the response of the authorities.

An email chain shows TMZ inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy results to the BOP. Nancy Ayers, Chief of Public Affairs at BOP, instructs staff not to respond, stating that her office will handle it.

An email exchange between BOP officials Ray Ormond and James Petrucci regarding a court order in the USA v. Jeffrey Epstein case, with a mention of potential attendance at a related event or hearing.

An email chain discusses whether Jeffrey Epstein can receive a CPAP machine while in prison. The sender is informed that medical staff can accept the machine and that it should be brought in by an associate rather than sent through inmate mail.

The email discusses the release of funds for deceased inmate Jeffrey Epstein (#76318-054) and the procedures to be followed. The sender, a Trust Fund Supervisor at MCC New York, is awaiting further instructions on how to proceed with releasing Epstein's funds ($566.27). The email includes attachments related to the proper procedures for handling deceased inmates' accounts.

The email discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and eating his lunch in the attorney conference room.

The email, sent by an attorney, raises concerns about Jeffrey Epstein's treatment in prison, including limited bathroom access, unfulfilled phone calls, and inadequate meal arrangements during meetings with his legal team. The attorney requests clarification and resolution on these issues. The email suggests potential conflicts between Epstein's agreements with prison officials and the actual treatment he received.

The email chain discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and eating lunch during attorney conferences.

The email sender, an attorney representing Jeffrey Epstein, requests assistance with resolving issues related to Epstein's detention, including access to bathroom facilities, phone calls, and dining arrangements. The sender references a meeting between Epstein and prison officials where certain accommodations were allegedly promised but not provided. The email seeks clarification and resolution on these matters.

An email chain discussing requests from Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, including access to bathroom facilities, social calls, and eating lunch during legal visits.

The email from Epstein's attorney discusses issues with Epstein's prison conditions, including restricted bathroom access, unfulfilled phone calls, and inadequate meal arrangements during attorney meetings. The attorney requests resolution on these matters. The email highlights potential concerns regarding Epstein's treatment while in custody.

The email is a request from Epstein's family, through their attorney, to preserve and produce all documents and records related to Epstein's imprisonment and death at the MCC, including specific evidence such as videos, photographs, and medical records. The request encompasses a wide range of materials and is made to various agencies, including the MCC, USMS, FBI, and others. The email indicates that the family is seeking to gather evidence related to Epstein's detention and death.

An email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) notifies DOJ officials of Jeffrey Epstein's passing, with an attachment from Warden N'Diaye. The email promises further updates as more information becomes available.

The email requests the preservation and production of all documents and records related to Jeffrey Epstein's detention and death while in custody at the MCC, including videos, records of MCC staff on duty, medical records, and physical evidence. The request is made on behalf of Epstein's family and is intended to be kept confidential under a Protective Order. The email demonstrates the family's intent to investigate the circumstances surrounding Epstein's death.

An email exchange between a paralegal and a Supervisory Staff Attorney at MCC New York regarding the need to resubmit an application for visiting privileges for Jeffrey Epstein, as the previous application had expired.

An email forwarding a final statement regarding Jeffrey Epstein to be sent to media outlets that contacted MCC NY. The statement was likely related to Epstein's status or circumstances at the time. The email is dated July 25, 2019.

An email exchange within the Federal Bureau of Prisons regarding a media release about Jeffrey Epstein's detention. The final approved response stated Epstein was housed at MCC New York and not in a hospital, and that his medical status would not be disclosed for privacy and security reasons.

The email discusses the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's funds after his death, with the staff attorney reaching out to his defense counsel to determine the correct procedure for releasing the funds to his next-of-kin. The prison's normal practice is to cut a check to the next-of-kin on file, but given the media attention to Epstein's will, they sought clarification. The inmate's account balance was $566.27.

An email thread discussing the handling of deceased inmate Jeffrey Epstein's funds, with a balance of $566.27, and the decision to hold the funds until further instruction.

The email chain shows the exchange between Michael Miller, Epstein's attorney, and Adam Johnson from the BOP, discussing a potential delay in an attorney-conference with Epstein and scheduling a call for 2 pm on July 30, 2019.

The email discusses the release of funds from Jeffrey Epstein's inmate account after his death, and the procedures to be followed. The Trust Fund Supervisor at MCC New York is awaiting further instructions on how to proceed with releasing the funds. The inmate's account balance was $566.27.

The email forwards a letter to Jeffrey Epstein, referencing a past phone call and Skype call with a Ph.D. student, and includes information about Dr. Jonathan Farley, a mathematician who received a '2004 Scientist of the Year Award' from the Harvard Foundation.

The email proposes that a controversial individual donate to Morgan State University or Oxford University in exchange for public support and reputation management. The sender, an academic at Oxford, offers to publicly defend the individual and generate positive media coverage. The email references the individual's potential donation being used to establish a chair or award in their name.

The email from Jonathan David Farley to [b(6) (b)(7)(C) proposes a donation to Lincoln College, Oxford University, to establish a lectureship in Pure Mathematics, potentially in exchange for public support and media coverage. Farley suggests that by funding him as an individual, he could then take up the lectureship for free, becoming an Oxford University lecturer and advocate for [b(6) (b)(7)(C). The email highlights Farley's academic achievements and connections.

This is an email exchange regarding Jeffrey Epstein, inmate number 76318-054, with attachments including 'TEXT.htm' and 'Revised Attorney Electronic Discovery Material.kb_1.docx'. The email is dated July 30, 2019, and is related to the DOJ's handling of the Epstein case.

The email chain discusses a potential delay in Jeffrey Epstein's attorney-conference due to his shower, haircut, and medical assessment. The lawyers also schedule a call for 2 pm and discuss sending CD/DVD-Roms to a client with an attached form.

An email exchange between correctional facility staff regarding the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's inmate account funds after his death, recommending to hold the funds until further instruction.

The email chain discusses the procedures for handling inmate Jeffrey Epstein's funds after his death, including communication with his defense counsel and the uncertainty about releasing funds to the next-of-kin or as per his will. The officials are following standard procedures but are seeking clarification due to the exceptional circumstances. Epstein had $566.27 in his account.

The email discusses the release of Jeffrey Epstein's inmate account funds ($566.27) after his death, and the procedures to be followed according to the DOJ's guidelines (P.S. 4500.12). The Trust Fund Supervisor at MCC New York is awaiting further instructions on how to proceed with releasing the funds.

The document is an email chain involving correspondence related to Jeffrey Epstein, an inmate at MCC New York, including details about his incarceration and a reference to a Skype call with Epstein and a Ph.D. student in 2017.

The email is from a mathematician at Oxford University, offering to help a wealthy individual (likely Jeffrey Epstein) manage their public image by making a donation to a university. The sender suggests donating to Morgan State University or Lincoln College, Oxford, and offers to be a public advocate in return. The email includes references to the sender's achievements in mathematics and their connections to prestigious universities.

The email is from a mathematician, (b)(6), (b)(7)(C), to an unnamed recipient, discussing potential donations to support women in mathematics and a possible gift to Oxford University's Lincoln College. The sender offers to publicly support the recipient in exchange for the gift. The email includes information about the sender's academic achievements and connections.

The document is an email forwarded to several recipients, containing a letter addressed to Jeffrey Epstein, an inmate at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, referencing a phone call and Skype call with Epstein and a Ph.D. student in 2017.

The email suggests that the recipient donate to Morgan State University or Lincoln College, Oxford, to improve their public image. The sender offers to publicly support the recipient in return for the donation and suggests that this could help them avoid conviction. The email references various mathematical achievements and connections to prestigious universities.

The email from a mathematician to an unknown recipient proposes a donation to Lincoln College, Oxford University, in exchange for public support and potential media coverage. The sender suggests that funding them as an individual could facilitate their appointment as an Oxford University lecturer, thereby providing the donor with an advocate at a prestigious institution. The email includes references to the sender's academic achievements and connections to notable figures.

An email exchange between Ray Ormond and James Petrucci regarding a court order in the USA v. Jeffrey Epstein case, with James Petrucci indicating that he and legal will likely attend related proceedings.

The email discusses Jeffrey Epstein's inmate account balance and the procedures for releasing his funds after his death. The Trust Fund Supervisor at MCC New York is awaiting further instructions on how to proceed with releasing the funds. The email includes attachments related to the proper procedures for handling deceased inmates' funds.

An attorney for Jeffrey Epstein emails a prison official to report issues with Epstein's prison conditions, including limited bathroom access, unfulfilled phone calls, and inadequate meal arrangements. The attorney requests clarification and resolution on these matters. The email highlights potential inconsistencies in the application of prison rules and raises concerns about Epstein's treatment.

The email from (b)(6) to a BOP official discusses issues with Jeffrey Epstein's treatment, including restrictions on bathroom use, unfulfilled phone call promises, and difficulties with dining arrangements during attorney meetings. The attorney requests clarification and resolution on these matters. The email indicates potential conflicts between Epstein's legal team's expectations and the BOP's policies or practices.

The sender, a mathematician affiliated with Oxford University and Harvard University, proposes that a wealthy individual (likely Jeffrey Epstein) donate to Morgan State University or Lincoln College, Oxford, to improve their public image. The sender offers to publicly support the individual in exchange for the donation.

The email invites recipients to a hearing in the USA v. Jeffrey Epstein case and attaches a court order. Judge Berman is involved in the proceedings. The case is identified as 19 cr 490.

The sender, a mathematician, offers to help Jeffrey Epstein by suggesting donations to universities, including Morgan State University and Lincoln College, Oxford University, in exchange for public support and potentially generating positive media coverage.

An email chain discusses requests made by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys for greater bathroom access, social calls, and meal arrangements during legal visits. The emails detail interactions between Epstein, his attorneys, and MCC officials, including Mr. Pluorde. The requests are being reviewed and coordinated by a Supervisory Staff Attorney at CLC New York.

The email describes a situation where a detainee was forced to choose between eating properly or accessing certain areas, leading to them subsisting on vending machine snacks. The sender is seeking help regarding this matter. The email contains a confidentiality notice.

The document is an email forwarding a final statement regarding Jeffrey Epstein to be sent to media outlets that contacted MCC NY. The email was sent on July 25, 2019, and includes an attachment with the statement. The identities of the sender and recipient are redacted.

An email exchange within the Federal Bureau of Prisons regarding a media release about Jeffrey Epstein, confirming he was housed at MCC New York and not in a local hospital, and stating the Bureau's policy on not sharing inmate medical status or confinement conditions.

An email chain discusses the handling of inmate Jeffrey Epstein's funds after his death, with a Trust Fund Supervisor at MCC New York seeking guidance on releasing his funds and James Petucci recommending holding the funds until further instruction.

An email chain between prison officials discusses the procedures for releasing Jeffrey Epstein's inmate funds after his death, including communication with his defense counsel and the need to verify the correct recipient of the funds.

Lee Plourde forwards an email/news article about the trial date for guards charged in the Jeffrey Epstein case to James Petrucci and Marti Licon-Vitale. The email includes a link to an NBC news article on the topic. The context suggests the recipients are likely involved in or following the case closely.

An email chain between MCC staff discusses concerns raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his detention conditions, including requests for greater access to bathroom facilities during legal visits, social calls, and eating lunch in attorney conference rooms.

The email, dated July 22, 2019, from an attorney to an unspecified recipient, discusses issues with Jeffrey Epstein's prison conditions, including access to the bathroom, phone calls, and meal arrangements during meetings with his legal team. The attorney requests clarification and resolution on these matters. The email suggests discrepancies between what Epstein was told by prison officials and the actual practices being followed.

An email sent on November 25, 2019, forwarding a Daily Mail article about prison guards charged in relation to Jeffrey Epstein's death appearing in court. The email was sent from Lee Plourde to Charisma Edge and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott. The article is attached or linked in the email.

The email contains a link to a news article about prison guards charged in connection with Jeffrey Epstein's death appearing in court. The email was sent on November 25, 2019, to Lee Plourde. The subject line includes the URL of the news article.

The email chain shows a reporter from NY1 News inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's hearing, and the BOP's response directing the reporter to contact Epstein's court of jurisdiction or legal counsel for information.

The document is an email with a confidentiality notice, indicating it contains potentially sensitive information. The email includes contact information for the sender or recipient. The presence of a DOJ reference number suggests it may be part of a larger legal or investigative record.

A Bloomberg News reporter inquired about Jeffrey Epstein's detention conditions at MCC New York. The BOP responded, stating they don't release individual inmate information for privacy and security reasons, but confirmed Epstein's location at MCC New York.

An email exchange between a Staff Attorney and a Special Investigative Technician at MCC New York regarding a returned letter for inmate Jeffrey Epstein. The letter was apparently addressed to Larry Nassar, a former doctor for the U.S. Female Gymnastics Team convicted of molesting several athletes.

An email was sent on November 25, 2019, with a link to a news article about prison guards charged in connection with Jeffrey Epstein's death appearing in court. The email was sent by Lee Plourde to Shirley V. Skipper-Scott with the subject line being the URL of the news article.

An attorney emails a Supervisory Staff Attorney at CLC New York regarding issues with their client Jeffrey Epstein's treatment at MCC, including bathroom access, phone calls, and meal arrangements. The attorney requests resolution on these matters. The Supervisory Staff Attorney responds, stating they have forwarded the concerns to MCC administrators.

The document is a notice indicating that an email transmission may contain privileged or confidential information and instructs recipients who received it in error to notify the sender and delete the message.

An email chain between staff attorneys at CLC New York, Metropolitan Correctional Center, discussing the request for Jeffrey Epstein's medical and psychological records and seeking an override for access. The emails were exchanged on August 23, 2019. The records were likely requested in anticipation of a query from Epstein's attorneys.

The email discusses the process for releasing Jeffrey Epstein's medical and mental health records to defense counsel, requiring a cover letter, certification of identity, and a Rule 17 subpoena. The records will be authorized for release by the USAO's Civil Division. The email is from a Staff Attorney at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.

The document is an email forwarding a court order in the USA v. Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490) from the Southern District of New York to various recipients, including James Petrucci and Marti Licon-Vitale.

An email sent on November 25, 2019, forwarding a Daily Mail article about two prison guards charged in connection with Jeffrey Epstein's death appearing in court. The email was sent from Lee Plourde to Charisma Edge and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott.

An email exchange between a Staff Attorney at MCC New York and court officials regarding a court hearing in USA v. Jeffrey Epstein. The court invited MCC officials to attend the hearing, and the attorney accepted on behalf of Warden Petrucci and another absent official. The email includes an attached court order.

An attorney emails the MCC's Supervisory Staff Attorney to follow up on concerns regarding client Jeffrey Epstein, requesting information about accessing outdoor exercise and his counselor. The Supervisory Staff Attorney responds, stating that they have forwarded the concerns to MCC administrators.

An attorney for Jeffrey Epstein emails to request clarification on certain privileges for their client, including bathroom access, phone calls, and dining arrangements while meeting with attorneys. The attorney cites conflicting information provided by different prison officials. The email seeks resolution on these matters.

An attorney for Jeffrey Epstein emails a Supervisory Staff Attorney at MCC to request accommodations for Epstein, including access to outdoors exercise, bathroom breaks during attorney meetings, phone calls, and meals in the attorney-client room. The MCC attorney responds that he has forwarded the concerns to administrators and will follow up.

The document is an email with a request for help and a confidentiality notice. The sender is (b)(6), (b)(7)(C), and the email contains a unique identifier 'DOJ-OGR-00023850'. The content of the email is not provided.

An email exchange between a Steptoe & Johnson LLP attorney and a BOP representative discusses scheduling a call regarding Jeffrey Epstein, who was undergoing a medical assessment and other activities, potentially delaying an attorney-conference.

An email chain between a BOP representative and Epstein's attorney, M. Miller, discusses scheduling a 2 pm call and a potential delay in their morning conference due to Epstein's scheduled activities.

The document is an email forwarding a final statement regarding Jeffrey Epstein to be sent to media outlets that contacted MCC NY. The statement was prepared on July 25, 2019. The email is addressed to Ray Ormond.

An email exchange within the Federal Bureau of Prisons discusses the response to media inquiries about Jeffrey Epstein's detention, stating he was at MCC New York and not in a hospital, and that his medical status would not be disclosed.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's complaints about lacking toilet paper, issues with his CPAP machine, and limited phone call privileges while in detention. It also includes an out-of-office notification and arrangements for alternate contacts.

The document is an email with a polite request for help and a confidentiality notice. It is signed by an individual with a redacted name and includes a page number and reference code (DOJ-OGR-00023856), suggesting it may be part of a larger collection of documents.

The email chain discusses the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's inmate trust fund after his death, with staff at MCC New York seeking clarification on procedures and coordinating with Epstein's defense counsel. The staff are unsure about whether to follow normal practice or take different action due to the high-profile nature of the case. The emails were likely part of a larger investigation or review.

The email discusses Jeffrey Epstein's inmate account and the process for releasing his funds after his death. The sender is waiting for further instructions on how to proceed with releasing the funds. The email includes an attachment outlining the proper procedures for handling deceased inmates' funds.

The email chain discusses the handling of Jeffrey Epstein's funds after his death, with prison officials seeking clarification on the proper procedure and communicating with his defense counsel. The officials are uncertain about releasing the funds due to media reports about Epstein's will. The conversation takes place in the context of an upcoming Program Review.

The email discusses the release of funds from Jeffrey Epstein's inmate account, which had a balance of $566.27, and seeks guidance on how to proceed with releasing the funds according to proper procedures for deceased inmates.

An email exchange between a court staff member and a staff attorney at MCC New York discusses an upcoming hearing in USA v. Jeffrey Epstein, with Judge Berman inviting MCC officials to attend. The email includes an attached court order.

An email exchange between staff members at MCC New York discusses granting access to Jeffrey Epstein's medical/mental health records. A staff attorney requests an override, and the chief pharmacist responds with approval. The email contains redacted names and contact information.

A staff attorney at the CLC requests Jeffrey Epstein's medical and psychological records from July 6, 2019, onwards. The request is made via email on August 23, 2019. The context suggests it is related to Epstein's detention at the MCC.

The email chain discusses the final statement to be sent to media outlets inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's status at MCC New York. The statement confirms Epstein was housed at MCC New York and not in a hospital, while declining to comment on his medical status or conditions of confinement.

The email mentions that the sender will share the final approved response from the DOJ once received. It includes contact information for the Federal Bureau of Prisons Public Information Office.

A BuzzFeed News reporter emails Lamine N'Diaye to inquire about potential leaks regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death, citing posts on 4chan that appeared before mainstream media reports. The reporter requests verification of the information in the posts and a statement on the situation. The email highlights the reporter's investigation into the potential breach of information.

The email contains a statement from the Federal Bureau of Prisons confirming Jeffrey Epstein was housed at MCC New York and not in a hospital, while also stating that the Bureau does not share information on an inmate's medical status or conditions of confinement.

The email discusses a hearing in the Jeffrey Epstein case where Judge Berman invited the Warden and a staff attorney to attend. The staff attorney attended and sought clarification on where to sit during the hearing. The email chain includes communication between the staff attorney and an Assistant US Attorney.

An email chain discussing Jeffrey Epstein's hearing, where Judge Berman invited the Warden and a Staff Attorney to attend. The Warden declined, but the Staff Attorney attended and sought guidance on their role during the hearing.

The document appears to be a snippet containing contact information for an Assistant United States Attorney in the Southern District of New York, including name, address, phone number, and email.

An email dated July 22, 2019, discusses the addition of a paralegal, [b(6), (b)(7)(C)], to Jeffrey Epstein's case, with an attached application. The email is from [b(6), (b)(7)(C)] to another individual, likely both involved in case management.

An email requests that a specific individual be added to Richard Epstein's visiting list, attaching the individual's attorney registration information as proof of their legal credentials. The individual is admitted to the New York State bar but lacks an NY bar ID. The email is dated July 29, 2019.

An attorney for Jeffrey Epstein emails a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the Metropolitan Correctional Center to report a discrepancy in the procedures for allowing Epstein to use the bathroom during meetings with his attorneys. The Supervisory Staff Attorney responds that they have forwarded the concerns to MCC administrators and will follow up.

The sender is inquiring about several issues related to their client's detention, including access to phone calls and meal arrangements while meeting with their legal team. The client has been having difficulty getting proper meals and has not received expected phone calls. The sender is seeking assistance in resolving these issues.

The email contains a final statement to be sent to media outlets inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's situation at MCC NY, with an attached text file containing the statement. The email is part of a larger document collection (DOJ-OGR-00023887) and is dated July 25, 2019.

An email exchange within the Federal Bureau of Prisons discusses the final response to media inquiries about Jeffrey Epstein's location and medical status, stating he is housed at MCC New York and not in a local hospital.

An email notification regarding Jeffrey Epstein's suicide attempt, mentioning inquiries from the USMS and media interest. The sender informed recipients about the incident and subsequent inquiries. The email is related to the handling of Epstein, inmate #76318-054.

Kevin Pistro forwards a news article to Hugh Hurwitz, Michael Carvajal, and Ray Ormond regarding an inmate mistakenly released from MCC after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. The email includes a link to the NY Daily News article and indicates the release happened early that morning.

An email exchange requests to add an attorney to Richard Epstein's visiting list, providing attorney registration information as she is not registered with an NY bar ID. The request is approved and the attorney will be added to the list.

The email is a forwarded message from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the CLC New York Metropolitan Correctional Center, requesting that a paralegal application for Jeffrey Epstein's case be processed. The application is attached to the email. The context suggests that the paralegal is being brought in to assist with Epstein's case.

This email, dated August 12, 2019, summarizes news articles about Jeffrey Epstein's death in jail, including reports of extreme overtime shifts worked by guards, potential protocol violations, and demands for investigation from politicians.

The sender is forwarding a press release about MCC Epstein to their supervisor, Ray Ormond, indicating it is ready to go. The email includes attachments and references a specific page number and document ID.

An email sent by Charisma Owens to Charisma Edge sharing a news article about a security incident at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) where Jeffrey Epstein was being held before his suicide.

Charisma Owens forwarded an article from the New York Daily News about an inmate being mistakenly released from the MCC, the same jail where Jeffrey Epstein died, to an email address associated with the Bureau of Prisons (BOP).

Kevin Pistro forwards a news article to Hugh Hurwitz, Michael Carvajal, and Ray Ormond regarding an inmate being mistakenly released from MCC after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. The email includes a link to the NY Daily News article. The document is marked with a page number and a DOJ reference number.

An email from (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) to Ray Ormond attaching a press release regarding MCC Epstein, indicating it is ready to go. The attachment is related to Jeffrey Epstein, likely regarding his detention or related matters.

Lee Plourde sends an email to James Petrucci with the subject 'Wellness Check' and a link to an article about Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy. The email contains a redacted section and is marked with a document ID (DOJ-OGR-00023905).

Kevin Pistro forwards a news article to Hugh Hurwitz, Michael Carvajal, and Ray Ormond regarding an inmate mistakenly released from MCC after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. The email includes a link to the NY Daily News article and indicates the release happened early that morning.

An email chain between Lee Plourde and James Petrucci where Plourde shares an article about Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy. Petrucci acknowledges receipt and they exchange brief pleasantries. The context suggests a professional or investigative relationship.

Lee Plourde sends an email to James Petrucci sharing an article about Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy from the Daily Mail. James Petrucci responds briefly, acknowledging the article and suggesting they will discuss further.

Lee Plourde responds to an email from [b)(6] (b)(7)(C) regarding a news article about an inmate being mistakenly released from MCC after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. Plourde acknowledges seeing the article. The email is related to the Matthews case (91753-054).

A New York Times reporter, (b)(6), (b)(7)(C), emails Lee Plourde to inquire about an article on RadarOnline regarding Jeffrey Epstein's attempted suicide at the MCC, seeking confirmation or information.

A New York Times reporter emails a BOP contact, Lee Plourde, to inquire about an article reporting Jeffrey Epstein's attempted suicide at the MCC, seeking confirmation or information.

An email sent on July 25, 2019, with the subject 'NYPOST', forwarding a news article about Jeffrey Epstein being found injured in his NYC jail cell. The email includes a link to the article on the NY Post website.

An email chain discussing an attorney's difficulty meeting with client Jeffrey Epstein and verifying the attorney's credentials with the Bureau of Prisons.

The email discusses the verification of an attorney's status and their permission to visit Jeffrey Epstein, indicating that the attorney is in good standing in Massachusetts and is allowed to meet with Epstein.

An email sent on July 25, 2019, with a link to a news article about Jeffrey Epstein being found injured in his NYC jail cell. The email includes a reference number that suggests it may be part of a larger official or governmental documentation or filing.

The email chain verifies that an attorney is in good standing in Massachusetts and is permitted to visit Jeffrey Epstein at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.

Kevin Pistro forwards a news article to Hugh Hurwitz, Michael Carvajal, and Ray Ormond about an inmate mistakenly released from MCC after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. The email includes a link to the NY Daily News article. The subject matter suggests a potential security concern or administrative issue at MCC.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's detention at MCC and his access to his attorney. The US Attorney's Office expresses concern about Epstein's access to his attorney before his presentment. The MCC verifies the attorney's credentials and agrees to pass on the information to the Lieutenants.

A New York Times reporter emailed Lee Plourde, a BOP official, to inquire about an article reporting Jeffrey Epstein's attempted suicide at the MCC. The reporter sought confirmation or information to verify the article's veracity.

The email discusses Jeffrey Epstein's incarceration status and provides information on how to locate his details on the Federal Bureau of Prisons' public website using his register number (76318-054).

An email chain discussing issues related to Jeffrey Epstein's detention at MCC, specifically his access to his attorney. The chain involves verification of the attorney's credentials and communication between DOJ and MCC officials. The emails were exchanged on July 7, 2019.

The email chain discusses the detention of Jeffrey Epstein at MCC and the efforts to verify his attorney's credentials to ensure access to the defendant before his presentment.

An email forwarding a court order in the USA v. Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490) from the US District Court for the Southern District of New York to various recipients, including James Petrucci and Marti Licon-Vitale.

An email chain between FCI Estill staff discusses granting Sentry access to the Chaplain and the addition of Inmate Jeffrey Epstein to the religious diet program. The Chaplain corrected an error that prevented Epstein's designation. The Associate Warden coordinates with Computer Services to establish a TDY account for the Chaplain.

The email discusses a request for Sentry access for a chaplain who was out and had delegated some responsibilities. The supervisory chaplain provides an alternative solution if access is not granted. The email is a sensitive communication within the U.S. Department of Justice.

This email chain discusses the provision of religious diets to inmates at FCI Estill, including Jeffrey Epstein, and the process for granting Sentry access to staff members. The chaplain and Associate Warden (O) Charisma Edge communicate regarding Epstein's dietary needs and the correction of his registration number. The emails also touch on the technical aspects of granting Sentry access to staff.

The email is from Supervisory Chaplain (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) at FCI Ray Brook to AW Edge, discussing Sentry access and delegation of responsibilities in Chaplain (b)(6)'s absence at FCI Estill. The sender provides a workaround for necessary Sentry transactions. The email contains sensitive information and is marked as privileged communication.

The email is a forwarded message containing a proposed response to a Fox News inquiry about a case manager's current role at MCC. The response is redacted, and the document is related to a media inquiry about former AW Shirley Skipper Scott.

An email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at MCC New York instructs staff to attend to Jeffrey Epstein's medical complaints, including allegations of not receiving cholesterol or back pain medication. The email indicates that Epstein's attorneys had raised concerns about his medical care. The matter is related to Epstein's detention at the Metropolitan Correctional Center.

An email inquiry about the whereabouts of Jeffrey Epstein's CPAP machine, which he claimed to have had with him at the time of his arrest, and is necessary for his medical condition. The sender is asking if the machine is in the Receiving and Discharge (R&D) area or if someone can locate it. The email is dated July 12, 2019.

The email discusses the difficulty faced by Jeffrey Epstein's out-of-state attorney in meeting with him at MCC before his presentment on an indictment. The US Attorney's office reaches out to address this issue and ensure Epstein has access to his counsel. The email shows the communication between the US Attorney's office and other authorities regarding this matter.

The email discusses the issue of Jeffrey Epstein's attorney being denied access to his client at MCC due to being out-of-state, and requests assistance in resolving the issue before Epstein's presentment on an indictment.

The email is a forwarded message containing a response to a Fox News inquiry about a case manager's current work assignment at MCC. The response was approved by IPPA and sent to the reporter. The document provides insight into the BOP's handling of media inquiries and their communication protocols.

A News 12 Assignment Editor sent an email to the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) seeking a statement regarding Jeffrey Epstein's reported injury in his cell and the possibility of his transfer to another facility.

A News 12 editor sent an email to the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) inquiring about reports of Jeffrey Epstein's injury in his cell, asking for a statement and information on potential transfer to another facility.

An email from Adam Johnson to a Steptoe law firm representative informing them that Jeffrey Epstein's attorney-conference may be delayed due to his morning routine, which includes a shower, haircut, and medical assessment.

The email discusses Jeffrey Epstein's file and confirms that it was properly maintained and updated, including the attachment of a Notice of Separation. The sender, a Unit Manager, informs their supervisor, Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, about the status of Epstein's file. The email provides insight into the procedures followed by the Metropolitan Correctional Center regarding Epstein's detention.

The email chain discusses issues related to Jeffrey Epstein's detention at MCC, specifically his access to his out-of-state attorney before his presentment. The sender verifies that Epstein's attorney is in good standing in Massachusetts and permitted to visit him. The chain involves communication between DOJ and BOP personnel.

The email chain discusses the issue of Jeffrey Epstein's attorney being denied access to him at MCC because he is from out-of-state, and requests assistance in resolving this issue before Epstein's presentment.

The email chain discusses the issue of Jeffrey Epstein's attorney being denied access to him at MCC due to being from out-of-state, and the DOJ's efforts to facilitate a meeting between Epstein and his attorney before his presentment.

The US Attorney's Office emails the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) regarding Jeffrey Epstein's attorney being denied access to his client at MCC due to being out-of-state. The US Attorney's Office requests assistance in resolving the issue to allow the attorney to meet with Epstein before his presentment on an indictment. The BOP responds, asking where the attorney is barred.

An email chain discussing Jeffrey Epstein's CPAP machine, confirming he has one at home and requesting that medical staff have him fill out paperwork to receive it in prison.

The email discusses a potential delay in arranging an attorney-conference with Jeffrey Epstein due to his undergoing a shower, haircut, and medical assessment. The sender is informed of the delay and thanks the person who arranged the conference. The email is related to Epstein's detention under registration number 76318-054.

The email discusses the process for releasing Jeffrey Epstein's medical and mental health records to defense counsel, including required documents and authorization under United States ex rel. Touhy v. Regan.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's detention at MCC following his arrest on July 7, 2019, and the efforts to facilitate a meeting between Epstein and his attorney.

The sender is concerned that a defendant is being denied access to their out-of-state attorney before a presentment at MCC. The attorney was not allowed to meet with the defendant due to being from out-of-state. The sender is seeking assistance to resolve this issue.

The email chain discusses a problem with an attorney meeting with their client at MCC. The issue is resolved after clearance is provided, allowing the attorney to meet with the client. The exchange highlights the coordination between parties to facilitate the meeting.

The email discusses the arrest of Jeffrey Epstein and his detention at MCC, and the issue that his out-of-state attorney was denied access to meet with him before his presentment. The US Attorney's Office representative reaches out to address this issue and ensure Epstein has access to his attorney.

An email from Charisma Edge, Associate Warden at MCC New York, sending BEMR records (parts 1-5) related to Jeffrey Epstein to an unspecified recipient. The email includes five PDF attachments containing the records.

The email chain discusses the rescheduling of a telephone conference with Judge Steven Weissman and the arrangements made for Jeffrey Epstein's appearance, including booking a room for an attorney visit and ensuring the availability of Room 3 for the hearing.

The email chain discusses arrangements for a phone conference with a court, counsel, and an inmate on August 9. The MCC representative indicates their preference to initiate the call and provides the necessary details. The court or counsel's representative agrees and requests the court's phone number to be used for the call.

An attorney emails the Metropolitan Correctional Center to confirm the availability of inmate (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) for a status conference call scheduled by Judge Smith on August 9, 2019. The attorney attaches Judge Smith's letter order and requests the inmate be made available for the call. The email is a routine coordination between the attorney and the correctional facility.

The email requests assistance in setting up a telephone account for Jeffrey Epstein, an inmate, as the process had been started but not completed. It highlights the administrative interactions related to Epstein's detention. The email is dated August 5, 2019.

The email requests assistance in setting up a telephone account for Jeffrey Epstein, as the process was started but not completed by Unit Manager [b(6)]. The sender appreciates the recipient's help in this matter.

An email chain discussing the delivery of Jeffrey Epstein's CPAP machine to the detention facility, with coordination between Epstein's representative and the facility's medical staff.

The email inquires about whether Jeffrey Epstein is approved to receive a CPAP machine and how it should be delivered to him. The sender is seeking confirmation on the approval status and the delivery procedure. The email is related to Epstein's medical care while in custody.

The email reports on a status hearing in Jeffrey Epstein's case where defense counsel requested Judge Berman's oversight of the investigation into Epstein's death, citing a case from Alaska. Victims' attorneys also spoke, noting the curious timing of Epstein's death and supporting the defense counsel's request.

The email summarizes a court hearing in the Jeffrey Epstein case, where victims shared detailed accounts of their experiences and expressed anger at the government and MCC. Judge Berman did not dismiss the case and is expected to decide on court oversight in a written opinion.

An email was sent to the court by a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, notifying them of Jeffrey Epstein's passing and attaching official notification from Warden N'Diaye. The notification was also being provided to other relevant parties, including the U.S. Marshals Service and lead counsel for Epstein.

The email chain discusses the Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490) and includes a response from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at MCC New York to Judge Berman's letter. The chain is forwarded among BOP personnel, including James Petrucci and Lee Plourde. The document provides insight into the communication between the BOP and the US District Court for SDNY during the Epstein case.

An email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the New York Metropolitan Correctional Center to Judge Richard M. Berman's chambers, attaching Warden N'Diaye's response to the judge's inquiry. The email is dated August 12, 2019, and includes two attachments.

The document is an email chain discussing Jeffrey Epstein's case (19 cr 490). It includes a response from Warden Lamine N'Diaye to Judge Richard M. Berman's inquiry, facilitated by BOP's Supervisory Staff Attorney. The chain is forwarded among various recipients, including Lee Plourde and James Petrucci.

An email from a court chambers sends a letter from Judge Richard M. Berman with attachments, potentially related to a court case or proceeding in the New York Southern District court.

This is a forwarded email related to the Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490), originally sent on August 12, 2019, and forwarded on August 14, 2019, to James Petrucci and Lee Plourde. The email exchange involves various government agencies and individuals, including the DOJ and US Courts. The subject line references a specific page number (2253) and a document ID (DOJ-OGR-00024193).

An email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, attaching Warden N'Diaye's response to Judge Berman's inquiry regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case.

An email exchange between a Staff Attorney at CLC New York and an unidentified recipient regarding Jeffrey Epstein's case #76318-054, where the recipient apologizes for a delay in response and offers to provide assistance early the following week.

The email exchange is between representatives of PBSO and BOP discussing Jeffrey Epstein's custody (#76318-054). The BOP Staff Attorney reaches out to the PBSO representative for cooperation and discussion. The PBSO representative apologizes for a delay and agrees to follow up early the next week.

The document is an email exchange regarding Jeffrey Epstein, inmate #76318-054, with an attachment and dated August 23, 2019. The email is related to a DOJ correspondence. The content of the attachment is not specified in the provided snippet.

The email exchange is between a Staff Attorney at CLC New York Metropolitan Correctional Center and an external party. The Staff Attorney apologizes for a delay in response due to being in court and proposes to reach out early the following week to discuss potential assistance.

This is an email chain discussing the Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490) between staff from the Bureau of Prisons and the US District Court for SDNY. The chain includes a response from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at MCC New York to Judge Berman. The emails were forwarded among various recipients, including James Petrucci.

An email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at CLC New York, attaching Warden N'Diaye's response to a judicial inquiry from Judge Richard M. Berman. The email is part of a correspondence chain regarding a case.

The document is a forwarded email related to the Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490), originally sent on August 12, 2019, and forwarded on August 14, 2019, to James Petrucci and Lee Plourde. The email involves communication between various government agencies and individuals regarding the case.

An email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the Metropolitan Correctional Center to the chambers of Judge Richard M. Berman, attaching Warden Lamine N'Diaye's response to the Judge's inquiry regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case.

The email chain involves correspondence between BOP staff and the NSD Court regarding Jeffrey Epstein's case. The Warden's response to Judge Berman's inquiry is shared, and a Supervisory Staff Attorney offers further assistance. The document is related to the high-profile case of Jeffrey Epstein (19 cr 490).

The document is an email forwarding a message related to the Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490) to Lamine N'Diaye, with an attachment labeled 'TEXT.htm Page 3216 DOJ-OGR-00024207'.

The email chain involves Judge Richard M. Berman and various BOP officials, including Warden Lamine N'Diaye, discussing a response to an inquiry made by the Judge in the Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490). The Warden's response was forwarded to the Judge.

An email exchange between MCC staff regarding returned mail for inmate Epstein, indicating that a letter was returned to him after being mailed out.

This is an email exchange related to the Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490) at the Southern District of New York, with an attachment labeled 'DOJ-OGR-00024210' on page 3556 of a larger document production.

The email chain shows Judge Richard M. Berman's inquiry about Jeffrey Epstein's conditions, to which Warden Lamine N'Diaye responded. The response was forwarded to the Judge through court staff.

An email forwarding a message related to the Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490) is sent to Lamine N'Diaye on August 12, 2019, with an attachment labeled 'TEXT.htm Page 3720 DOJ-OGR-00024213'.

The email chain shows Judge Richard M. Berman thanking the Warden for his prompt response to his letter regarding Jeffrey Epstein's case. The Warden's response was forwarded by a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the correctional facility.

The email chain involves communication between Judge Richard M. Berman, prison officials, and DOJ representatives regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case. Warden Lamine N'Diaye's response to the judge's inquiry is shared, and a Supervisory Staff Attorney offers further assistance. The exchange highlights the interaction between the court and the prison regarding Epstein's detention.

An email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the New York Metropolitan Correctional Center to an unspecified recipient, attaching a letter from Judge Richard M. Berman. The email is dated August 12, 2019, and includes two attachments.

An email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, dated August 10, 2019, notifying recipients of Jeffrey Epstein's death and referencing an ongoing investigation. The email includes an attachment from Warden Lamine N'Diaye. The sender promises to provide further updates as more information becomes available.

An email exchange regarding an order in the USA v. Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490), sent between two individuals with redacted names, likely court staff or parties involved in the case.

The email chain discusses rescheduling a meeting between Warden Petrucci and Judge Berman, and confirms attendance at a hearing. An order from Judge Berman is attached to one of the emails.

The email chain discusses Warden Petrucci's inability to attend a meeting with Judge Berman on Tuesday and proposes an alternative meeting time. The Staff Attorney at CLC New York coordinates with the court to reschedule the meeting.

The email chain involves an invitation from Judge Berman to the New York Metropolitan Correctional Center to attend a hearing, with a Staff Attorney responding on behalf of the Center, indicating that Warden Petrucci will attend along with the Attorney.

An email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, dated August 10, 2019, notifying recipients of Jeffrey Epstein's death and referencing an ongoing investigation. The email includes an attachment from Warden Lamine N'Diaye. The sender promises to provide further updates as more information becomes available.

This email, related to the Jeffrey Epstein case (19 cr 490), contains a letter from Judge Richard M. Berman dated August 12, 2019. The email is addressed to multiple recipients, including those with US court and government email addresses. The attached letter may be relevant to the case's developments or rulings.

The document appears to contain metadata or header information from an email, including names, dates, and email addresses, with a reference to 'Flynn Eptan' on July 15, 2016.

An Assistant United States Attorney sent a corrected subpoena and request for Jeffrey Epstein's email correspondence from July 6, 2019 to July 11, 2019. A Supervisory Staff Attorney at CLC New York responded, confirming they had no calls or emails for Epstein at that time. The email exchange highlights the handling of Epstein's correspondence while in custody.

An Assistant US Attorney sends a subpoena and a request for Jeffrey Epstein's email correspondence to the BOP, seeking recordings of Epstein's phone calls and emails from a specific time period, with a urgent return date of July 12, 2019.

An email chain discusses a subpoena and request for Jeffrey Epstein's emails and phone calls from July 6-11, 2019. The request is made by a USANYS staff member and is processed by CLC New York staff. A corrected subpoena is issued with updated attorney contact information to be excluded from the request.

An Assistant US Attorney emails a request for a subpoena return and additional email records related to Jeffrey Epstein, who was an inmate at the time. The subpoena seeks recordings of Epstein's phone calls, excluding attorney calls, with a return date of July 12, 2019. The email also requests Epstein's email correspondence from July 6-11, 2019, excluding correspondence with specific individuals.

An email requesting a Certified Diet meal for inmate Jeffrey Epstein, who was not on the roster, with the intention of updating the roster upon the Chaplain's return.

An email chain shows CBS News attempting to contact the BOP Public Affairs office, which in turn confirms that national press inquiries should be forwarded to the Central Office for handling.

The email discusses Jeffrey Epstein's suicide watch status and references a statement from Attorney General William P. Barr regarding Epstein's death. The sender is asked to confirm Epstein's status on suicide watch and is provided with a link to the Attorney General's statement.

An email chain between CBS News and BOP Public Affairs shows that BOP was contacted for comment on a story, likely related to Jeffrey Epstein's death, and declined to comment beyond providing a statement from the Attorney General.

An email exchange between a CBS News Senior Producer and the Federal Bureau of Prisons regarding Jeffrey Epstein's suicide watch status, confirming he was not on suicide watch at the time of inquiry.

An email chain between a CBS News Senior Producer and the BOP's Public Affairs office discusses handling media inquiries. The BOP confirms they are not discussing anything with reporters and requests that inquiries from national press be forwarded to them. The email chain shows the protocol for handling such inquiries.

The email discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status on suicide watch and refers to a statement by Attorney General William P. Barr regarding Epstein's death. The sender is declined to comment further beyond the provided statement.

An email from Lee Plourde to Lamine N'Diaye forwarding a question from the New York Times, with an attachment labeled 'TEXT.htm' and a page reference 'Page 7686 DOJ-OGR-00024293', indicating a possible connection to a DOJ document or investigation.

An email from a New York Times reporter to an MCC staff member was forwarded, prompting concerns about staff confidentiality. The Warden held a recall to remind staff that sharing information is prohibited. The prison administration is monitoring the situation closely.

The email discusses the scheduling of a meeting related to Jeffrey Epstein, questioning whether it is scheduled for today or tomorrow. The sender is a Forensic Psychologist with the United States Public Health Service at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.

An email was sent on August 16, 2019, with a link to a news article about an inmate being mistakenly released from MCC after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. The email was sent to multiple recipients, including Vitali, James Petrucci, Lee Plourde, and Marti Licon-Lopez.

An email exchange between Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, Associate Warden at MCC New York, and a colleague, where Skipper-Scott apologizes for not meeting and mentions being busy with Jeffrey Epstein.

Lee Plourde sent an email to (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) referencing an article about an inmate mistakenly released from MCC after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. The email includes a link to a news article from the NY Daily News.

The email exchanges information about Jeffrey Epstein's death at MCC New York, with the recipient asking questions about the circumstances of his death, including whether he hanged himself and if he was on suicide watch.

An email exchange between (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) and Lee Plourde regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death at MCC New York, with (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) inquiring about the details of the incident and Lee Plourde providing a press release about the event.

An email from the Federal Bureau of Prisons' Public Information Office to Lee Plourde containing a proposed response to a Fox News reporter's inquiry about the case management of SHU inmates at MCC and the status of former Assistant Warden Shirley Skipper Scott after Jeffrey Epstein's death.

An email chain discussing difficulties a counsel is facing in meeting with a client and the steps taken to resolve the issue, including clearing access for the counsel to meet the client.

The email discusses the issue of Jeffrey Epstein's attorney being denied access to his client at MCC due to being out-of-state, and requests assistance in resolving this issue to allow a pre-presentment meeting. The sender is concerned about Epstein's access to his attorney, as they would be for any defendant. The email is a communication between government officials or prosecutors regarding this matter.

An email chain between officials from the Department of Justice and the Bureau of Prisons discusses the Reuters report on prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death and arranges a call to discuss the Special Housing Unit at MCC.

An OAG representative emails BOP officials to schedule a call to discuss the recent news about Jeffrey Epstein's death, referencing a news article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks. The tone suggests surprise and concern about the information being reported.

This email chain discusses a call between DOJ and BOP officials regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death and prison procedures at MCC. The conversation involves Hugh Hurwitz, Ray Ormond, and a DOJ official, and touches on the Special Housing Unit at MCC. The call is scheduled for noon on August 11, 2019.

Hugh Hurwitz sent an email on August 10, 2019, expressing disbelief about how certain information regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death became public, sharing a Breitbart news article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks.

An email chain between Ray Ormond and Hugh Hurwitz discusses a news article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with speculation about how the information was leaked to the media.

An email chain between BOP and OAG officials discusses a Reuters report on prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, and arranges a call to discuss the matter.

An email chain between DOJ and BOP officials discussing the Reuters report on prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, and coordinating a call to discuss the matter.

An email chain between Tim and Hugh Hurwitz discusses scheduling a call before Tim's trip with the Attorney General and shares a news article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death.

A DOJ official emails BOP officials about a Reuters article on prison guards skipping checks before Epstein's death, and they schedule a call to discuss the SHU at MCC. The conversation appears to be related to an investigation or inquiry into Epstein's death.

A DOJ official emails BOP officials about scheduling a call to discuss the recent death of Jeffrey Epstein, referencing news reports that prison guards skipped mandatory checks. The email indicates that the DOJ was aware of and interested in discussing the circumstances surrounding Epstein's death.

A DOJ official emails BOP officials to discuss a 'quick update call' before leaving for a trip with the Attorney General, referencing the Reuters article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Epstein's death. The officials arrange a call for noon to discuss, among other things, the SHU at MCC.

Hugh Hurwitz emails about a Breitbart article reporting that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, expressing surprise at how the information was obtained.

An email exchange regarding a Reuters article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, sent from Ray Ormond to Hugh Hurwitz on August 11, 2019.

The email chain involves discussion between DOJ and BOP officials about scheduling a call to update on the Jeffrey Epstein situation, with mentions of news reports that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before his death.

An email chain between DOJ and BOP officials discusses the news of prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death and coordinates a call to discuss the situation. The officials, including Hugh Hurwitz and (b)(6); (b)(7)(C), exchange messages to schedule a call. The chain includes reactions to news articles and logistical arrangements for the call.

An email chain between Hugh Hurwitz and Ray Ormond discusses a news article reporting that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with speculation about how the information was leaked to the media.

An email chain between Hugh Hurwitz, Ray Ormond, and someone from the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) discussing a call to be held at noon on August 11, 2019, regarding the Reuters report that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death.

An email chain between government officials discusses an article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death and arranges an update call with the Attorney General.

The email forwards an NBC news article about the trial date for guards charged in the Jeffrey Epstein case to Lee Plourde. The email is brief and includes a link to the original news article. It was sent from an iPhone on November 25, 2019.

An NBCUniversal employee sent an email to Lee Plourde at BOP with a link to a news article about the trial date for guards charged in the Jeffrey Epstein case.

An email chain between DOJ and BOP officials discusses coordinating a call to discuss the Reuters report on prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death. The officials, including Hugh Hurwitz and Ray Ormond, arrange a noon call to discuss the matter.

The email chain discusses arranging a call to update on a matter before 'Tim' leaves for a trip with the Attorney General, while also referencing an article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death.

An email chain between BOP and OAG officials discusses a Reuters report on prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death and arranges a call to discuss the matter further.

Hugh Hurwitz forwards a news article to colleagues, discussing the failure of prison guards to perform mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, expressing surprise at how the information was obtained.

An email chain between Hugh Hurwitz and others discusses scheduling a call to discuss the Special Housing Unit (SHU) at MCC in the context of Jeffrey Epstein's death. The conversation references a Reuters article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Epstein's death.

An email exchange between OAG and BOP representatives discusses scheduling a call to update on the Jeffrey Epstein situation, referencing news reports that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before his death.

An OAG official emails BOP officials to discuss a call about the SHU at MCC, referencing a Reuters article about prison guards skipping checks before Epstein's death. They coordinate a call for noon on August 11, 2019. The OAG official asks about the SHU at MCC during the call.

Hugh Hurwitz sent an email expressing surprise and concern over how certain information about Jeffrey Epstein's death became public, referencing a Breitbart article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks.

An email chain between officials from the Department of Justice and the Bureau of Prisons discusses the Reuters report on prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Epstein's death and arranges a call to discuss the Special Housing Unit at MCC.

An email exchange between DOJ and BOP officials discusses the need for a call to update on the Jeffrey Epstein case, referencing news reports about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Epstein's death.

An email chain between DOJ and BOP officials discusses a potential call to update on the Epstein case, with a DOJ official asking BOP officials about the SHU at MCC, indicating an investigation or inquiry into the circumstances surrounding Epstein's death.

Hugh Hurwitz sent an email on Aug 10, 2019, expressing surprise and questioning how information about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death became public, referencing a Breitbart news article.

An email was forwarded by James Petrucci to an unspecified recipient, sharing a news article about the trial date for two guards charged in the Jeffrey Epstein case. The original email was sent by Lee Plourde. The article was from NBC New York.

An email exchange regarding a Reuters article about the death of Jeffrey Epstein, discussing the failure of prison guards to conduct mandatory checks before his death. The email is part of a larger correspondence within the Department of Justice. It includes attachments related to the topic.

The email chain discusses coordinating a call to update on the Jeffrey Epstein situation, referencing news reports that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before his death. The conversation involves officials from the DOJ and BOP, indicating interagency communication and interest in the matter.

The email chain discusses a news article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death and coordinates a call among officials to discuss the matter. The conversation involves officials from the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) and the Department of Justice (DOJ). The emails were exchanged on August 11, 2019.

An email chain between Hugh Hurwitz and Ray Ormond discusses a Reuters article (linked via a Breitbart article) reporting that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with speculation about how the information was leaked to the media.

Hugh Hurwitz emails himself an article from The Hill questioning whether Jeffrey Epstein was treated as more important than Ricardo Martinez, with a note expressing approval of the article until it criticizes leadership.

The email chain discusses a Reuters report that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death. Hugh Hurwitz initially shares a Breitbart article on the topic, and Tim from the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) proposes a call to discuss the matter further with Hurwitz and Ray Ormond.

An email chain between BOP officials Hugh Hurwitz and Ray Ormond, and a DOJ official, discusses a Reuters report on prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death and arranges a call to discuss the matter.

An email exchange regarding a Reuters article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with attachments and redacted information.

The email chain discusses scheduling a call to update on a matter related to Jeffrey Epstein's death, with a link shared to a news article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before his death.

The email chain discusses scheduling a call to update on the situation surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death, with mentions of news reports that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before his death. The conversation involves officials from the Department of Justice and the Bureau of Prisons.

An email chain between Ray Ormond and Hugh Hurwitz discusses a Reuters article (linked via a Breitbart article) reporting that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with speculation about how the information was leaked.

An email exchange regarding a Reuters article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with attachments and redacted information.

The document is an email chain discussing a potential call to update on the Jeffrey Epstein situation, with mentions of news reports about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before his death.

An email chain between DOJ and BOP officials discussing Jeffrey Epstein's death and arranging a call to update each other on the situation. The chain includes reactions to news reports that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before Epstein's death. The officials arrange a call for noon on August 11, 2019.

A Bloomberg News reporter inquired about Jeffrey Epstein's detention conditions at MCC New York. The BOP responded, stating they don't release individual inmate information for privacy and security reasons, but confirmed Epstein's location at MCC New York.

An email from Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, Associate Warden at MCC New York, forwarding an article about Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy to an unknown recipient, expressing frustration about the 'craziness' preventing progress.

The email exchange between Shirley V. Skipper-Scott and (b)(6) (b)(7)(C) discusses an article about Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy, with the sender expressing surprise that an examiner released information without BOP knowledge.

Associate Warden Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses an article about Jeffrey Epstein's autopsy photos and expresses concerns about a prisoner's conduct and potential contraband. The email chain reveals internal discussions about the handling of sensitive information and potential protocol breaches.

Hugh Hurwitz forwards an article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death to Ray Ormond, expressing surprise at how the information was obtained.

The email is about scheduling a call to discuss updates related to a Reuters report on prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death. The sender requests a call with Hugh Hurwitz and Ray Ormond before leaving for a trip with the Attorney General.

An OAG representative emails BOP representatives to schedule a call to discuss an update, likely related to Jeffrey Epstein's death and a news report that prison guards skipped mandatory checks. The email exchange references a news article and indicates a level of surprise or concern about the information being reported.

An email informs the recipient about USMS and Daily News inquiries regarding Jeffrey Epstein's suicide attempt while in custody. The sender was notified by the E/W Ops Lieutenant and E/W OSP #1 about the inquiries. The email is related to Epstein's detention and the subsequent interest from law enforcement and media.

An email from Hugh Hurwitz to Ray Ormond sharing a Reuters article about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with a comment expressing surprise at how Reuters obtained the information.

This email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at MCC New York notifies recipients of Jeffrey Epstein's passing, citing an ongoing investigation and promising further updates. The email includes an attachment with official notification from Warden N'Diaye. It is related to the case United States v. Jeffrey Epstein.

A BuzzFeed News reporter contacts the BOP Executive Assistant to inquire about potential leaks related to Jeffrey Epstein's death, citing 4chan posts that appeared before mainstream media reports. The reporter requests verification of the information in the posts and a statement on the situation. The BOP Executive Assistant forwards the inquiry to other BOP officials.

A BuzzFeed News reporter emailed the BOP to inquire about potential leaks regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death, having found posts on 4chan that contained information before it was reported by mainstream media. The BOP executive assistant forwarded the inquiry to another BOP staff member, who then forwarded it to their bosses for awareness.

An email notification regarding Jeffrey Epstein's suicide attempt, mentioning inquiries from the USMS and Daily News. The email was sent on July 25, 2019, at 06:04. It references an inmate (Epstein) with the ID #76318-054.

Lee Plourde is sending a draft press release to Mike and Lee via email, copying Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott. The email includes an attachment named 'TEXT.htm'. The document is part of a larger collection or database, as indicated by 'Page 4425' and a specific document ID 'DOJ-OGR-00024368'.

The email is from a BOP staff member to Lamine N'Diaye, with cc's to other BOP staff, discussing a draft press release regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death and requesting answers to certain questions. The email is dated August 10, 2019.

Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, Associate Warden at MCC New York, emails Lamine N'Diaye with a draft press release for feedback and requests answers to specific questions. The press release is being finalized in collaboration with IPPA.

The email chain involves a reporter from BuzzFeed News reaching out to inquire about a potential leak regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death. The BOP personnel are instructed not to reply to the reporter, and Lee Plourde confirms that he hasn't and won't respond.

A reporter from BuzzFeed News is reaching out to verify if certain information about Jeffrey Epstein's death was available to the recipient's team before it was reported in mainstream media, referencing posts on 4chan that appeared 45 minutes before ABC News reported the story.

An email chain between BOP officials discusses a contact from a BuzzFeed News reporter inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's death, with instructions not to reply to the reporter. The chain indicates awareness of potential media interest and possible leaks regarding Epstein's death.

The email chain discusses a potential leak in the hospital regarding Epstein's death and a media inquiry from BuzzFeed News. BOP personnel are instructed not to reply to the reporter. The chain shows the handling of the inquiry and the internal communication within BOP.

Jane, a reporter at BuzzFeed News, emails to verify information about Jeffrey Epstein's death posted on 4chan before it was reported by ABC News, and requests a statement on the situation.

An email chain shows a reporter from BuzzFeed News inquiring about a potential leak regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death, which was then forwarded to BOP officials and their superiors. The chain indicates that the BOP was made aware of the media inquiry and took steps to notify their leadership. The specific details of the potential leak are not included in this document.

A reporter from BuzzFeed News emails to inquire about verifying information on 4chan posts that preceded mainstream media reports on Jeffrey Epstein's death and requests a statement on the situation.

An email from Hugh Hurwitz forwarding a DOJ statement to be released after notification of certain notices, with internal coordination and approval shown in the email chain.

The email chain discusses the final statement to be sent to media outlets regarding Jeffrey Epstein's detention at MCC New York, clarifying that he is not in a local hospital and stating that his medical status will not be disclosed.

The email discusses the drafting of a statement in response to media inquiries about Jeffrey Epstein, which is being reviewed by DOJ's public affairs office. The final response is expected within the hour and will be shared with reporters. The email highlights the coordination between BOP, DOJ, and USMS on this matter.

The email chain discusses a CNN article criticizing the BOP's handling of Jeffrey Epstein's suicide and the information provided to DOJ officials. The BOP officials clarify that Epstein was indeed released from BOP custody, contrary to the CNN article's claim that he was just moved to another facility.

An email exchange between DOJ officials discussing a news report that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with a proposal for a call to discuss the matter further.

An OAG representative emails BOP officials to schedule a call to discuss an update, likely related to the recent news about Jeffrey Epstein's death and prison guards skipping mandatory checks.

The email chain discusses a potential leak in the hospital regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death and instructs staff not to reply to a reporter's inquiry. Lee Plourde confirms they haven't and won't respond to the reporter. The chain indicates an effort to manage information and maintain confidentiality surrounding Epstein's death.

A BuzzFeed News reporter emails an inquiry about potential leaks related to Jeffrey Epstein's death, suspecting a paramedic may have shared information on 4chan before it was reported by mainstream media, and requests verification and a statement.

Lee Plourde is sending a draft press release to Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, and is about to email it to Mike & Lee from their Samsung device. The email includes an attachment named TEXT.htm. The document is part of a larger collection (DOJ-OGR-00024387).

The email is from a BOP staff member to Lamine N'Diaye, requesting answers to certain questions while working on a draft press release regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death. The email includes a cc to Lee Plourde and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, indicating internal BOP communication.

Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, Associate Warden at MCC New York, emails Lamine N'Diaye with a draft press release for feedback and requests answers to specific questions. The press release is related to MCC New York and is being finalized in collaboration with IPPA.

An email chain between Shirley V. Skipper-Scott and (b)(6) (b)(7)(C) discussing a draft press release for MCC New York, with (b)(6) (b)(7)(C) requesting information to finalize the release.

An email from Hugh Hurwitz to an individual with a redacted name, sending 'Noteworthy News Clips' on August 16, 2019, with an attached file.

The email discusses a CNN article criticizing the DOJ for providing incorrect information about Jeffrey Epstein's release, and clarifies that Epstein was indeed released from BOP custody. The email also includes links to various news articles about Epstein's death and the subsequent investigations.

An email notifies Lee Plourde about an ABC News inquiry regarding a death claim at MCC NY, attaching relevant information, including a press release.

An ABC News reporter inquires about a potential suicide at MCC, asking if there has been a death since Jeffrey Epstein's. A BOP representative prepares a response. The document includes the inquiry email and proposed response.

The email discusses a CNN article criticizing the DOJ for receiving incorrect information from the BOP regarding Jeffrey Epstein's release status. The sender corrects the record, stating Epstein was indeed released from BOP custody. The email also includes a summary of various news articles related to Epstein's death and the subsequent investigation.

An email from Hugh Hurwitz to Ray Ormond sharing a Reuters report that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with a link to a related Breitbart article.

The email sends news clips from July 25, 2019, to Hugh Hurwitz, including articles about Jeffrey Epstein's injury in jail, a contraband smuggling scheme in a Maryland prison, and commentary on the First Step Act. The sender asks if they should include a statement on Epstein when sending the clips to executive staff.

An email dated August 10, 2019, with the subject 'MCC Epstein', was sent with an updated press release regarding Jeffrey Epstein, including his arrival date and official charges. The email had multiple recipients and included attachments. The document suggests official communication regarding Epstein's legal status.

The email chain discusses a news report about prison guards skipping mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death. The sender, Tim, requests a call with Hugh Hurwitz to discuss an update before leaving for a trip with the Attorney General.

A DOJ representative emails a BOP official to request a call to discuss an update, likely related to the recent news about Jeffrey Epstein's death and prison guards skipping mandatory checks. The BOP official had previously shared a news article about the incident, expressing surprise at how the information was obtained.

An email from a Case Manager Coordinator at the Metropolitan Correctional Center discusses a phone call received from Jeffrey Epstein's brother inquiring about the status of Epstein's property. The coordinator explained that the property would be mailed to the last known address on record. The email is dated November 1, 2019.

The email chain discusses the finalization of a statement to be released by the DOJ after notification that certain notices have been made. The DOJ representative seeks approval for the statement from the recipients.

The email is a response to a media inquiry from NY1 regarding a hearing involving Jeffrey Epstein scheduled for the next day. The document is part of a larger collection or database, as indicated by 'Page 5610 DOJ-OGR-00024405'.

An email chain between the Federal Bureau of Prisons and a NY1 News reporter regarding Jeffrey Epstein's hearing, where the Bureau provides a standard response directing the reporter to the inmate's court of jurisdiction or legal counsel.

An email exchange between government officials discussing a news report that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with a proposal for a follow-up call to discuss the matter further.

An OAG representative emails BOP representatives to schedule a call to discuss an update, likely related to the recent news about Jeffrey Epstein's death and prison guards skipping mandatory checks. The email references a news article and indicates a level of surprise and concern.

An email from Hugh Hurwitz to Ray Ormond discussing a Reuters report that prison guards skipped mandatory checks before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with a link to a Breitbart article on the topic.

An email chain discusses a request from Jeffrey Epstein's brother regarding the status of Epstein's property. The emails indicate that the property may be in the possession of the FBI or OIG, and discuss the normal procedure for releasing property to the last known address on record.

A reporter from the NY Daily News sent an email to the Federal Bureau of Prisons' Public Information Office inquiring about conditions at MCC NY after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. The reporter asked several questions regarding morale, staffing, and reforms. The email indicates that the story will run over the weekend and a response is requested by the end of the day.

An email exchange between Lee Plourde and a PIO at the Federal Bureau of Prisons regarding a reporter's inquiry from The Hill about an inmate mistakenly released after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. The BOP is asked to comment on the report and the status of the inmate in their database. The email includes a proposed response.

The email discusses a news article about a convicted bank robber mistakenly released from MCC after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. A reporter from The Hill is seeking comment from the BOP, and a proposed response has been prepared.

The email is a forwarded message from the BOP's Public Information Office discussing a reporter's inquiry from The Hill about a NY Daily News article on the mistaken release of inmate (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) after Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. The BOP staff is coordinating a response to the inquiry.

The email discusses the release of a statement by the DOJ after notification that certain notices have been made, with an attachment containing the final statement. It appears to be a coordination between different entities within the DOJ.

An email was forwarded by Lee Plourde to Lamine N'Diaye and others regarding a question from the NYTimes, with an attachment labeled 'TEXT.htm' on page 6737 of a document titled 'DOJ-OGR-00024416'.

An email chain shows that a New York Times reporter contacted an MCC staff member's personal email to gather information about Jeffrey Epstein, prompting concerns about information leakage and staff protocol.

The Daily Beast's executive editor is emailing to confirm an NBC story about their client being questioned regarding a possible attack on Jeffrey Epstein at the MCC. The editor requests a call to discuss further.

An email from a Staff Attorney at CLC New York requests Jeffrey Epstein's medical and mental health records from MCC, where Epstein was detained starting July 6, 2019. The email is dated August 23, 2019. The request is made in anticipation of receiving attached information.

An email from a Public Information Office member at the Federal Bureau of Prisons to Lee Plourde, regarding a media inquiry from Fox News about the status of a case manager and former Assistant Warden Shirley Skipper Scott after Jeffrey Epstein's death. The email includes a proposed response and indicates coordination within the IPPA chain.

The email exchanges information about federal prison suicides between 2014-2018 and discusses BOP's response to a reporter's questions, including potential initiatives to reduce suicides and the union's contention about staffing shortages.

Hugh Hurwitz sent an email requesting historical information and shared a news article link about rising federal prison suicides before Jeffrey Epstein's death. The recipient is asked to provide any available historical information. The email is dated August 23, 2019.

The email forwards a message discussing a statement to be released by the DOJ after notification that certain notices have been made. The sender confirms with the recipient that the statement is final.

An email from (b)(6), (b)(7)(C) of the Office of the Attorney General to Hugh Hurwitz, stating that a document is final. The email references an attachment and includes an internal confirmation of finalization.

An email was sent from an OAG official to JMD and BOP officials with the subject 'Statement', indicating that a final version has been prepared and seeking confirmation.

The email is from an individual within the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) to Hugh Hurwitz, dated August 13, 2019, with a subject line 'draft' and attachments. The email requests Hurwitz to review a draft document.

An email was sent from the Office of the Attorney General to Hugh Hurwitz of the Bureau of Prisons, requesting review of a draft document on August 13, 2019.

The email discusses providing a Certified Diet meal to inmate Jeffrey Epstein, who was not on the roster at the time. The Chaplain was expected to add him to the roster, but was not available.

The email is an exchange between Hugh Hurwitz of the BOP and an individual from the Justice Management Division (JMD) at DOJ regarding a statement. Hurwitz confirms the accuracy of the statement and mentions that notices are being prepared for two staff members and a warden.

The email chain discusses the preparation of a statement and notifications to be sent to two staff members and a warden. Hugh Hurwitz confirms the accuracy of the statement and indicates that the notifications are being prepared. The chain suggests a coordinated effort between DOJ and BOP officials.

Hugh Hurwitz sends an email requesting historical information related to federal prison suicides, referencing a USA Today article about the rising number of such incidents before Jeffrey Epstein's death. The email includes a link to the article and is sent to a potentially classified or restricted recipient.

The email chain discusses draft language for a statement or press release, requests for staffing information at MCC, and the timing of a potential announcement or action. The conversation involves officials from BOP and OAG, indicating a coordinated effort to address issues at MCC.

The document is an excerpt or email sent by Hugh, with a redaction or notation '(b)(5)', related to a DOJ matter, and includes a page number and reference number 'DOJ-OGR-00024434'.

A journalist from Gothamist emailed a media relations officer seeking comment on allegations of poor conditions at MCC, including moldy cells, inadequate water temperature control, and mistreatment of prisoners. The email was forwarded to multiple recipients, including Lamine N'Diaye. The allegations were compiled from defense attorneys, current prisoners, and their loved ones.

Hugh Hurwitz requests historical information on federal prison suicides, which is provided by another government official, who notes that suicides in the community have also been rising. The discussion is linked to the recent death of Jeffrey Epstein.

The email exchange between Hugh Hurwitz and an unnamed sender discusses the rising number of federal prison suicides before Jeffrey Epstein's death, with the sender noting that suicides in the general community have also been increasing.

An email chain shows a journalist from Gothamist requesting comment on allegations of poor conditions at MCC, including mold, inadequate water temperature control, and mistreatment of prisoners. The recipient is cautioned about responding due to the media outlet's history of criticism towards the MCC and related entities.

An AP journalist emails Lee Plourde to inquire about the representation of two MCC employees who are about to be charged in connection with Jeffrey Epstein's death. The AP is seeking to reach out to the employees' lawyers to separate fact from rumors. The email is dated November 18, 2019.

The email chain shows the Associated Press inquiring about representation of MCC staff involved in Jeffrey Epstein's death and MCC New York declining to respond. The AP was seeking to contact the representatives of the staff to separate fact from rumors. The MCC New York Senior Attorney was the subject of the AP's inquiry.

An Associated Press journalist emailed an inquiry about whether the recipient was representing two MCC employees about to be charged in connection with Jeffrey Epstein's death, seeking guidance on who was representing them.

The email chain shows an AP reporter inquiring about representation for MCC staff involved in Jeffrey Epstein's death. Lee Plourde, a BOP official, decides not to respond to the inquiry. The email is circulated among various BOP officials.

The document appears to be a footer from an email sent by the Associated Press, containing a confidentiality notice and instructions for handling misdirected emails. It includes contact information and a protocol for notification and deletion in case of misdirection. The presence of page and document identifiers suggests it may be part of a larger collection or case file.

An Associated Press representative emailed Lee Plourde to inquire about the representation of two Metropolitan Correctional Center employees who were about to be charged in connection with Jeffrey Epstein's death. The email was sent on November 18, 2019, and was forwarded to Lee Plourde the next day. The Associated Press sought to reach out to the employees 'out of fairness and to ensure we are separating fact from rumors'.

An email chain among BOP staff on July 23, 2019, discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and actions, with a request to clarify the situation and plans to move him. The chain includes Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott, Lamine N'Diaye, and Ray Ormond. The conversation indicates confusion about Epstein's situation and a need for clarification.

The email chain discusses confusion regarding a memo about Jeffrey Epstein and requests clarification on his actions, current status, and plans to move him to a general population unit.

An email chain between BOP officials discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit, with one official finding a memo on the matter confusing and requesting clarification.

An email chain between Lamine N'Diay, Ray Ormond, and Shirley Skipper-Scott discusses a memo regarding Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him, with Ray Ormond requesting clarification on Epstein's actions and current status.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and status on Psychological Observation at MCC New York, with updates on his condition and potential housing arrangements following a UDC hearing.

The email chain discusses the housing of a pretrial inmate who is refusing to go to general population and is being considered for a cell mate in the Special Housing Unit (SHU). The Associate Warden provides information on the inmate's status and the definition of Psychological Observation.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status, who was removed from Suicide Watch and placed on Psychological Observation, and his subsequent attorney visit. The Associate Warden, Shirley Skipper-Scott, updates the Regional Director, J. Ray Ormond, on Epstein's status and activities.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status on Psychological Observation after a Code 228 incident (Tattooing or Self-Mutilation). Associate Warden Shirley V. Skipper-Scott updates Regional Director J. Ray Ormond on Epstein's evaluation and potential UDC hearing.

The email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses an inmate's Supervised Release Violation for Failure to Register as Sex Offender and his mental health status, which led to his placement on Psychological Observation. The inmate is to be reassessed and potentially returned to SHU with a new cell mate.

The email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status at MCC New York, including his removal from Suicide Watch and placement on Psychological Observation, as well as his attorney visit.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and housing status in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) at MCC New York. Epstein was assessed by Psychologist services and was to remain on Psychological Observation. The email also discusses potential cell mates for Epstein.

An email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses an inmate's Psychological Observation status, defined by the Chief Psychologist. The inmate is deemed unstable and will remain on Psychological Observation until reassessed, after which they will return to SHU due to a pending incident report for Self-Mutilation.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status, his removal from Suicide Watch, and his subsequent Psychological Observation status at MCC New York on July 24, 2019.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and housing in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) at MCC New York. Epstein was being held on Psychological Observation and was pending a UDC hearing. The emails also mention the search for a suitable cell mate for Epstein.

The email chain discusses an inmate's mental health status, their placement on Psychological Observation, and their subsequent return to SHU. The inmate has a pending incident report for Self-Mutilation and has requested Protective Custody. The case has been highly publicized.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status, activities, and housing arrangements at MCC New York on July 24, 2019, including his removal from Suicide Watch and step-down to Psychological Observation status.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and housing in SHU. Epstein was assessed by Psychologist services and was to remain on Psychological Observation. The Associate Warden was searching for a suitable cell mate for Epstein.

An email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses the definition and application of Psychological Observation status for an inmate at MCC New York. The inmate is being held in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) and has requested Protective Custody. The definition provided by the Chief Psychologist is included in the email.

The email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status, including his removal from Suicide Watch and step-down to Psychological Observation, and his activities while in custody at MCC New York on July 24, 2019.

An email chain between BOP officials discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit, with Ray Ormond requesting clarification on a confusing memo regarding Epstein's actions and status.

The document is an email forward from Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, a BOP official, with the subject 'Fwd: Epstein', indicating it is related to the Jeffrey Epstein case. The email was sent on July 23, but the year is redacted. It is part of a larger document or collection, as indicated by the page numbers.

The email discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status at MCC New York, including his pending Code 228 for Tattooing or Self-Mutilation and potential competency evaluation. It also explores possible cell mates for Epstein in SHU and his current status on Psychological Observation.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status change from Suicide Watch to Psychological Observation, his housing arrangements, and his interactions with his attorney. Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott updates Regional Director J. Ray Ormond on Epstein's situation.

J. Ray Ormond, Regional Director of the Northeast Region, emails Shirley requesting a daily update on a specific inmate's status and activities. The email is related to an inmate under the care or supervision of the sender's organization. The context suggests an official or administrative communication.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's pending Code 228 for tattooing or self-mutilation and his likely competency evaluation. It also reviews potential cell mates for Epstein in SHU, ultimately considering a 54-year-old white male inmate.

An email chain between Shirley V. Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses an inmate's status on Psychological Observation, its definition, and the inmate's housing arrangements after an attorney visit. The Chief Psychologist's definition of Psychological Observation is shared, explaining its use for inmates with deteriorating mental status.

The email correspondence between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status update on July 24, 2019, including his removal from Suicide Watch and his movement within the facility. Ormond requests daily updates on Epstein's status and activities.

This is an email communication regarding Jeffrey Epstein, sent by a USMS representative to Shirley V. Skipper-Scott on July 25, 2019. The email includes attachments but the content is not specified. The sender's identity is redacted.

The document is an email chain between BOP staff members discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and actions, and plans to move him. The chain includes Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott, Lamine N'Diaye, and Ray Ormond. The emails were sent on July 23, 2019.

The email correspondence shows The Daily Beast inquiring about Jeffrey Epstein's condition after reports of a suicide attempt, with the Federal Bureau of Prisons responding that Epstein was housed at MCC New York and declining to comment on his medical status.

The email chain discusses confusion regarding a memo about Jeffrey Epstein's status and actions, with a request to draft an email clarifying his status and plans to move him to a general population unit.

The document is an email chain between BOP officials discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and actions, with Ray Ormond expressing confusion about a memo and requesting a clear summary of Epstein's situation and plans to move him to a general population unit.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status and activities while in custody, including his removal from Suicide Watch and placement on Psychological Observation, and his attorney visit.

The document is an email chain among BOP officials discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him. Ray Ormond requests Lamine N'Diaye to draft an email summarizing Epstein's actions and current status. The email chain includes various BOP officials, including Shirley Skipper-Scott, Associate Warden at MCC New York.

The document is an email chain discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to transfer him to a General Population unit. Ray Ormond emails Lamine N'Diaye asking for clarification on Epstein's actions and status. Lamine N'Diaye then contacts Shirley Skipper-Scott to obtain the required information.

The document is an email forwarded by Shirley V. Skipper-Scott to Lamine N'Diaye regarding the Epstein case on July 23, 2019. It is part of a larger collection of documents, as indicated by the page numbers and reference numbers (e.g., DOJ-OGR-00024692). The email was sent from a BOP email account, suggesting it is an official or work-related communication.

The email from J. Ray Ormond to Sonya Thompson updates on Jeffrey Epstein's status, stating he was removed from Suicide Watch and stepped down to Psychological Observation. Epstein was to meet with his attorney and then return to SHU. The email also mentions a pending incident report for Self-Mutilation.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status on Psychological Observation and the outcome of his assessment, as well as disciplinary proceedings against him for a Code 228 violation (Tattooing or Self-Mutilation).

The email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses the housing of a pretrial inmate who is refusing to go to general population. The inmate is on Psychological Observation due to a pending incident report for Self-Mutilation and will return to the Special Housing Unit (SHU) after reassessment.

The email chain between Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott and Regional Director J. Ray Ormond discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status, including his removal from Suicide Watch and placement on Psychological Observation, as well as arrangements for his attorney visit.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and housing in SHU, indicating he will remain on Psychological Observation over the weekend and be reassessed on Monday. The Associate Warden, Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, also discusses potential cell mates for Epstein.

An email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses the definition and application of Psychological Observation for an inmate, who is to be returned to the Special Housing Unit (SHU) after being on Psychological Observation due to mental health concerns.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status at MCC New York, including his removal from Suicide Watch and step-down to Psychological Observation, and arrangements for his attorney visit on July 24, 2019.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status after being assessed by Psychology services, his placement on Psychological Observation, and pending disciplinary proceedings for a Code 228 violation (Tattooing or Self-Mutilation).

The email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses an inmate's status on Psychological Observation due to mental health concerns and the challenges in finding a suitable cell mate. The inmate is to return to the Special Housing Unit (SHU) after being on Psychological Observation.

The email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status at MCC New York, including his removal from Suicide Watch and placement on Psychological Observation, as well as arrangements for his attorney visit.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and housing arrangements at MCC New York, with Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott updating Regional Director Ray Ormond on Epstein's status and potential cell mates.

The email correspondence between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses the Psychological Observation status of an inmate, including the definition and criteria for this status, and the inmate's housing assignment following the observation period.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status, his removal from Suicide Watch, and his subsequent Psychological Observation status at MCC New York on July 24, 2019.

An email chain between Shirley V. Skipper-Scott and Ray Ormond discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status after being assessed by Psychologist services, determining he would remain on Psychological Observation for another day.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's pending Code 228 for tattooing or self-mutilation and his likely competency evaluation outcome. It also explores potential cell mates for Epstein if he returns to SHU, and provides a definition of Psychological Observation as per the Chief Psychologist.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status after being removed from Suicide Watch and placed on Psychological Observation. Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott informs Regional Director J. Ray Ormond that Epstein will return to the Special Housing Unit (SHU) after meeting with his attorney. The emails provide details about Epstein's mental health status and the prison's procedures for handling inmates with mental health concerns.

The email is from J. Ray Ormond, Regional Director of the Northeast Region BOP, to Shirley, requesting a daily update on a particular inmate's status and activities. Ormond provides his contact information and specifies his role.

The document is an email chain involving the forwarding of a DOC 583 form related to inmate Jeffrey Epstein (#76318-054) from a Special Investigative Technician at MCC New York to Ray Ormond.

This is an email chain between BOP staff members discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit. Ray Ormond requests information about Epstein's actions and status, and Lamine N'Diaye is asked to draft an email with the relevant details. Shirley Skipper-Scott responds, indicating she is available to provide additional information if needed.

The document is an excerpt from an email chain discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him. Ray Ormond requests Lamine N'Diaye to draft an email clarifying Epstein's actions and current status. The chain includes contact information for Shirley Skipper-Scott, Associate Warden at MCC New York.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's health complaints, including numbness in his arm and neck injury, and his return to Special Housing Unit (SHU) despite feeling unwell. Epstein was allowed to stay in the hospital area for one more night to receive his CPAP machine and get a good night's sleep before being returned to SHU.

The document discusses the status update of an inmate, likely Jeffrey Epstein, being taken off Psych Observation and pending bedspace for SHU. It includes a notation about Epstein's inmate number (#76318-054). The communication is likely an internal log or email.

This email chain from July 23, 2019, involves BOP staff discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit, with one staff member finding a memo on the matter 'very confusing'.

The email discusses Jeffrey Epstein's pending Code 228 for Tattooing or Self-Mutilation and his likely competency assessment. It also reviews potential cell mates for Epstein in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) and the status of other inmates in SHU.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status after being removed from suicide watch and stepped down to psychological observation. Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott informs Regional Director J. Ray Ormond that Epstein will be housed in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) after meeting with his attorney. The chain also clarifies the meaning of 'Psychological Observation' status.

J. Ray Ormond, Regional Director of the Northeast Region, emails Shirley requesting a daily update on a specific inmate's status and activities. The email is related to an inmate under the care or supervision of the sender's organization.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's pending Code 228 investigation and his potential competency evaluation. It also details the search for a suitable cell mate for Epstein in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) due to his refusal to go to general population.

An email chain between Shirley V. Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses an inmate's 'Psychological Observation' status, its definition, and the inmate's housing arrangements. The Chief Psychologist defines Psychological Observation and explains its distinction from suicide watch. The inmate will be reassessed and potentially returned to SHU.

An email exchange between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond regarding Jeffrey Epstein's status on July 24, 2019. Epstein was removed from Suicide Watch and was to meet with his attorney after a medical assessment. The Regional Director requested daily updates on Epstein's status.

An email chain between BOP officials discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a General Population unit, with Ray Ormond requesting clarification on the matter.

An email chain between BOP officials discusses a confusing memo about an inmate, with Lamine N'Diaye being asked to draft a clarifying email regarding the inmate's status and planned transfer. The exchange indicates some level of confusion or concern about the inmate's situation within the BOP.

An email chain between BOP officials discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit. Ray Ormond requests Lamine N'Diaye to draft an email detailing Epstein's actions and current status. The email chain includes a third party, Shirley Skipper-Scott, Associate Warden at MCC New York.

The document appears to be an email forwarded by Shirley V. Skipper-Scott to Lamine N'Diaye regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case. The email was sent on July 23, 2019. The content of the original email is not visible in the provided snippet.

An email chain between BOP officials discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit, with one official finding a memo on the matter confusing and requesting clarification.

This document is an email chain discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit. The chain includes emails between BOP officials Lamine N'Diaye, Ray Ormond, and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott. The officials are trying to clarify Epstein's actions and status, indicating some confusion or uncertainty about his detention.

An email chain between BOP officials Ray Ormond, Lamine N'Diaye, and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit, with Ormond expressing confusion about a memo and requesting clarification.

Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott updates Regional Director Ray Ormond on Jeffrey Epstein's status, noting he was removed from Suicide Watch and taken for a medical assessment. Epstein was then to meet with his attorney. The email indicates the level of scrutiny and monitoring Epstein was under while in custody.

The document is an email chain discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and actions while in custody. Ray Ormond emails Lamine N'Diaye asking for clarification on a confusing memo and requesting a draft email detailing Epstein's actions, current status, and plans to move him to a general population unit. The chain includes emails from multiple individuals within the Bureau of Prisons.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit, with Ray Ormond expressing confusion about a memo and requesting clarification on Epstein's actions and current status.

This is an email chain from July 23, 2019, discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit at MCC New York. The chain involves BOP staff members, including Shirley Skipper-Scott, Lamine N'Diaye, and Ray Ormond. The emails request clarification on Epstein's situation and actions taken by the facility.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's condition and plans for his return to SHU, with staff noting his complaints of numbness and sleep issues, and his request to have a good night's sleep with his CPAP machine before being returned to SHU.

The document appears to be an internal communication regarding the status of inmates, specifically noting that one inmate is being removed from Psych Observation and mentioning Jeffrey Epstein's pending placement in SHU due to bedspace issues.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's condition, including his complaints of numbness in his arm and neck, sleep issues due to a potentially faulty toilet in his cell, and his upcoming return to the Special Housing Unit (SHU). The Chief Psychologist notes Epstein is psychologically stable but has physical complaints that are being addressed.

The document is an internal communication regarding the status update of inmates, specifically noting that Jeffrey Epstein (#76318-054) is being taken off Psych Observation as of January 28, 2019.

This document is an email chain between BOP officials discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and actions, and requesting information about plans to move him. The chain involves Lamine N'Diaye, Ray Ormon, and Shirley Skipper-Scott. The emails were sent on July 23, 2019.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and housing in SHU. Epstein was assessed by Psychologist services and was to remain on Psychological Observation over the weekend. The emails also discuss potential cell mates for Epstein.

An email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses the definition and application of Psychological Observation for an inmate at MCC New York, who was pending an incident report for Self-Mutilation and had requested Protective Custody.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status, including his removal from Suicide Watch and his attorney visit. Ormond requests daily updates on Epstein's status, and Skipper-Scott provides information on his Psychological Observation status and upcoming attorney visit.

This is an email chain between BOP officials discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit. The officials, including Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott, express confusion about a memo regarding Epstein. The chain reveals internal discussions about Epstein's detention on July 23, 2019.

An email chain between Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status while in custody at MCC New York, including his removal from Suicide Watch and subsequent Psychological Observation status.

An email chain between BOP officials Ray Ormond, Lamine N'Diaye, and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to transfer him to a General Population unit on July 23, 2019.

The document is an email chain from July 25, 2019, regarding Jeffrey Epstein, forwarded by Shirley V. Skipper to Scott Lamine N'Diaye. The email contains an attachment named TEXT.htm and is part of a larger document collection (DOJ-OGR-00024757).

The email correspondence discusses Jeffrey Epstein's health issues, including numbness in his arm and neck, and sleep disturbances. Epstein was to be returned to the Special Housing Unit (SHU) after a night's sleep with his CPAP machine. The document indicates Epstein was deemed psychologically stable but had physical complaints that were addressed by prison staff.

The document appears to be an internal communication regarding the status of inmates, specifically noting that Inmate [b(6); (b)(7)(C) is being removed from Psych Observation and mentioning Jeffrey Epstein's pending bedspace for SHU.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and housing in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) at MCC New York, including the search for a suitable cell mate. Epstein was deemed to remain on Psychological Observation. The chain highlights the communication between Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott and Regional Director J. Ray Ormond regarding Epstein's status.

An email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses an inmate's Psychological Observation status, their mental health, and placement in the SHU. The inmate has a pending incident report for self-mutilation and has requested protective custody due to their highly publicized case. The definition of Psychological Observation status is provided by the Chief Psychologist.

An email chain between prison officials discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and activities while in custody at MCC New York, including his removal from Suicide Watch and placement on Psychological Observation.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status after being assessed by Psychology services, his placement on Psychological Observation, and the status of his incident report.

An email chain between Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott and Regional Director J. Ray Ormond discusses the housing of an inmate with a Supervised Release Violation, who is being held in Special Housing Unit (SHU) and is on Psychological Observation status due to mental health concerns. The inmate is awaiting a suitable cell mate.

This email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status at MCC New York, including his removal from Suicide Watch and step-down to Psychological Observation, as well as arrangements for his attorney visit.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and his status on Psychological Observation at MCC New York. Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott informs Regional Director J. Ray Ormond that Epstein will remain on Psychological Observation over the weekend and be reassessed on Monday. The chain also mentions a pending disciplinary hearing for Epstein related to a Code 228 infraction.

The email chain discusses the housing of a pretrial inmate who is refusing to go to general population and is being considered for a cell mate in SHU. The Associate Warden provides information on the inmate's status and the definition of Psychological Observation.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status, his removal from Suicide Watch, and his step-down to Psychological Observation. It also touches on his attorney visit and the subsequent arrangements.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment, determining he would remain on Psychological Observation over the weekend. It also touches on his housing status in SHU and the search for a suitable cell mate.

An email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses the Psychological Observation status of an inmate, including the definition and criteria for this status, and the inmate's pending incident report for Self-Mutilation.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status and activities at MCC New York, including his removal from Suicide Watch and arrangements for an attorney visit. Epstein was stepped down to Psychological Observation after being removed from Suicide Watch and was scheduled to meet with his attorney after a follow-up assessment. The emails demonstrate the communication between the Regional Director and Associate Warden regarding Epstein's daily updates and status changes.

An email from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at MCC New York forwards a request from Epstein's family to preserve various documents and records related to his imprisonment and death. The request includes specific materials such as videos, photographs, and communications. The attorney advises that the requested materials be preserved and that a formal FOIA request be made for their production.

The email is a request from a lawyer representing Jeffrey Epstein's family to preserve and produce records related to his detention and death. The request includes medical and EMS records, as well as other physical evidence. The email is sent on the same day as Epstein's death, August 10, 2019.

The document contains contact information for a Supervisory Staff Attorney at CLC, including name, title, address, phone, and fax numbers. The context suggests a professional communication or correspondence. The page numbers and 'DOJ-OGR' prefix imply it is part of a larger collection or filing.

Charisma Edge, Associate Warden at MCC New York, emails a Supervisory Staff Attorney to request a copy of the death notification letter sent to the judge regarding Epstein's death.

Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott updates Regional Director Ray Ormond on Jeffrey Epstein's status, reporting that he was removed from Suicide Watch and moved to Psychological Observation, then taken to Health Services for evaluation and subsequently to meet with his attorney.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and housing arrangements at MCC New York, with Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott updating Regional Director J. Ray Ormond on Epstein's status and potential cell mates.

An email exchange between Shirley Skipper-Scott, Associate Warden MCC New York, and J. Ray Ormond, Regional Director Northeast Region, discusses the definition and application of 'Psychological Observation' status for an inmate. The definition is provided by the Chief Psychologist, and it outlines the criteria for placing an inmate on Psychological Observation due to mental health issues. The inmate in question will be reassessed and potentially returned to the Special Housing Unit (SHU).

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status at MCC New York, including his removal from suicide watch and step-down to Psychological Observation, and his attorney visit.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and housing in the Special Housing Unit (SHU). Epstein was deemed to remain on Psychological Observation and was to be assessed daily over the weekend. The email also mentions the search for a suitable cell mate for Epstein.

An email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott, Associate Warden, and J. Ray Ormond, Regional Director, discussing the definition and application of 'Psychological Observation' status for an inmate, and the inmate's subsequent housing assignment.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status, who was removed from Suicide Watch and stepped down to Psychological Observation, and arrangements for his attorney visit.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological evaluation and disciplinary action for self-mutilation. Epstein was assessed by Psychologist services and remained on Psychological Observation. The chain also mentions a pending UDC hearing for Epstein.

The email chain discusses an inmate's Supervised Release Violation and their placement on Psychological Observation due to mental health concerns. The Associate Warden, Shirley Skipper-Scott, provides updates on the inmate's status and cell assignment considerations to Regional Director J. Ray Ormond.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status after being removed from Suicide Watch and stepped down to Psychological Observation, his attorney visit, and his housing arrangements. Shirley Skipper-Scott, Associate Warden, updates J. Ray Ormond, Regional Director, on Epstein's status and activities. The exchange highlights the close monitoring of Epstein's condition and the communication between prison authorities.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's psychological assessment and his status on Psychological Observation at MCC New York. Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott informs Regional Director J. Ray Ormond that Epstein will remain on observation over the weekend and be reassessed on Monday. The chain also mentions an upcoming UDC hearing for Epstein.

The email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses the housing of a 54-year-old inmate who is refusing to go to general population and is on a Supervised Release Violation for Failure to Register as Sex Offender. The inmate is currently on Psychological Observation due to a pending incident report for Self-Mutilation and will be reassessed. The email provides a definition of Psychological Observation status and the procedures for handling such cases.

The email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status, including his removal from Suicide Watch and placement on Psychological Observation, as well as arrangements for his attorney visit.

An email chain between Lamine N'Diaye and Ray Ormond discussing a memo about Jeffrey Epstein's actions and status, and plans to move him. The chain includes a request for clarification on the memo and a draft email summarizing Epstein's status.

An email chain among BOP officials discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit. Ray Ormond requests clarification on Epstein's actions and current status. The emails were exchanged on July 23, 2019.

The document is an email forwarded by Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, likely a BOP official, regarding the Jeffrey Epstein case. The email was sent on July 23rd, and its content or the original message it forwards may be relevant to the case.

An email chain among BOP officials discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status and actions, with requests for clarification and information on plans to move him to a general population unit. The chain involves officials like Shirley V. Skipper-Scott, Ray Ormond, and Lamine N'Diaye. The emails were sent on July 23, 2019.

The document appears to be a forwarded email from Shirley V. Skipper-Scott related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, sent on July 23rd. The email is part of a larger document or collection, indicated by the page numbers. The content of the original email is not shown in this snippet.

The document is an email chain from July 25, 2019, discussing Jeffrey Epstein, forwarded by (b)(6); (b)(7)(C) to Scott Lamine, with N'Diaye Shirley V. Skipper mentioned in the chain. The email includes an attachment titled 'TEXT.htm'. The document is part of a larger collection, as indicated by its page number (229) and a reference number (DOJ-OGR-00024794).

The email updates on Jeffrey Epstein's status, stating he was removed from Suicide Watch and moved to Psychological Observation, then to Attorney Conference, and back to SHU. Epstein has a pending incident report for Self-Mutilation and is being celled with another inmate who requested Protective Custody. The case has been highly publicized.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's detention status, including a pending Code 228 investigation and the search for a suitable cell mate. Epstein is a pretrial inmate on a Supervised Release Violation for Failure to Register as Sex Offender. The emails reveal details about Epstein's detention and the considerations for his housing in SHU.

The email chain discusses the definition and application of Psychological Observation status for an inmate, and the plans for their housing and management after a reassessment. The Chief Psychologist defines Psychological Observation and distinguishes it from suicide watch. The inmate's case has been highly publicized and they will be housed in SHU with another inmate after reassessment.

The email chain between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status, including his removal from Suicide Watch and his meeting with his attorney. Ormond requests daily updates on Epstein's status, and Skipper-Scott provides an initial update.

Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott emails Regional Director Ray Ormond regarding Jeffrey Epstein's status, indicating he is pending a competency assessment and a UDC hearing, and discussing potential cell mates. Epstein is being considered for housing with another inmate due to his refusal to go to general population. The email highlights the prison's efforts to manage Epstein's housing and mental health.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status after being removed from Suicide Watch and stepped down to Psychological Observation. It details his housing and management, including his eventual return to the Special Housing Unit (SHU) and a pending incident report for Self-Mutilation.

J. Ray Ormond, Regional Director of the Northeast Region, emails Shirley requesting a daily update on a specific inmate's status and activities. The email is related to the MCC New York facility. Ormond provides his contact information, including office and BlackBerry numbers.

The document is an email chain regarding inmate Jeffrey Epstein (#76318-054) with an attached document labeled '583', likely related to a Special Investigative report. The emails are between a Special Investigative Technician at MCC New York and their supervisor, Ray Ormond. The technician sent the attachment on July 30, 2019.

An email from Charisma Edge to Shirley V. Skipper-Scott scheduling an Epstein follow-up meeting on January 10, 2020, at 12:00 pm in the WCR. The email is sent from the Warden Secretary's office at MCC New York. The document is part of a larger collection of records, as indicated by the page numbers and DOJ reference number.

An email from Charisma Edge, Warden Secretary at MCC New York, to Shirley V. Skipper-Scott scheduling a follow-up meeting regarding Jeffrey Epstein on January 10, 2020. The meeting is set for 12:00 pm in the WCR. The email includes a motivational phrase and the sender's contact information.

This document is an email forward from Michael Carvajal to Ray Ormond, originally sent by the BOP-CPD/Assistant Director, discussing Jeffrey Epstein's psychological reconstruction while in BOP custody. The email was also sent to Andre Matevousian. The document is part of a larger collection, as indicated by the page numbers.

An email from the BOP's Assistant Director forwarding information about Jeffrey Epstein's psychological reconstruction while in custody, with an attached document detailing the assessment.

Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott emails Regional Director Ray Ormond regarding Jeffrey Epstein's status, indicating he is pending a Code 228 and a UDC hearing. She discusses potential cell mates for Epstein and the criteria for selecting a suitable inmate.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status change from Suicide Watch to Psychological Observation, his upcoming attorney visit, and his subsequent housing arrangements. Associate Warden Shirley Skipper-Scott informs Regional Director J. Ray Ormond about Epstein's situation and provides details on his status and planned housing.

Regional Director J. Ray Ormond requests daily updates on an inmate's status and activities from a BOP staff member named Shirley. The email is dated July 24, 2019, and includes Ormond's contact information. The context suggests it is related to BOP operations and inmate management.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status as a pretrial inmate on a supervised release violation for failure to register as a sex offender. Epstein is refusing to go to general population and is pending a UDC hearing after being found likely competent. The correspondents discuss potential cell mates for Epstein.

The email chain discusses the definition and application of 'Psychological Observation' status for an inmate, and the plans for their housing after reassessment. The Chief Psychologist defines Psychological Observation and distinguishes it from suicide watch. The inmate in question will be reassessed and potentially returned to the Special Housing Unit (SHU).

An email exchange between Shirley Skipper-Scott and J. Ray Ormond regarding Jeffrey Epstein's status, including his removal from Suicide Watch and a scheduled meeting with his attorney. Skipper-Scott updates Ormond on Epstein's status and promises to provide information on his medical assessment. Ormond requests daily updates on Epstein's status.

An Associate Warden at MCC New York requests a copy of the death notification letter sent to the judge regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death. A Supervisory Staff Attorney responds by sending the requested document as an attachment.

The email invites Shirley V. Skipper-Scott to an Epstein Follow-up meeting on January 10, 2020, at 12:00 pm in the WCR. The meeting is related to Jeffrey Epstein, a notable inmate. The email is sent by Charisma Edge, Warden Secretary at MCC New York.

An email chain between BOP officials discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status and requesting information about his actions and plans to move him. The chain includes Lamine N'Diaye, Ray Ormond, and Shirley Skipper-Scott. The conversation indicates confusion about Epstein's situation and a need for clarification.

An email chain between DOJ representatives discusses a potentially fraudulent phone call to someone close to Jeffrey Epstein, claiming to be from an MCC investigator, stating Epstein's body was ready for retrieval. The DOJ is verifying the authenticity of the call and coordinating with BOP and defense counsel.

The email chain discusses the need for coordination and information sharing between government agencies regarding Jeffrey Epstein's status. A BOP representative indicates they are investigating and will share information as it becomes available, while USAO representatives express frustration at not receiving timely updates to share with Epstein's attorneys and family.

The email chain discusses Jeffrey Epstein's death, with USMS informing USAO about his passing and the subsequent request for more information. The USAO personnel express frustration at having less information than the press and request a written report or a call to get the basic facts.

An email chain discusses a potentially fraudulent call to someone close to Jeffrey Epstein claiming to be from the MCC, regarding the retrieval of Epstein's body. The defense counsel requests verification of the caller's identity and information from the BOP/MCC. The BOP representative is coordinating with the USMS and others, and is cautious about sharing information due to the ongoing investigation.

The email chain discusses the death of Jeffrey Epstein, with various DOJ representatives expressing frustration that the BOP released a public statement before they had received basic information about the death, which they needed to relay to Epstein's attorneys and family.

An AUSA informs colleagues that Jeffrey Epstein has been hospitalized after another apparent suicide attempt while in custody. The email was sent to colleagues as an update on the situation. The original message was an automatic reply indicating the sender's absence on vacation.

The email discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status, noting he was removed from Suicide Watch and stepped down to Psychological Observation. Epstein has a pending incident report for Self-Mutilation and will be celled with another inmate in the Special Housing Unit (SHU). Epstein requested Protective Custody due to his highly publicized case.

The email exchange between Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status on Psychological Observation and his subsequent return to the Special Housing Unit (SHU) after being reassessed. Epstein had a pending incident report for Self-Mutilation and requested Protective Custody due to his highly publicized case.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discusses the status of inmate Jeffrey Epstein, including his removal from Suicide Watch and placement on Psychological Observation, as well as his scheduled attorney visit.

The USMS requested reports from BOP related to the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's death. BOP responded that they had not prepared any reports and would not release anything on behalf of the BOP.

A Washington Post reporter inquired about camera functionality outside Jeffrey Epstein's cell on the morning of his death. A BOP staff member is drafting a response and proposing language to their boss, indicating the BOP's awareness of the story and their preparation to address it.

An email chain among BOP officials discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit, with one official finding a memo on the matter confusing and requesting clarification.

An email chain between J. Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status at MCC New York, including his removal from Suicide Watch and placement on Psychological Observation, and arrangements for his attorney visit.

The document is an email forward from 2019 regarding Jeffrey Epstein's detention at MCC, sent among BOP personnel. It includes a forwarded message with multiple recipients and a subject line referencing 'MCC Epstein' and a specific page number (878).

The email, dated August 10, 2019, is about an updated press release concerning MCC Epstein, with attachments including the updated press release and a related document. The email is from an undisclosed sender to Lamine N'Diaye. The subject and attachments suggest it relates to the handling or public disclosure of information about Jeffrey Epstein's detention.

An email from Charisma Edge, Warden Secretary at MCC New York, to Shirley V. Skipper-Scott scheduling an Epstein follow-up meeting on January 10, 2020. The meeting is set to take place in the WCR at 12:00 pm. The email includes contact information for Charisma Edge.

An email chain between BOP officials on July 23, 2019, discusses Jeffrey Epstein's status and plans to move him to a general population unit. Ray Ormond requests clarification on Epstein's status and plans. The chain includes officials from the MCC New York.

An email chain between USMS and BOP staff discusses a request for reports related to Jeffrey Epstein's death investigation. The BOP staff forwards the request to their legal department and indicates that no report has been prepared for release due to the ongoing nature of the investigation.

An email chain between Ray Ormond and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott discussing Jeffrey Epstein's status, including his removal from Suicide Watch and subsequent handling. Ormond requests daily updates on Epstein's status and questions regarding his housing after an attorney visit.

An email chain between James Petrucci and Ray Ormond discussing a court order in the USA v. Jeffrey Epstein case, with Petrucci indicating that he and the legal department will likely attend to the matter.

The email chain discusses the autopsy of Jeffrey Epstein, with the OCME stating that the medical examiner's determination is pending further information. NBCUniversal staff discuss whether to continue covering the story. The OCME allowed a private pathologist to observe the autopsy at Epstein's representatives' request.

An email chain between CBS News and the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) discusses a request for information about Jeffrey Epstein's custody status. The BOP declines to comment beyond providing the Attorney General's statement on the matter. The inquiry specifically asks if Epstein was on suicide watch while in custody.

A CBS News Radio Anchor/Correspondent sent a query regarding an individual's suicide watch status. The context suggests this is part of a news investigation or information gathering effort. The document is part of a larger collection, as indicated by the page numbers.

The document is an email exchange between Lamine N'Diaye and Shirley V. Skipper-Scott dated July 25, 2019, with the subject 'Fwd: Re: Epstein'. The email contains an attachment named 'TEXT.htm' and is part of a larger document collection (DOJ-OGR-00024872).

An email from Charisma Edge, Associate Warden at MCC New York, requests a copy of the death notification letter sent to the judge regarding Jeffrey Epstein's death. The email is related to the Epstein investigation and was sent on August 10, 2019.

An email from Charisma Edge, Warden Secretary at MCC New York, to Shirley V. Skipper-Scott scheduling an Epstein follow-up meeting for January 10, 2020. The meeting is set to take place in the WCR at 12:00 pm. The email includes a motivational phrase and the sender's contact information.

An email invites recipients to a meeting to discuss the psychological reconstruction of Jeffrey Epstein, inmate #76318-054, scheduled for 12:30 on the same day. The meeting is to be held in the Warden's conference room. The email is dated September 19, 2019.

The email chain discusses the delivery of a CPAP machine to Jeffrey Epstein, an inmate, and whether it should be hand-delivered to medical staff or sent through the inmate mail system. Epstein's attorneys are trying to get him the machine, and prison officials are coordinating the delivery. The emails demonstrate the procedures in place for handling inmate requests and deliveries.