<table><tr><th>From:</th><th>Richard Kahn &lt;</th></tr><tr><td>Sent:</td><td>Saturday, April 25, 2015 1:25 PM</td></tr><tr><td>To:</td><td>Jeffrey Epstein</td></tr><tr><td>Subject:</td><td>Fwd: Library Photos</td></tr></table>

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*   **From:** Brandon Thompson
*   **Date:** April 25, 2015, at 8:5:49 AM EDT
*   **To:** Richard Kahn
*   **Subject:** Re: Library P=otos

Dear Mr. Kahn,

1. looking at the base and discoloration on the cab=net door caused by mold.

2. Base, discoloration caused by mold.</=iv>

3. Differences in color, darker parts show mold growth.

=. Cabinet door, mold spots.

5. Part at the large window, shows th= mold.

6. The "secret doors" shows dark color, which holds mold u=der the surface.

7. Woodwork around the columns. Right side alre=dy sanded down shows lighter color on the right of the block.

8. C=iling above the blackboard, shows sign of water leak.

9. Crown m=lding, blue tape marks missing parts ( the tips are missing, we accounted f=r about 200).

10. The work in progress. Notice the paper laid o= the floor, is wrinkled after 2 days in the Library, was laid flat.

11. Inside cabinet.

12. Molds in the corner.

13. Spot= on the secretary door.

14. Secretary door.

15. Secreta=y door spots.

16. Molds on the interior door.

17. Work=lace .

The reason I sent you these pictures is to show you that m=lds are virtually everywhere now.

When you look at the number 7 p=oto, you can see that only when you sand the surface down, the color return= to an original wood color. The purple color actually shows the mold proble=. Estimating the time of completion now, it will take me considerably more t=me to finish this project correctly. You CAN NOT COLOR OVER THE MOLDS. It w=tild be a short cut with a terrible consequences.

I could not sle=p well, knowing that in very short future Mr. Epstein will have Library in t=rrible state of disrepair. I take approach that every project I do, Id lik= to do it as I would be doing it for myself.

I did not expect to=sand all surfaces down, but right now is the only way to eliminate the mold= and restore the wood to the original condition. I have to do some practica= solutions. The Library will not look very different but I have to preserve=the wood. I will come up with some solutions, but you may do some research o= your own.

## Brandon

On Fri, Apr 24, 2015 at 8:52 PM, Richa=d Kahn <████████████████████ <mailto:████████████████████>
> wrote:

photos need annotation, =as i have cannot figure out what i am looking at. Thank you.

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## Brandon (cont.)

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