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*   **From:** (USANYS)
*   **To:** (USANYS)
*   **Cc:**
*   **Subject:** RE: Epstein - Forfeiture
*   **Date:** Mon, 08 Apr 2019 17:59:17 +0000
*   **Importance:** Normal

Perfect, thanks very much.

- From: [redacted] (USANYS) <[redacted]>
- Sent: Monday, April 8, 2019 1:54 PM
- To: [redacted] <[redacted]>; [redacted] (USANYS) <[redacted]>
- Cc: [redacted] <[redacted]>
- Subject: RE: Epstein - Forfeiture

See attached.

Thanks,

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- Sent: Monday, April 08, 2019, 1:34 PM
- From: [redacted]
- To: 1 recipient (visible label: “(USANYS)”) — recipient details redacted
- Cc: multiple recipients (one visible label: “(USANYS)”) — details redacted
- Subject: Re: Epstein - Forfeiture
- Body excerpt (provided outside image): “Thanks, Not a problem at all, I'll work on this right now.”

Not a problem at all, I'll work on this right now.

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On Apr 8, 2019, at 1:32 PM, (USANYS) wrote:

Following up on our Brass meeting just now, It's that time of year when we need to do forfeiture funding requests. These are basically short write-ups of cases that may involve forfeiture and are also likely to incur significant investigative costs (e.g., traveling to Florida a dozen times, hiring a vendor retaining an expert). Could you guys do a super quick Epstein write up this afternoon and send it back to me (unfortunately need to get these done today — sorry for the short notice)? I've attached a blank form and a go-by (you'll see just how short these can be).

Also, notwithstanding what the form says, please do NOT email it down to DC – please send it back to me.
Thanks,

<FY20 Request Form- Large Case Related Expenses.docx>

<FY19 Request Form - Large Case Related Expenses - 650 Fifth Fraud.doex>

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