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Subject: Fwd: RE: Human Trafficking Training Materials
Date: Wed, 29 Jul 2020 23:27:54+0000
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This She said she helped with Epstein when she was on a4. Forwarded message From: Date: Jul 29, 2020 7:16 PM Subject: RE: Human Trafficking Training Materials To: " Cc: Good evening, Sorry for my late response; I was out of the office yesterday and I shifted my schedule late today because I'm just about to rotate in as the duty agent, so I'm just catching up now. But thank you, I'll definitely reach out to about that training! And yes, I actually helped out with the Epstein case a little bit when I was on Applicants, and I'd definitely be up to help out again! That would be great experience since I haven't done discovery from the Agent side yet. Thanks so much for thinking of me! I also have it on my list to message | from to reach out in the same way I've done with | so that could be very timely. Will let you know if I make some headway! Best, From: Sent: Tuesday, July 28, 2020 7:39 PM To: Subject: Human Trafficking Training Materials Hey |- that's great you met with | and I have a trafficking training that we have used; maybe you can reach out to her. I just left 290 with the case agents on Epstein/ maxwell case. They are going to canvas for agents to help them this coming month for discovery. I asked them if I could tell you in case you are interested. I'm gn to go to tomorrow and try to catch up. Feel free to call me. On Jul 27, 2020 4:13 PM, > wrote:

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Good afternoon,

Hope you've been doing well, enjoying the summer, and staying healthy! Just wanted to follow-up on the conversation we had earlier in the year talking about me possibly getting hooked up with the human trafficking squads to assist them now that I'm out at the airport. I actually spent a day at LIRA last week and got to meet some of the| team to discuss how I might be able to supplement the work of their squad, and it was great to be able to chat with them.

Unfortunately it turns out that most of the flight-tracking tools used by the JTTF are for international flights, whereas |



's subjects are mostly flying domestic, which is kind of a bummer since we don't have a lot of ways to track that kind of

movement. But I'm still trying to think of ways I can use my position at the airport to be helpful, and that brought me back

to our discussion where we touched on the idea of providing trainings to staff at the airport, to hopefully establish better

tripwires and/or encourage staff to call the airport squad when they see something potentially suspicious. I know you said

you've given trainings on human trafficking before and you're familiar with the kind of training that would work at the

airport, and I'm definitely interested in pursuing this idea to hopefully put it into action once airport operations start to

return to normal. In the meantime, I want to brush up on the topic as much as I can. Would you happen to have access to

any Bureau-created or law enforcement-specific training materials besides what would come up on a basic Google search?

There's certainly a lot available via open sources, but if we have any internal presentation or training materials that you

could direct me to I would love to take a look at them. Or if you have any recommendations for open source websites or

articles, etc. on human trafficking that you've found particularly helpful, that would be great to know.

Thanks as always for your help and advice!

Best,

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