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| Date | Wed, 15 Jan 2020 22:10:38 +0000 |
| From | [redacted] |
| To | [redacted] |
| Cc | [redacted — multiple recipients] |
| Subject | RE: [redacted] - Following up re proffers |

Date: Wed, 15 Jan 2020 22:10:38 +0000

I'm sorry, I'm just seeing your email now. We're available to talk immediately if that would still be useful -- I'm at my desk, <empty>, and can conference in <empty> as well.

thanks,
<empty>.

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*   **From:** Redacted
*   **Sent:** Wednesday, January 15, 2020 16:09
*   **To:** Redacted
*   **Cc:** Redacted
*   **Subject:** RE: Redacted - Following up re proffers

Are you available for a call at 4:45 pm today? Please let us know.

Thank you,



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Great received, thank you.

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From:

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- Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2020 09:01
- To / Cc: redacted (multiple recipients)
- Subject: Re: [redacted] - Following up re proffers
- Key body lines:
  - "Thanks, [redacted]. Confirmed for Friday, January 24, at 3:30."
  - "We will also be in touch about scheduling another call with you later this week."
- Footer: "On Jan 14, 2020, at 7:28 PM, [redacted] wrote:"
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Context (provided separately): office leadership is available Friday, Jan 24 at 3:30 p.m. (not Thursday) and will block at least a one-hour slot, with possible short additional time for questions.

I apologize, but we've been advised that due to a scheduling issue the office leadership is able to do Friday, January 24, at 3:30 p.m. (rather than Thursday). We've also asked to convey that the leadership will block out at least a full hour, should you want that much time, with the potential for a short amount of additional time if necessary for questions, follow-up, etc. But they wanted to make sure to provide at least that amount of time, which is possible on Friday (but not Thursday).

Could you please confirm, and we’ll finalize it on the various calendars?
Thanks very much,
<empty>.

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| To | [redacted] |
| Cc | [redacted]; [redacted] |
| Subject | RE: [redacted] - Following up re proffers |

- Context note (provided): Office leadership confirmed availability Thursday, January 23 at 4:00 p.m.

Thanks very much. We've confirmed with our office leadership that they are able to do Thursday, January 23 at 4:00 p.m.

You should also feel very free, though not obligated, to submit in advance any written materials you believe would be useful. We will pass up the chain anything you convey, written or oral, in between now and the meeting -- and as we mentioned previously, we would be happy to (and hope to) speak with you again in advance of the meeting, particularly about the I mentioned in my email from yesterday (the incident described in the complaint, as well as Ms. recollection, if any, of other instances in which she observed Epstein engaged in any sexual activity, or observed other women or girls in sexually-suggestive circumstances), but also about anything else you think could be helpful.

thank you,

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- Subject: Re: [redacted] - Following up re proffers

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We will be able to make the changes needed to do the meeting on the dates referenced below. Please let us know if either of those dates. Thanks.

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The following is conceivably possible for next week, if we can make certain changes to international travel that was booked earlier with respect to a firm-related matter:

January 23 - any time after 2 pm

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January 24 - any time after 10 am

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*   **From:** Obscured
*   **Sent:** Monday, January 13, 2020, 12:18 PM
*   **To:** Obscured
*   **Cc:** Obscured
*   **Subject:** RE: Obscured - Following up re proffers

Please let us know what days and time ranges would be even conceivably possible next week, and also if your schedule changes at for later this week. On our end, we need to coordinate at least 10 people's schedules so we'll need some ranges to make sure everyone who you will want to hear your presentation can attend.

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As we mentioned on the phone, there is a strong view that there are offenses that can be charged now, so it is also way off. possible to have this discussion post-charge, but we certainly would prefer to have the conversation before that, and while the issues are very fresh in everyone's minds here. Our supervisor's view is that the 30th/31st is a long

thanks,

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Understood. This week doesn't work at all. The 21st and 22nd also don't work, but if the 30th and 31st don't work on your end, I will see if I can move some things around in order to make next week work.

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-----Original Message-----

An email was sent on Monday, January 13, 2020, at 12:05 PM. The subject of the email is "RE: Following up re proffers." The "From," "To," and "Cc" fields are redacted.

We were asked to inquire regarding your availability later this week (15th to 17th) and early next (21st and 22nd), and I know the brass feels that the issues are teed up and they want to provide an opportunity to hear from you as soon as possible. Are you available on any of those days, of it not, some other time next week?

thanks,

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*   **From:** \[Redacted]
*   **Sent:** Monday, January 13, 2020 11:59
*   **To:** \[Redacted]
*   **Cc:** \[Redacted]

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Subject: RE: - Following up re proffers

All - Thank you for your time on the phone last week. We are following up with regard to scheduling the meeting referenced in your earlier email. Would January 30th or 31st work (with a preference for the 31st)?

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Understood, thanks. We'll be reachable in the interim via email.

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*   **From:** [Redacted]
*   **Sent:** Thursday, January 09, 2020 22:57
*   **To:** [Redacted]
*   **Cc:** [Redacted]
*   **Subject:** Re: [Redacted] - Following up re proffers

I'm trying to rearrange some things in order to call you at II am. Thanks.

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On Jan 9, 2020, at 10:03 PM,
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We are all available just slightly later, at 11:00 a.m. — we'll be reachable or we can call you at any number that would be convenient for you then. We'll plan to speak with you then, and no hard stop.

thanks,

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*   **Sent:** Thursday, January 09, 2020 19:45
*   **To:** [Redacted]
*   **Cc:** [Redacted]
*   **Subject:** RE: [Redacted] - Following up re proffers

We can also do any time after 9 am, if that is better for you. Please let us know. Thanks.

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*   **From:** \[Name Blacked Out]
*   **Sent:** Thursday, January 9, 2020, 7:25 PM
*   **To:** \[Name Blacked Out]
*   **Subject:** RE: \[Text Blacked Out] - Following up re proffers

Thank you for the update. Are you available to speak tomorrow at 10 am?

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*   From: \[redacted]
*   Sent: Thursday, January 9, 2020 6:09 PM
*   To: \[redacted]
*   Cc: \[redacted]
*   Subject: RE: \[redacted] - Following up re proffers

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As we flagged for you a week ago, and as ex we had a meeting with the office leadership today to discuss the status of the case in general and Ms. in particular. We continue to believe that it would be helpful to receive any clarifications, as well as any response to the complaint originally sent on December 4, as soon as possible; we are available tomorrow or over the weekend if there is a time that works for you. If it remains impossible to talk before Tuesday, we have 2:30 in our calendar for then, but with a hard stop at 3:30 so please let us know if you'd like to start the discussion earlier if you expect it might be useful to have additional time.

More generally, you had requested the opportunity to present to the ultimate decision-makers in the case if it appeared that charges were likely, and based on our meeting today, the Office would like to provide you that opportunity. If you could please let us know what dates and times you are available in the ranges of January 15- 17 and 21-22, we will figure out a time when all the relevant supervisors here are available. I expect that meeting will include at least the U.S. Attorney, the Deputy U.S. Attorney and the Chief of the Criminal Division and some combination of the Chief Counsel , the Counsel the two Public Corruption Unit chiefs ), the line assistants, and/or FBI investigative and supervisory personnel. We will be prepared to discuss that meeting with you via phone when we speak as well, which is one reason I note that we can begin our discussion earlier than 2:30 on Tuesday (or block off significant time to talk before then) if that would be useful.

thank you,

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Key information from the email:

*   **From:** \[Redacted]
*   **Sent:** Sunday, January 05, 2020 18:15
*   **To:** \[Redacted]
*   **Subject:** RE: \[Redacted] - Following up re proffers

We'll block off that time in the calendar and plan to talk with you then.

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thanks,

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Sent: Saturday, January 04, 2020 22:30

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Subject: Re:



- Following up re proffers

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Sony for the delay in my response. Unfortunately, I won't be able to address this until my return to the office. Apologies. Of course, I will consult witaand try to get back to you as quickly as possible following my return. In anticipation of being able to do that, do you want to "pencil in" a call for Tuesday, January 14 at 2:30?

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Thanks very much for being in touch. We had actually planned to be in touch today—we expect that next week we'll be having meaningful conversations internally with supervisors about the possible / likely paths forward for aspects of the case including Ms. . In connection with that expectation, we wanted to ask if you were prepared and willing) to convey to convey your client's recollection regarding the incident described in the complain nt on December 4 (re-attaching here, specifically at page seven). To the extent you have additional information that would be helpful to convey, even minor, we would be available anytime in the coming days to do a call. If that isn't possible until you come back, obviously we understand the challenges of scheduling, but we had anticipated trying to see if we could schedule a call in the coming days. Please let us know?

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thanks,

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Subject: - Following up re proffers Subject: [ ]

All — Happy new year. Wishing you and your families a happy, healthy, and peaceful 2020. We wanted to let you know that there are a few minor clarifications/corrections we want to share with respect to _proffers. I will be out of the country and not returning to the office until January 10<x-apple-data-detectors://0> (or possibly January 13<x-apple-data-detectors://1>). We will contact you then about scheduling a call to discuss. Many thanks.

Best,

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