document_description: Notes prepared for trial testimony with redacted information about recollections and incidents involving GM and JE.


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document_description: A note indicating that JE paid for a trip, referencing a yearbook photo (Gx 101), preparation for trial testimony, and instructions not to speak to other witnesses or anyone about the case/trial until it is done.


document_description: This document is a report of a VTC meeting involving AUSAS and SA Det. It discusses the investigation of a theft involving Jeffrey Epstein (JE) and the subsequent search of his residence in 2005. The report details the involvement of various personnel in the investigation, the search process, and the transfer of evidence to the FBI. It also mentions a video recording of the search warrant execution, the presence of photographs of JE with notable figures like the pope and Fidel Castro, and the suspicion that JE was tipped off about the search.


document_description: This document details a burglary investigation at Jeffrey Epstein's Palm Beach residence. It includes information about cash allegedly taken from Epstein's briefcase, the presence of security cameras, and Epstein's offer to donate video enhancement technology to the PBPD. The document also covers the PBPD's investigation into Epstein for sex crimes, including a search of his residence on October 20, 2005, and the inventory of items found, such as a green massage table with what appeared to be sperm. It mentions the structures on Epstein's property and the process of documenting evidence with photographs.


document_description: Preparation notes for trial testimony regarding the search and evidence from 358 El Brillo Way on October 20, 2005. Includes authentication of maps, videos, photographs, property receipts, and a massage table. Details the transfer of evidence to PBPD and later to an FBI agent.


document_description: The document is a placeholder indicating that no images were produced for the specified EFTA ID.


document_description: Preparation notes for trial testimony, including observations about changes in the interior of 358 El Brillo Way between 2003 and 2005, and logistics for trial testimony travel arrangements.


document_description: The document contains notes related to trial preparation, including recognition of exhibits from a search conducted on October 20, 2005, at 358 El Brillo. It lists various exhibits recognized by the individual, such as floor plans, a walk-through video, and property receipts. The document is subject to a protective order and includes references to EFTA numbers.


document_description: Preparation for trial testimony including confirmation of travel logistics such as hotel, flight, car service, and per diem from USAO SDNY.


document_description: Review of evidence items GX-296, GX-296R, GX-296RR, and GX-51 related to the October 20, 2005 search. Confirmation of the accuracy of video copies and the identification of a green massage table with matching property receipt numbers. Noted the presence of a faint white line on the table recognized as semen.


document_description: The report details an investigation involving David Rodgers, a pilot for Jeffrey Epstein. Rodgers, who has been employed by Epstein since 1991, was questioned about passenger manifests and his knowledge of passengers on Epstein's flights. Rodgers stated he typically lists Epstein and known assistants by name, and uses 'female' or 'male' for other passengers. He was advised by his wife to consult an attorney during the questioning.


document_description: David Rogers, a pilot for Jeffrey Epstein, was interviewed by the FBI. Rogers provided information about his employment with Epstein, including details about aircraft and flight operations. He mentioned other pilots and staff associated with Epstein and provided contact information for several individuals. Rogers denied witnessing any illegal activities on the aircraft.


document_description: Interview with Dave Rogers, a pilot for Jeffrey Epstein. Rogers was the primary pilot in 2004, and Larry Viscoe was the primary pilot in 2005. Epstein is paying for Rogers' attorney. Rogers mentioned that Epstein's chef always flies with him and identified the chefs and a personal driver. He provided cell phone numbers for 'slaves.' Travel arrangements included luggage transfer and drivers meeting them at the airport. Epstein owns 3 boats and a helicopter. Rogers quoted about 'so many girls - but they looked 20-23.'


document_description: Interview with David Rogers, a pilot for Jeffrey Epstein, conducted by FBI agents at Tederboro Airport. Rogers stated he had no relevant information for the investigation and expressed willingness to speak with the FBI after consulting his attorney. He was served with a Grand Jury Subpoena.


document_description: This document outlines the terms of a proffer agreement between David Rodgers and the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. It specifies that the agreement is not a cooperation agreement and details the conditions under which statements made by Rodgers during the meeting can be used by the government. The agreement also addresses the use of information derived from the meeting and the rights waived by the client. It includes provisions for sharing information with other prosecutor's offices and clarifies that the agreement is limited to statements made during the specified meeting.


document_description: David Rodgers, a pilot for Jeffrey Epstein, was interviewed by the FBI. Rodgers discussed his flight logs, which included notable individuals such as Prince Andrew and President Bill Clinton. He detailed his employment history with Epstein, the aircrafts used, and the nature of his job. Rodgers also mentioned the handling of passenger manifests and his interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell. The interview covered various flights, including those involving celebrities and international travel.


document_description: David Rodgers, a pilot for Jeffrey Epstein, submits a declaration in response to a subpoena from the plaintiff, Jane Doe, in the case against Darren Indyke and others. Rodgers provides information about his flight logs from 1994-1997, detailing his practice of recording passenger names or descriptions. He declares the information is true to the best of his recollection.


document_description: This document is a preparation memo for David Rodgers' trial testimony. Rodgers, a retired pilot, worked for Jeffrey Epstein from 1991 to 2019, employed by NES Corp. He served as chief pilot and later as captain and flight engineer. The memo details his job responsibilities, the aircraft owned by Epstein, and flight schedules. It also covers interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell and other pilots, as well as records kept during his employment. Rodgers discusses Epstein's residences and travel patterns, including flights to various locations such as Palm Beach, New York, New Mexico, Paris, and Little St. James. The memo also notes that Rodgers stopped recording passenger names in 2007 upon advice from Epstein's attorney, Darren Indyke.


document_description: Notes from a preparation session with David Rodgers (DR) for trial testimony. DR was shown a photobook to identify individuals, including Jeffrey Epstein (JE) and Ghislaine Maxwell (GM). DR discussed JE's helicopters, GM's role in JE's operations, and his own logbook practices. DR also provided recollections about GM's presence on JE's flights.


document_description: David Rodgers prepared for trial testimony, providing previously undisclosed, clarifying, or different recollections about Jeffrey Epstein's helicopters.


document_description: This document contains detailed flight logs for aircraft N909JE and N908JE, including dates, aircraft make and model, identification marks, points of departure and arrival, miles flown, flight numbers, remarks, procedures, maneuvers, endorsements, and number of landings. The logs cover various flights from 2006 to 2013, with notable entries including flights involving public figures and celebrities.


document_description: Attorney Quigley prepared for trial testimony with DR, reviewing exhibits and discussing flight-related details.


document_description: David Rodgers prepared for trial testimony with Attorney Quigley. Rodgers provided new, clarifying, and corrected statements regarding his experiences with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, including details about flight manifests and passenger recording.


document_description: A federal grand jury subpoena issued by the U.S. Department of Justice, Southern District of Florida, regarding a new grand jury empanelment. The recipient's client is sought as a witness, not a target, and previously expressed unwillingness to speak. The DOJ requests confirmation of the client's position and offers an informal meeting. If the client invokes the Fifth Amendment, the DOJ intends to compel answers. Testimony is requested for February 6, 2007, or another Tuesday. Concerns about potential conflicts of interest in representation are raised, with requests for information on payment sources, scope of representation, and any joint defense agreements.


document_description: A letter from a law office to an Assistant US Attorney regarding a grand jury subpoena for a client related to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. The client intends to assert Fifth Amendment rights unless granted immunity.


document_description: This document contains wage information for Jeffrey E. Epstein for various quarters in 2005 and 2006. It appears to be a screen listing for UC Tax SSN Detail, with specific employee wage information.


document_description: This document is a transcript of a deposition taken on March 15, 2010, in the case of Jane Doe vs. Jeffrey Epstein. The deposition involves extensive questioning about the witness's involvement with Jeffrey Epstein, including scheduling appointments for underage girls to visit Epstein's residence for massages that were allegedly sexual in nature. The witness frequently invokes the Fifth Amendment right against self-incrimination in response to questions about Epstein's activities, including his interactions with underage girls and the removal of computers from his residence. The deposition also touches on the witness's employment history and connections to modeling agencies.


document_description: An individual was interviewed by the FBI at her residence regarding Jeffrey Epstein. She requested to speak with her counsel before any questioning and was served a Federal Grand Jury Subpoena. The interview was terminated after the subpoena was served.


document_description: A memo detailing allegations and observations related to Jeffrey Epstein, including job offers, travel, gifts, and sexual contact allegations. The document mentions contact with Ghislaine Maxwell, observations of underage girls, and financial allegations regarding payments for college and gifts. It also includes references to travel on Epstein's plane and activities in the USVI.


document_description: An individual was interviewed under a proffer agreement regarding their employment and experiences with Jeffrey Epstein. The interview covered topics such as travel with Epstein, interactions with notable individuals, and the nature of work performed, including scheduling massages and running errands. The interviewee described various locations and events, including trips to New York, Palm Beach, and the Virgin Islands, and interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell and other associates of Epstein. The document also mentions the interviewee's resignation and subsequent interactions with law enforcement and attorneys.


document_description: An individual was interviewed under a proffer agreement regarding their experiences and observations related to Jeffrey Epstein. The interview covered various topics including messages related to potential teenage girls, interactions with notable individuals such as Alan Dershowitz, Prince Andrew, and Larry Summers, and details about Epstein's operations and personal habits. The interviewee also discussed their role in scheduling massages, interactions with Ghislaine Maxwell, and experiences on Epstein's properties.


document_description: The document contains a series of important message slips and handwritten notes related to Jeffrey E. Epstein. The messages include requests to call back, confirmations of appointments, and other personal communications. Some messages are redacted, and there are references to notable individuals such as Ghislaine Maxwell. The document is subject to protective order paragraphs and contains several redacted sections.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview summary conducted under a proffer agreement via video conference. The interviewee discussed their role and experiences while working for Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. They described tasks assigned by Maxwell, the nature of Maxwell's relationship with Epstein, and the management of Epstein's properties. The interviewee also mentioned the presence of contact books, the organization of massages for Epstein, and the handling of sensitive materials. The document highlights Maxwell's involvement in Epstein's life and her management role in his properties.


document_description: An individual was interviewed under a proffer agreement regarding their knowledge of Ghislaine Maxwell's contact book and other related materials. The interviewee recognized names such as Carole Radziwill, Jean Luc Brunel, and Harvey Weinstein in the context of Jeffrey Epstein's activities. The document details the interviewee's familiarity with various message pads, binders, and the nature of professional versus non-professional masseuses associated with Epstein.


document_description: This document is a detailed household manual for the residence at 358 El Brillo Way, Palm Beach, FL 33480. It includes guidelines for grooming and guest relations, proper language, answering the telephone, pre-arrival information gathering, guest pick-up and drop-off, escorting guests to their room, pre-arrival preparations, and daily duties while Mr. Epstein, Ms. Maxwell, and guests are in residence. The manual also covers cleaning schedules, maintenance schedules, and emergency procedures. It emphasizes maintaining high standards of service and discretion.


document_description: The document contains notes related to a person involved in the Epstein case. It mentions the modeling industry and underage girls, directions received from a person named Guy, and a close relationship with Epstein. There are references to lifestyle and personal relationships.


document_description: This letter is an invitation for the recipient to testify before a federal Grand Jury in the Southern District of Florida. The recipient is notified as a target of a federal grand jury investigation concerning suspected violations of federal law. The letter outlines the rights and obligations of the recipient if they choose to testify, including the right to refuse to answer questions that may incriminate them and the potential for their testimony to be used against them. It also advises on the possibility of retaining an attorney and the consequences of providing false testimony.


document_description: This document outlines the terms of a proffer agreement between a client and the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York. The agreement specifies that the client will provide information to the government, but it is not a cooperation agreement. It details the conditions under which the client's statements can be used in future prosecutions and the rights waived by the client. The agreement also includes provisions for sharing information with other prosecutor's offices and specifies that it only applies to statements made during the meeting on July 12, 2019, and its continuations.


document_description: A memo regarding a call with Susan Shelling, discussing the sale of Consor & Associates, recognition of a signature, and destruction of notes. Transcriptions are sent to a company for formal transcript creation.


document_description: Memo regarding Susan Shelling, a court reporter who started in the Supreme Court in Brooklyn and later worked as a freelancer for US Legal Support. She retired in 2015 and has a history of working with Dahliah Wiess and Donnie Murrell. The memo includes details about her work process and signature recognition.


document_description: Sandra Townsend recalls being involved in the Epstein litigation as a court reporter and may have been the reporter on a deposition or two of Jeffrey Epstein. She will check her files for the original transcript and can authenticate it.


document_description: Sandra Townsend called and mentioned having a copy of the deposition.


document_description: Larry Visoski, chief captain pilot for Jeffrey Epstein, provided information about his employment, Epstein's travel habits, and personal preferences. Visoski discussed Epstein's residences, travel arrangements, and the absence of inappropriate behavior on flights. He also mentioned Epstein's business relationship with Leslie Wexner and Ghislaine Maxwell's role as Epstein's best friend. Visoski received substantial bonuses and provided additional services such as installing home entertainment systems.


document_description: A subpoena issued to Larry Visoski to testify before the Grand Jury and provide documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, including flight records for Gulfstream Aircraft N909JE and Boeing Aircraft N908JE, as well as employment records and contact information for Jeffrey Epstein.


document_description: This document is a deposition of Larry Visoski, a pilot for Jeffrey Epstein, taken on October 15, 2009. The deposition covers various topics including Visoski's employment history, his relationship with Epstein, flight logs, and the use of aircraft. It also touches on the allegations against Epstein, including the transportation of underage girls and the involvement of notable figures such as Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew. Visoski denies knowledge of any illegal activities and discusses his role in managing Epstein's aircraft and other responsibilities.


document_description: FBI agents attempted to interview Larry Visok at his residence in West Palm Beach, Florida. Visok was provided with a Grand Jury subpoena and requested an attorney.


document_description: Larry Visoski, a pilot for Jeffrey Epstein, was interviewed under a proffer agreement. He discussed his employment history with Epstein, the maintenance of flight logs and passenger manifests, and various flights and passengers associated with Epstein's aircraft. Visoski provided details about the documentation process for flights and mentioned notable individuals such as Ghislaine Maxwell and others who flew with Epstein. The interview also covered the handling of flight records and changes in documentation practices over the years.


document_description: Larry Visoski, a pilot for Jeffrey Epstein, was interviewed by the FBI. He discussed his employment with Epstein, flight operations, interactions with CBP officers, and procedures related to Epstein's travels. Visoski mentioned that Epstein often traveled with a female with a foreign passport and had interactions with CBP officers. He also noted that Epstein had requested CBP offices to remain open for late arrivals and had given helicopter rides to CBP officers. Visoski denied knowledge of any CBP officers assisting Epstein in illegal activities.


document_description: A proffer agreement between Lawrence Visoski and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, outlining the terms under which Visoski will provide information to the government. The agreement specifies that it is not a cooperation agreement and details the conditions under which Visoski's statements can be used in future prosecutions.


document_description: This document is a preparation memo for Larry Visoski's trial testimony. It details his employment history with Jeffrey Epstein from 1991 to 2019, including his roles and responsibilities as a pilot. The memo outlines the aircraft owned by Epstein, flight records maintained, and interactions with notable individuals such as Ghislaine Maxwell. It also describes Epstein's various residences and travel patterns.


document_description: Notes from a preparation meeting with Larry Visoski, discussing his recognition of individuals and locations in photographs, and his recollections about Jeffrey Epstein's aircraft and properties.


document_description: Notes from a preparation session for Larry Visoski's trial testimony, detailing his recollections about Ghislaine Maxwell (GM) and Jeffrey Epstein (JE).


document_description: Notes from a VTC prep session with Larry Visoski, AUSA, SA, and attorneys McGorty, Giffuni, and Zelenko. Larry Visoski was asked to review various exhibits (GX) related to Jeffrey Epstein's aircraft and properties. He confirmed the identification of several planes, helicopters, and properties associated with Epstein. Visoski also provided insights into the personal relationship between Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein in the 1990s and early 2000s.


document_description: This document is a memo discussing the logistics for trial preparation involving Larry Visoski (LV), including his testimony and recollections related to a helicopter purchase by Jeffrey Epstein (JE). It includes details about the company Air Ghislaine, the purchase of a Sikorsky helicopter, and individuals involved in the transaction. The memo also covers LV's recollections of JE's passengers and their transportation to the plane at PBI.


document_description: Memo regarding a WebEx meeting with Dan Besselsen, Assistant VP of Finance at Interlochen. Discusses his role, responsibilities, and familiarity with certain records and reports.


document_description: Notes discussing various applications and donations related to Interlochen, including references to Jeffrey Epstein's involvement in funding and donations. The notes cover application processes, retention policies, and historical records of donations, including tax acknowledgments and thank you letters.


document_description: A note from Dan Besselben, AUSA, regarding a coveral pseudonym order and student files from 1992. It mentions the process of assigning student numbers upon application receipt and the completion of records at acceptance/enrollment. There is also a mention of 'scholarsking lodge' and witness preparation.


document_description: The document appears to be a table with various notes and entries related to preparation and verification processes. It includes references to staff notes, certification verification, and transportation arrangements. There are also mentions of renovations and responsibilities for relationships.


document_description: The document contains information about various JP Morgan account statements and transactions related to Gizuma Maxwell. It includes details about account services, asset account portfolios, and internal and external fund transfers. The document also discusses the imaging and record-keeping practices of JP Morgan.


document_description: A document related to witness preparation involving individuals Pat McHugh, R. Kusmin, and A Suri. It is subject to a protective order under specific paragraphs.


document_description: Trial preparation note mentioning client signature, file, and account statement. References effective date of 2004 and power of attorney.


document_description: A note regarding a conversation on November 19, 2021, about testifying at trial, discussing logistics, timing, and categories of evidence.


document_description: An FBI report detailing the career history of an individual who has worked for the FBI for 12 years, including 5 years as a staff personus specialist and 7 years as an agent. Prior to that, the individual worked in PC for 2 years.


document_description: The document describes the process of copying CDs seized from Jeffrey Epstein's New York residence onto FBI computers and organizing them into folders based on the CD labels. The images were then uploaded into Griffeye software for review. The document also lists government exhibits to confirm the source CDs for each image.


document_description: Notes prepared for trial, including clarifications on CD review dates, metadata understanding, and photo review for GM trial. Includes a list of GX numbers to be offered at trial.


document_description: A note regarding a screenshot of metadata for GX-332, including file details for a PSD file named 'virginia Isj.psd'.


document_description: This table lists various CDs with their respective identifiers and descriptions. It includes references to notable figures and locations, such as Clinton and Hong Kong.


document_description: A table with a message about tagging, mentioning a date and time.


document_description: The document contains a list of items and binders related to Ghislaine Maxwell, including references to DVDs, binders, and various images. It mentions Maxwell in various contexts, including with Jeffrey Epstein and in group settings. There are references to protective orders and EFTA numbers. The document also includes tables with item numbers and notes on reviewed materials.


document_description: The document contains intelligence operations items related to the Epstein/Maxwell investigation. It details meetings between SOS, case agents, and detectives for trial preparation, reviewing and marking images for lab extraction, and categorizing them for AUSAs to use in trial. The document spans multiple weeks from April to October 2021, with a focus on preparing evidence for trial exhibits.


document_description: This document is a table from a Griffeye Export Index, listing various media files related to the Epstein case. It includes details such as file names, source IDs, file paths, notes, evidence item numbers, and locations of items. The files are stored in safes and rooms, with some related to notable figures like Bill Clinton.


document_description: This table lists various digital files and media related to Jeffrey Epstein, collected from a safe and a suitcase associated with Richard Kahn. The files include DVDs, PSD files, and images, with references to notable figures such as Bill Clinton and locations like Aspen and Columbia.


document_description: An inventory list of digital files and their storage locations, including file types and descriptions, collected from safes and closets in specific rooms.


document_description: This document is a Griffeye Export Index table listing various DVDs and binders found in safes and rooms within a mansion. It includes descriptions of the contents, such as 'Clinton St trip. Morocco Nude Far East' and 'Young Maxwell Epstein-DVDs from SafeBinder'. The table also notes the locations where these items were found, such as Room Q on the 3rd floor and Room GG on the 5th floor.


document_description: The document appears to be a table with references to DVDs from a safe, binders, and a book from December 2003. It mentions a person named Red Heer and includes references to a floor and shelf location. The document is subject to a protective order.


document_description: This document is a table from a Griffeye Export Index, listing various media files related to Jeffrey Epstein's case. It includes details such as file names, source IDs, file paths, evidence item numbers, and locations of items. Notable entries include references to 'Clinton St trip' and 'JE AND GM GO FOR A SWIM; FROM SAFE'-NUDE, indicating potential involvement of public figures.


document_description: The document is a table listing various DVDs and files related to Jeffrey Epstein, collected from a suitcase originally in a safe located in Room Q (3rd Floor). The files include birthday book disks, pictures from Aspen and Columbia, and Vanity Fair related content. The table includes file identifiers, descriptions, and storage locations.


document_description: An inventory list of digital files and their storage locations related to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The list includes file names, descriptions, and storage paths, as well as physical locations where the items were found.


document_description: The document is subject to a protective order and contains reference numbers EFTA00159862 and EFTA_00010214. It appears to be a part of a larger dataset or collection, possibly related to a legal or financial matter.


document_description: The document is subject to a protective order and contains references to specific paragraphs (7, 8, 9, 10, 15, and 17). It includes identifiers such as 3531-028, EFTA00159863, and EFTA_00010215.


document_description: This document contains a tabular export from Griffeye, listing various DVDs and CDs collected from safes and suitcases. The entries include file names, notes, and references to locations and events such as 'Clinton St trip', 'Morocco Nude Far East', and 'JE 50th Bday Book'. It also mentions notable figures like Clinton and Maxwell, and locations like Hong Kong, Beijing, and Prague.


document_description: A table listing various items including white boxes, starch boxes for notes, SONY emails to disk, and a spreadsheet. The document is subject to a protective order.


document_description: A photo project list with redacted items, mentions of Maxwell, jets, and locations such as Florida, New York, Ranch, and Slone. The project is color-coded.


document_description: Export to Sony Griffeye Epstein DVDS from Safe Reports


document_description: Notes from a preparation session for testimony, mentioning review of CDs with photos, confirmation of chart GX 1101 accuracy, and photos with initials indicating the photographer.


document_description: Memo regarding a Webex meeting with Philip Fanara discussing AT&T's record-keeping practices and a specific billing statement from 2004. It includes details about AT&T's data capture and retention policies, and the nature of the billing statement discussed.


document_description: Notes from a Microsoft Teams meeting with Phil Fanara and Tamika Williamson (ATT) regarding witness preparation. Discussion on AT&T records from 2004 and internal billing reports.


document_description: The document appears to be a single page with limited information, possibly related to a protective order. It includes a reference to 'Viruspur' and a date '12/8/21'.


document_description: Janine, who has worked at Mar a Lago since 2007, found a spreadsheet on an HR drive but cannot testify to its authenticity as a business record. Pat Pileggi is representing Janine and will discuss with Mar a Lago's counsel about other possible records custodians or witnesses from the time.


document_description: A memo detailing a WebEx meeting with Janine Gill and Pat Pillegi discussing HR practices at Mar-a-Lago, Trump International, and Trump National. It includes information about employment, payroll, and other HR files, as well as procedures for handling personnel actions and document retention policies.


document_description: A note regarding a call with Pat P, discussing contact information for HR directors before Janine Gill, and the authentication of records. Pat will provide a time for preparation and address scheduling conflicts in December. Pat and a Mar a Lago contact are inquiring about the origin of the records.


document_description: A memo regarding a call with Pat Pileggi about Mar-a-Lago records. Pat hasn't found anyone who remembers the details. Janine Gill, who has worked at Mar-a-Lago for about 9 years, is unsure about the record's preparation and source. Pat will investigate further.


document_description: Discussion between Sunny Drescher and Janine Gill regarding employment and benefits files related to Mar a Lago. Topics include logistics, employment file details, benefits file handling, and record maintenance practices at Mar a Lago.


document_description: A note referencing a witness named Gill who reviewed an original personnel file. It mentions a cover sheet and specific pages that must be kept together, as well as benefits and overtime. The document is subject to a protective order.


document_description: The document contains notes regarding benefits information and payroll deductions. It mentions that dependent information is not verified, and birth certificates are only requested for newborns. New benefits information is entered into a database, and payroll deductions are done with oid at the time for benefits. The file also contains invoices about claims, and there is an indication that an employee was seeking assistance to resolve an issue.


document_description: Notes from a call with Gail Goodman, a PhD in developmental psychology with a focus on cognitive development and memory development in children versus adults. Goodman has conducted extensive research on memory for traumatic events, particularly child sexual abuse, and has testified as an expert in various courts. The notes discuss her research findings, her views on true and false memory, and her professional disagreements with Elizabeth Loftus. Goodman has not interviewed victims in the Jeffrey Epstein case but has read about it online.


document_description: Notes from a call with Gail Goodman discussing the work of Elizabeth Loftus on memory, particularly false memories. The discussion critiques Loftus's studies as contrived and artificial, emphasizing that real-life memories, especially those involving significant events like sexual abuse, are often strong and resistant to suggestion. The notes also mention Goodman's research on memory in real victims and the reliability of memories from adolescence.


document_description: Notes from a call with Gail Goodman discussing expert notice, prior testimony, and memory accuracy in the context of CSA victims.


document_description: Notes from a call with Gail Goodman discussing her expertise in the relationship between memory and the legal system, including the concept of 'adolescent bump' in autobiographical memory, and the prevalence of false memories in CSA cases. Goodman critiques Loftus's studies and claims regarding false memories.


document_description: This research article examines the accuracy of long-term memory for documented child sexual abuse (CSA) and its predictors. The study found that severity of PTSD symptoms was positively associated with memory accuracy. Individuals who identified CSA as their most traumatic life event had relatively accurate memories regardless of PTSD indicators. Maternal support was also a significant predictor of memory accuracy. The study highlights the importance of understanding the traumatic impact of events in predicting long-term memory accuracy for CSA.


document_description: This scientific case study examines the accuracy of children's eyewitness testimony in a child sexual abuse case in New Zealand. The study compares the testimony of four girls, aged 8 to 15, with photographic and audiotaped evidence collected by police. The findings show supportive evidence for about 80% of the allegations, with higher accuracy for sexual acts than coercive acts. The study discusses the implications for understanding children's memory and eyewitness testimony.


document_description: Testimony by Professor Gail S. Goodman in various federal court cases across different jurisdictions.


document_description: Testimony by Professor Gail S. Goodman in various federal court cases across different locations.


document_description: The article examines the accuracy of long-term memory of adults who experienced childhood violence, specifically focusing on genital contact. It discusses the implications of memory accuracy in legal contexts, especially in historic child sexual abuse cases. The study found that almost half of the adults accurately recalled the childhood genital contact, with factors like child sexual abuse history and depression influencing memory accuracy.


document_description: The study investigates memory recall of documented child sexual abuse (CSA) in adults, addressing the repressed-memory controversy. It finds that a majority of participants with documented CSA histories reported the abuse, challenging the notion that traumatic memories are often repressed. Factors such as age at the end of abuse, maternal support, and abuse severity were significant predictors of disclosure. The study suggests that normal cognitive processes, rather than special memory mechanisms, underlie long-term memory for CSA.


document_description: The article examines the accuracy of adults' long-term memory for traumatic childhood events, particularly child maltreatment. It discusses memory for negative information, methodological challenges, and findings from longitudinal research. The study concludes that greater traumatic impact leads to more accurate memory, moderated by development, individual differences, and interview techniques.


document_description: This document is the curriculum vitae of Gail S. Goodman, Ph.D., detailing her personal information, education, professional experience, memberships, honors, awards, teaching and research grants, professional contributions, committee work, dissertation, publications, amicus briefs, papers, invited colloquia, workshops, and teaching interests. It includes her extensive work and research in psychology, particularly in child development, memory, and law.


document_description: Notes with William Brown regarding a potential exhibit marked as a business record. It includes instructions to keep applications for seven years, mentions an initial application in 2004, and requires a birth certificate or US passport to verify birthdate. A photo is also mentioned.


document_description: The document appears to be a note or record related to a witness photo verification process. It mentions taking a photo before verification and sending it for verification. There is a reference to 'Compass - DMV Detachmer' and protective order paragraphs.


document_description: Memo regarding a call with Larry Fallek discussing an ongoing case involving GM. Larry recalls a deposition with GM and is looking for someone related to the civil case. Larry is available to testify.


document_description: The document is an application for a search and seizure warrant related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein for sex trafficking of minors and conspiracy. It includes details about the premises to be searched, probable cause, and items to be seized. The application is supported by an affidavit from an FBI Special Agent and includes references to previous warrants and indictments.


document_description: A calendar event for a team call related to Maxwell, scheduled for December 10, 2020, from 18:00 to 19:00 UTC. The location and attendee details are redacted.


document_description: A calendar event titled 'Maxwell Check In' scheduled for January 22, 2021, from 19:00 to 19:30 UTC. The event was created on January 15, 2021, and last modified on June 18, 2021. It has a priority level of 5 and includes a reminder set to display a message 15 minutes before the start.


document_description: A scheduled call regarding Maxwell organized by USANYS with attendees from USANYS and FBI.


document_description: A scheduled call regarding the metadata of photos related to Maxwell. The call is set to take place on May 3, 2021, from 17:00 to 17:30 UTC. The dial-in number is 844-215-6902 with the code 707522.


document_description: A scheduled call regarding the metadata of photos related to Maxwell.


document_description: A calendar event for a call regarding Maxwell, organized by USANYS, with an attendee from the FBI. The event is scheduled for April 27, 2021, from 20:30 to 21:00 UTC.


document_description: A scheduled call regarding Maxwell, set for April 27, 2021, from 14:00 to 14:30 UTC. The event was created on April 22, 2021, and modified on May 18, 2021. It includes a reminder set to display 15 minutes before the start.


document_description: An event scheduled for a call involving Maxwell, organized by USANYS, with an attendee from the FBI.


document_description: An event scheduled for a call with Maxwell at 4pm on October 19, 2021. The event was created on October 18, 2021, and modified shortly after. It includes a reminder set to display 15 minutes before the start.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing includes a report on a victim of Jeffrey Epstein who is suing the FBI for ignoring her claims for 10 years. The victim, who was Epstein's first to report to authorities, is one of two plaintiffs suing the FBI for failing to investigate Epstein. Her attorney, Jennifer Freeman, is in the process of filing a notice of claim with the FBI. The victim recounted an incident from 1996 when she was asked to give Epstein a foot massage while he watched TV, and later discussed her kidnapping with an FBI agent for 45 minutes.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing for January 8, 2024, covers a wide range of topics including violent crime, the January 6 Capitol riot, international relations, and various criminal investigations. Key highlights include the release of nearly 3,000 pages of Jeffrey Epstein documents, the Supreme Court's decision on Trump's eligibility for the 2024 presidential ballot, and the FBI's ongoing search for the individual who planted pipe bombs during the Capitol riot. The briefing also discusses the FBI's efforts in counterintelligence, cybercrime, and international relations.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing for January 18, 2024, covers a wide range of topics including U.S. Navy strikes against Houthis in Yemen, Supreme Court challenges to federal regulators, warnings about Chinese-manufactured drones, and various criminal investigations. It also includes updates on counterterrorism, counterintelligence, cyber threats, and law enforcement services. The briefing highlights ongoing investigations, legal proceedings, and international news, with a focus on security, legal, and political issues.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing for January 29, 2024, covers a wide range of topics including international incidents, domestic crime, counterterrorism, and political issues. Key stories include the killing of three U.S. troops in a drone attack in Jordan, the FBI's efforts to combat violent crime in Washington D.C., and the arrest of nearly 200 suspected drug traffickers. The briefing also highlights the Justice Department's settlement with New York State over sexual harassment allegations against former Governor Andrew Cuomo, and the targeting of Nikki Haley in a 'swatting' incident. Additionally, the briefing covers various FBI investigations, including those related to the January 6 Capitol riot and cybercrime activities.


document_description: The briefing includes a report on Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyer appealing her conviction, arguing that Jeffrey Epstein's 2007 plea deal should protect her. The appeal was challenged by a judge, and the decision is pending. Maxwell is serving her sentence in Florida. The briefing also references multiple news outlets reporting on the story.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing for May 22, 2023, covers a wide range of topics including FBI rule violations in foreign intelligence searches, charges against a U.S. police officer for aiding the Proud Boys, ongoing debt limit talks between Republicans and the White House, and various criminal investigations. The briefing also includes updates on counterterrorism, counterintelligence, cyber division activities, law enforcement services, international relations, and other FBI news. Key stories involve the FBI's handling of the January 6 Capitol riot, the investigation into Hunter Biden's Russian associates, and the FBI's involvement in various criminal cases across the U.S.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing for May 1, 2023, covers a wide range of topics including criminal investigations, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, financial crimes, and international relations. Key stories include a shooting in Houston, U.S.-Cuba anti-terrorism talks, FISA 702 searches, and various criminal cases. The briefing also highlights issues related to the fentanyl crisis, U.S.-Mexico relations, and the January 6 Capitol breach. Additionally, it covers international news such as U.S. evacuations from Sudan and tensions with Iran.


document_description: This document is an FBI Daily News Briefing email dated April 19, 2023. It includes various sections such as 'In the News', 'Counterterrorism', 'Counterintelligence', 'Criminal Investigations', 'Cyber Division', 'International Relations', 'Capitol Violence News', and 'Other FBI News'. Key topics include the deposition of JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon in the Epstein case, the settlement of Fox News with Dominion Voting Systems, and various FBI-related news and investigations.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing for July 31, 2023, covers a wide range of topics including international news, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, criminal investigations, financial crime, cyber threats, law enforcement services, and other FBI news. Key stories include a suicide bombing in Pakistan, drone attacks in Moscow, threats against Niger's coup plotters, the abduction of a U.S. nurse in Haiti, and various criminal investigations involving high-profile figures like Donald Trump and Hunter Biden. The briefing also highlights financial crimes, cybersecurity threats, and international relations issues.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing for July 26, 2023, covers a wide range of topics including political developments, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, criminal investigations, financial crimes, cyber issues, international relations, and other FBI news. Key stories include Kevin McCarthy's comments on a potential Biden impeachment inquiry, the FBI's document release to the House Judiciary Committee, the indictment of British billionaire Joe Lewis for insider trading, and a federal judge blocking Biden's asylum rules. The briefing also highlights the conviction of eight men in the 2016 Brussels bombings, the sentencing of a gynecologist for sexual abuse, and the ongoing investigation into the January 6 Capitol riot.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing for July 24, 2023, covers a wide range of topics including legal actions, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, criminal investigations, cyber division updates, and international relations. Key highlights include the Justice Department's concerns over Texas' floating barrier on the Rio Grande, a trial date set for Donald Trump's classified documents case, Director Wray's defense of FISA, and various criminal investigations including those related to Hunter Biden and Jeffrey Epstein. The briefing also touches on international issues such as Russian strikes in Odesa and North Korea's missile launches.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing for July 25, 2023, covers a wide range of topics including legal actions, counterterrorism, counterintelligence, criminal investigations, financial crimes, cyber issues, law enforcement services, international relations, and Capitol violence news. Key stories include the DOJ suing Texas over a border buoy barrier, Hunter Biden's court appearance, Russia's attack on a Ukrainian grain terminal, and various FBI investigations into criminal activities. The briefing also highlights ongoing investigations and legal proceedings related to the January 6 Capitol riot and other significant national and international events.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing for September 14, 2023, covers a wide range of topics including the capture of escaped convict Danelo Cavalcante, legal proceedings involving former President Donald Trump, and various criminal investigations. It also discusses counterterrorism efforts, counterintelligence issues, and cyber threats. The briefing highlights international news such as the meeting between Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin, and the aftermath of natural disasters in Libya and Morocco. Additionally, it covers domestic political news, including Hunter Biden's legal actions and Senator Mitt Romney's decision not to seek re-election.


document_description: The Senate Judiciary Committee held a hearing on FBI oversight, focusing on various issues including hate crimes, the use of Section 702 of FISA, and the FBI's handling of investigations related to Hunter Biden and Jeffrey Epstein. Key figures such as Director Christopher Wray, Chairman Dick Durbin, and Senator Lindsey Graham participated. The hearing addressed concerns about the FBI's role in monitoring religious organizations, the increase in hate crimes, and the FBI's use of technology in investigations. The committee also discussed the FBI's handling of the Hunter Biden investigation and the potential political interference in it.


document_description: The document is a briefing from the FBI Criminal Investigative Division (CID) detailing threat bandings and statistics for various criminal activities, including corruption, civil rights, crimes against children, financial crimes, health care fraud, money laundering, and human trafficking. It includes specific focus on the New York field office's efforts and initiatives, particularly in crimes against children and human trafficking, with references to high-profile cases such as Epstein, NXIVM, and OneTaste.


document_description: The FBI News Briefing covers a wide range of topics including the shutdown of DarkSide operations, updates on the Capitol violence investigation, protests, counter-terrorism, counter-intelligence, criminal investigations, financial crimes, cyber division updates, law enforcement services, and international relations. Key highlights include the arrest of suspects related to the Capitol attack, the plea deal of a Florida politician tied to the Gaetz probe, and the ongoing violence between Israel and Hamas. The briefing also discusses the impact of the pandemic on global migration and vaccine distribution efforts.


document_description: The document is an FBI Daily News Briefing covering various topics including criminal investigations, Capitol violence news, counterintelligence, cyber division updates, and other FBI news. Key topics include the Oxford High School shooting, the first U.S. case of the Omicron variant, the Supreme Court's stance on the Mississippi abortion law, and updates on the January 6 Capitol riot investigations. It also covers international news such as U.S.-Russia tensions over Ukraine and other Washington news.


document_description: The briefing includes a report on Ghislaine Maxwell's defense strategy in her trial, where the defense seeks to undermine a key accuser's allegations. The Associated Press reported that Maxwell pleaded not guilty to charges related to her involvement with Jeffrey Epstein. The defense argues that Maxwell is being scapegoated for Epstein's crimes. A trial witness, using the alias 'Jane', testified about encounters in the 1990s, implicating Maxwell as an active participant. Defense attorney Laura Menninger challenged the witness's memory using FBI documents from 2019 and 2020.


document_description: The document is a news briefing covering various topics including Rudy Giuliani's comments on the Mueller investigation, Michael Isikoff's statements on the Steele dossier, Roger Stone's accusations against Jerome Corsi, President Trump's tweets on the Mueller investigation, and other news related to the FBI and DOJ. It also covers security measures for New Year's Eve in Times Square, investigations into Trump's golf club, and other legal and political news.


document_description: The document is a news briefing from FBI Public Affairs for the Director. The content of the briefing is redacted and appears as black bars. Key entities include Jeffrey Epstein, who is alleged to have paid dozens of teenage girls for sex and provided information to the FBI. The FBI released heavily-redacted memos on 'The Vault' website, suggesting his 2008 plea deal to state charges may have been a cover-up to protect his associates. Sean Hannity commented on Jeff Sessions' recusal decision on Fox News' Hannity.


document_description: The briefing covers President Trump's reaction to the Mueller probe, Democratic efforts to make the Mueller report public, and various political and legal developments related to the investigation. It includes statements from key political figures like President Trump, House Intelligence Committee Chairman Schiff, and Sen. Kamala Harris. The document also discusses other legal cases and investigations, including those involving Paul Manafort, Jussie Smollett, and El Chapo.


document_description: The document reports on the arrest of Jeffrey Epstein, accused of sex trafficking, and the implications of his case. It details Epstein's arrest at Teterboro Airport, his previous plea deal, and the new charges against him. The document also mentions public figures like Donald Trump and Alexander Acosta, and discusses potential political implications.


document_description: U.S. District Judge Kenneth A. Marra ruled that federal prosecutors, including Alexander Acosta, broke the law by hiding a plea agreement with Jeffrey Epstein from his underage victims. Epstein operated an international sex trafficking ring. Acosta, as U.S. attorney in Miami, helped negotiate a non-prosecution agreement for Epstein and co-conspirators, granting them immunity from federal prosecution. This ruling could lead to new federal charges against Epstein and his associates.


document_description: The Miami Herald reports that two women who were sexually abused by Jeffrey Epstein are requesting that Secretary of Labor Acosta testify at a hearing. The women, who were molested as teenagers, are asking a federal judge for a hearing for all the women abused by Epstein, who received a non-prosecution agreement from Acosta when he was a federal prosecutor in Miami in 2007. The request is part of a legal battle to hold Epstein accountable and to address the rights violations by prosecutors, mainly Acosta.


document_description: The briefing covers various topics including the House Judiciary's efforts to have Jeff Sessions testify in the impeachment probe, DOJ's rejection of House Judiciary's request for grand jury material from the Mueller probe, DOJ IG's report on FBI surveillance of Carter Page, and other legal and political developments involving figures like Michael Flynn, Brett Kavanaugh, and Felicity Huffman.


document_description: The briefing covers various topics including the California dive boat investigation, an indictment of a New York man for aiding ISIS, Mattis' memoir on Obama-era foreign policy, Taliban negotiations, Comey's sharing of information, Craig's acquittal, McCabe's fundraiser appearance, Senate committee's wait for FBI responses, DOJ's pressure to release surveillance documents, Roger Stone aide's trial, Nunes' lawsuit against Fusion GPS, Epstein's address book, Texas mass shooting loophole, online forums inciting violence, college admissions scandal, threats to kidnap and murder women, white nationalist website using Jewish students' photos, Slate Belt bomb owner charges, New Jersey man charges, heroin and fentanyl dealers using jail guard's home, Cincinnati man's hate crime sentence, Block Boyz gang sentencing, FBI's request for public help in robbery case, Atlanta corruption investigation, UAW official's guilty plea, uBiome's bankruptcy, Huawei's accusations against the US, Trump's stance on Huawei, space cyberwarfare, terror watchlist ruling, Baltimore drug gangs strike force, Ammon Bundy's firearm purchase, McCabe's fundraiser speech, Trump's stance on mass shootings, Crenshaw and Ocasio-Cortez's Twitter clash, San Francisco's NRA resolution, assault weapon ban effectiveness, opioid crisis funding.


document_description: The document discusses the ongoing legal proceedings related to Jeffrey Epstein's death, including skepticism about the cause of death, legal actions by Epstein's attorneys, and testimonies from Epstein's accusers. It highlights the involvement of public figures such as Prince Andrew and mentions Ghislaine Maxwell and Sarah Kellen as alleged recruiters for Epstein.


document_description: Jeffrey Epstein was arrested and charged with sex trafficking of minors and conspiracy to commit sex trafficking of minors. The indictment alleges that Epstein exploited and abused dozens of underage girls in New York and Florida between 2002 and 2005. Epstein allegedly paid victims to recruit other underage girls for similar abuse. The case is being handled by the Southern District of New York's Public Corruption Unit.


document_description: The briefing covers various news topics including President Trump's communications with Ukraine, the whistleblower complaint, and potential impeachment proceedings. It also discusses Jeffrey Epstein's alleged payoffs from jail, a US soldier's bomb plot, and other legal and political issues.


document_description: The briefing covers the ongoing investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's death, highlighting the irregularities at the Manhattan Correctional Center and the autopsy findings. It mentions the involvement of the FBI and the Justice Department's inspector general in the investigation. The document also references public figures like Ghislaine Maxwell and Senators Ron Johnson and Chuck Grassley, who are calling for transparency in the investigation results.


document_description: The briefing covers the reaction to Jeffrey Epstein's suicide in jail, including Attorney General Barr's vow to investigate irregularities and pursue co-conspirators. It includes coverage from various news outlets and statements from public figures like Charles Schumer. The document also discusses the House Judiciary Committee's investigation and conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein's death.


document_description: The briefing covers various topics related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, including the reassignment of the warden at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, investigations into Epstein's death, and the involvement of public figures. It also discusses other news such as the Dayton shooting, gun legislation, and FBI investigations into various incidents.


document_description: ABC News faces scrutiny for not airing a sensitive story on Jeffrey Epstein after a leaked video of reporter Amy Robach surfaced. Robach expressed frustration over her 2015 interview with Virginia Giuffre not being aired due to lack of corroborating evidence. The video also mentions pressure from the Royal Family and Epstein's lawyer, Alan Dershowitz. ABC News later produced a documentary and podcast on the topic. The briefing also covers NBC's handling of Ronan Farrow's Weinstein story.


document_description: The briefing covers various topics including FBI Director Christopher Wray's testimony on election security threats, domestic terrorism fueled by social media, ongoing investigations into foreign terrorist organizations, and the FBI's stance on the Steele dossier. It also discusses the FBI's investigation into a suspicious vehicle outside the Pittsburgh office, the safe return of a missing Virginia girl, a major fentanyl seizure in Ohio, and a sting operation arresting child predators in New Jersey. Additionally, it touches on the UAW corruption probe, Puerto Rico official's resignation amid an FBI probe, and the ACLU's lawsuit against the FBI over facial recognition records.


document_description: The document reports on a forensic pathologist's claim that Jeffrey Epstein's death may have been a homicide, contradicting the official ruling of suicide by the New York City Medical Examiner. The pathologist, Michael Baden, cited unusual injuries consistent with strangulation. The New York City Chief Medical Examiner, Barbara Sampson, stands by the suicide ruling.


document_description: The briefing discusses the FBI's interest in interviewing Prince Andrew regarding his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, Attorney General Barr's initial skepticism about Epstein's death, and ongoing investigations into Epstein's death. It also covers media reports and conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein's death.


document_description: The briefing covers various incidents and investigations, including domestic terror threats, arrests related to mass shooting threats, and other FBI activities. It highlights the arrest of individuals in Florida, Indianapolis, and Seattle for threats of mass shootings, and discusses the FBI's efforts to prevent such incidents. The document also mentions the arrest of Eric Lin for threatening messages, Thomas Matthew McVicker's arrest for planning a church shooting, and other FBI-related news such as the investigation of a research facility at the University of Kansas and the arrest of Cohoes Mayor Shawn Morse for wire fraud.


document_description: The briefing covers various news articles related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, including subpoenas for Epstein's pilots, his influence over Leslie Wexner, and differences in treatment of sex crimes based on wealth. It also mentions a Florida State Senator receiving warnings over an inquiry request into Epstein's work release program.


document_description: The briefing covers various topics including the malfunctioning cameras outside Jeffrey Epstein's cell, meetings between Epstein's accusers and federal prosecutors, and ongoing investigations into Epstein's associates. It also discusses other legal cases and cybersecurity efforts related to the 2020 elections.


document_description: The briefing reports on Prince Andrew's decision not to cooperate with the FBI investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, allegedly influenced by Ghislaine Maxwell. It mentions that Prince Andrew was advised by Maxwell and his lawyers against talking to the FBI, despite his initial willingness to do so.


document_description: The briefing covers various topics including FBI surveillance reforms, FISA process oversight, counterterrorism warnings, privacy issues in combating terrorist funding, and the Virgin Islands AG's claims against Jeffrey Epstein. It also discusses the impeachment process against President Trump and other legal and security matters.


document_description: The briefing covers various news topics including the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell, her court proceedings, and the government's argument against her bail. It also discusses President Trump's comments on police and crime, the DOJ's investigation into a protest shooting in Portland, and other legal and political issues. The document includes mentions of public figures such as Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein, President Trump, and others.


document_description: The document is a briefing from the FBI Public Affairs detailing the demand by federal prosecutors for Prince Andrew to assist in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation. It includes various media reports on the situation, highlighting the legal and diplomatic exchanges between US prosecutors and Prince Andrew's legal team. The document also mentions the Palm Beach Post's legal battle to obtain grand jury transcripts related to Epstein's 2006 charges.


document_description: The briefing covers various topics including updates on federal investigations into protests, President Trump's comments on city violence, the Breonna Taylor and George Floyd cases, the Supreme Court's rulings on Trump's tax records, and other legal and political issues. It also mentions the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell and concerns about her safety in custody.


document_description: The US Department of Justice has officially requested that Britain allow Prince Andrew to be questioned regarding his connections to Jeffrey Epstein. This marks the first time the Duke of York is involved in a criminal investigation related to Epstein.


document_description: Ghislaine Maxwell was arrested in New Hampshire on charges related to trafficking minors for Jeffrey Epstein. The arrest follows a six-count indictment and highlights Maxwell's role in recruiting and grooming victims. The case has implications for Prince Andrew, who is under pressure to cooperate with the FBI. Maxwell's arrest has drawn significant media attention, with reports detailing her attempts to evade capture and the luxurious hideout where she was found.


document_description: The document is a news briefing covering various reports related to Ghislaine Maxwell's legal proceedings and her connections with notable figures such as Donald Trump, Bill Clinton, and Prince Andrew. It discusses Maxwell's court ruling to prevent the release of her 2016 testimony, her social interactions with Trump, and allegations involving Prince Andrew. The document also mentions a judge's ruling on the privacy of accusers and the release of documents shedding light on Epstein's connections.


document_description: The briefing covers various topics including the US Intelligence Agencies' assessment of foreign interference in mail ballots, misinformation, software concerns, and election security. It also reports on incidents related to protests, law enforcement actions, and legal cases involving public figures and organizations.


document_description: The briefing covers various news topics including the Nashville bombing investigation, Ghislaine Maxwell's bail denial, Jeffrey Epstein's jail experiences, and other national security and political issues. It highlights the challenges in determining the motive behind the Nashville bombing, the denial of bail for Ghislaine Maxwell, and the impact of the SolarWinds cyberattack. It also discusses President Trump's use of clemency powers and the political dynamics surrounding the 2020 election results.


document_description: The briefing covers various topics including the recertification of election results in Georgia, Trump's legal efforts, COVID-19 updates, and other national and international news. It mentions public figures like Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and Ghislaine Maxwell.


document_description: The briefing covers various topics including the expansion of the Civil Rights Unit in New York's Eastern District to investigate bias crimes, updates on the Capitol riot investigations, the expanded indictment against Ghislaine Maxwell, and other significant legal and governmental updates.


document_description: The briefing covers multiple topics including a supermarket shooting in Colorado, DOJ considering sedition charges against Oath Keepers, plea talks in Capitol siege probe, and Ghislaine Maxwell's denied bail request. It also discusses the Supreme Court's decision to hear the Tsarnaev case, domestic terrorism legislation, and the situation at the US-Mexico border.


document_description: The briefing covers media analyses of President Biden's speech on the Afghanistan withdrawal, reactions from various media outlets and commentators, and other news including the Capitol siege probe, UFO evidence, and COVID-19 updates.


document_description: US District Judge Analisa Torres approved a deferred prosecution agreement for two jail guards, Tova Noel and Michael Thomas, who admitted to falsifying records on the night Jeffrey Epstein died. They will serve six months of supervised release and complete 100 hours of community service, and cooperate with a DOJ inspector general probe.


document_description: The briefing reports on a lawsuit filed against Britain's Prince Andrew by an Epstein accuser over alleged sexual abuse. The complaint alleges that Prince Andrew sexually assaulted and battered the accuser about two decades ago when she was 17 and trafficked by Jeffrey Epstein.


document_description: The briefing covers various incidents including the Indianapolis FedEx shooting, the Capitol riot investigations, and other national news. It highlights the legal purchase of firearms by the Indianapolis shooter, the identification of victims, and the ongoing investigation. It also discusses the Capitol riot probe, including the guilty plea of an Oath Keepers member and other arrests. Additionally, it covers protests against police brutality and the Biden administration's stance on gun violence.


document_description: The document is an update on data recovery and processing efforts related to various incidents, including the Jeffrey Epstein case. It details the status of digital evidence recovery and review across multiple locations, including New York, Dayton, El Paso, and Gilroy. The document mentions the involvement of various teams and the processing of DVR footage, digital tips, and other digital media. It also notes the completion of certain support tasks and ongoing reviews.


document_description: The document contains references to EFTA IDs and mentions updates being provided by DFAU related to New York (Epstein).


document_description: A communication log from the FBI's Digital Forensics Analysis Unit regarding the Epstein investigation. It discusses evidence received from a third-party residence, the encryption status of drives, and the prioritization of media exploitation.


document_description: The document provides updates on the processing and review of digital evidence related to various incidents, including the extraction and review of DVR footage, digital tips, and other digital media. It includes updates from locations such as New York, Dayton, El Paso, and Gilroy, with specific details on the status of evidence review and processing.


document_description: The document contains email correspondence between FBI agents discussing travel plans and updates on investigations related to Jeffrey Epstein. It includes references to digital forensic analysis and evidence handling, with specific mentions of New York and the Virgin Islands. The document also notes the discontinuation of 3:30 pm calls and ongoing efforts to obtain administrative passwords for DVR systems.


document_description: The document is a redacted communication, likely an email or internal memo, from the FBI regarding the Epstein investigation. It mentions ongoing tasks such as obtaining an admin password for a DVR controller and imaging evidence from the Virgin Islands. The target date for providing digital media load files to the AUSA is mid-September.


document_description: The document provides a detailed timeline and summary of investigations related to Jeffrey Epstein, including child sex trafficking, obstruction of justice, and his death investigation. It covers key events, search warrants, financial transactions, and legal proceedings involving Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. The document also addresses misconceptions about the case and includes details about a passport used in legal arguments.


document_description: This document is a receipt for property released to Coreen Mao by the FBI. It includes various items related to the Epstein case, such as inventory sheets, classified materials, thumb drives, CDs, and guides on redaction. It also mentions possible CSAM on Samsung drives and photographs of evidence.


document_description: The document contains a series of tables listing cell assignments and statuses for various tiers (L-Tier, G-Tier, H-Tier, J-Tier, K-Tier, M-Tier) in a correctional facility. It includes information about broken cells, cells not to be used, and specific inmates assigned to certain cells, such as Epstein and Tartaglione. The document also mentions a global inmate search and various codes (PPI, PP4Y, etc.).


document_description: Senator Marsha Blackburn congratulates Kash Patel on his confirmation as FBI Director and urges him to release unredacted records related to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking network, including flight logs and Ghislaine Maxwell's 'little black book.' She emphasizes the need for transparency and accountability for Epstein's crimes.


document_description: Notes regarding the conditions and events in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) before the death of an individual referred to as DE. The notes mention the presence of a cellphone, the routine in the SHU, and observations about guard behavior and counts. There is a mention of a guard named Noel and the perception among SHU inmates about the system's role in DE's death.


document_description: Notes detailing observations and events surrounding the time of Jeffrey Epstein's death, including cellmate interactions, cell phone discovery, and changes in guard behavior post-Epstein's death.


document_description: Guidance document for processing Epstein-related materials, focusing on redaction of victim names and precision PII. Emphasizes manual review for handwritten notes and precise redaction techniques. No redactions on photos; they will be released in full.


document_description: List of inmates with their respective locations and serial numbers. Some inmates are noted as not being part of the Bureau of Prisons (BOP).


document_description: The document is a detailed timeline and incident log related to the death of Jeffrey Epstein while in custody at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York. It includes a timeline of events leading up to his death, details of his psychological assessments, suicide watch status, and the circumstances of his death. The document also contains information about the autopsy conducted by the Office of Chief Medical Examiner, which concluded that Epstein's cause of death was hanging and the manner of death was suicide.


document_description: The document contains a series of EFTA IDs: EFTA00161520, EFTA00161521, EFTA00161522, EFTA00161523, EFTA00161524, EFTA00161525. These appear to be technical or reference identifiers.


document_description: A report submitted to the FBI alleging threats against public figures, demanding the release of Epstein Files related to Donald Trump. The report claims to be from 'The Queen of Canada' and includes threats to execute James Comer, Scott Bessent, and John Freeman if demands are not met.


document_description: A highly aggressive and unverified manifesto from 'ovChiefRunningWolf' on GETTR, making accusations of blackmail, murder plots involving Donald Trump, Joe Biden, James Comey, and Merrick Garland, and implicating a 'Neo Nazi Terror Syndicate.' The manifesto contains extreme threats of violence, including executions, assassinations, bombings, and the use of nuclear weapons.


document_description: A post on GETTR by user govChiefRunning Wolf discussing conspiracy theories involving James Comey, Merrick Garland, and Joe Biden in relation to the Epstein case and alleged assassination plots against Donald Trump. The post includes extreme rhetoric and threats against perceived enemies, including Neo Nazis and political figures.


document_description: Guidance for processing documents related to the Epstein case, focusing on redaction of victim names and precise personally identifiable information (PII). Only identified victim names and precision PII will be redacted. Adobe will pre-scan for victim names, but manual scanning is required for all typed pages. Handwritten notes require careful manual scanning. Precise boxes must be drawn around names and authorized PII, avoiding entire chunks. No other third-party names or PII will be protected. Exemptions are not to be added; only redaction boxes. Photos will be released in full without redactions.


document_description: The email contains a morning bulletin from the FBI discussing various criminal cases and investigations, including college admissions scandals, PPP fraud, and other financial crimes. It also covers topics such as cyberattacks on vaccine researchers, political transitions, and international news. The bulletin highlights the FBI's ongoing investigations and legal actions across the United States.


document_description: FBI New York, in coordination with the Southern District of New York's United States Attorney's Office, is investigating Jeffrey Epstein's sexual exploitation and abuse of minors. Epstein was charged with sex trafficking and conspiracy in July 2019. Ghislaine Maxwell, a co-conspirator, was charged in July 2020 with multiple offenses related to the abuse of minors. A witness in London, represented by Jill Greenfield, has agreed to speak with the FBI. The FBI plans to travel to the UK for an interview.


document_description: An event titled 'Epstein assistance' is scheduled, with a start date of October 27, 2020, at 15:00 UTC and an end date at 16:00 UTC. The event is classified as personal and was created on October 23, 2020, and modified on October 30, 2020. The priority of the event is 5.


document_description: An event titled 'Epstein assistance' is scheduled to take place on October 26, 2020, from 15:00 to 16:00 UTC. The event is classified as personal and has a priority level of 5. A reminder is set to display a message 10 minutes before the start of the event.


document_description: A note mentioning the Nygard case, BERLA training in Annapolis, MD, and traveling to London for an interview related to the Epstein case.


document_description: A meeting scheduled to discuss resources related to the Epstein case.


document_description: A follow-up note regarding the assignment of personnel to the Epstein case. It advises holding off on contact from SDNY until the personnel are briefed.


document_description: A meeting organized to discuss resources related to the Epstein case.


document_description: An anonymous caller reported to the FBI National Threat Operations Center about a client being trafficked her whole life. The victim, trafficked since age five, was abused by a police officer and taken to Jeffrey Epstein by Elaine Maxwell. The victim is currently being abused by an unknown subject (UNSUB) and requires safety to provide more information.


document_description: The document contains descriptions of primary and secondary skills related to leadership, collaboration, problem-solving, initiative, task force management, organizing and planning, and criminal investigations. It includes examples of these skills in action, with some content redacted. Notable mentions include an international human trafficking case involving a financier and the management of complex cases in a task force environment.


document_description: Travel itinerary for a trip on October 8, 2021, including flight and car rental details. The itinerary includes a flight from New York JFK to West Palm Beach and a return flight on the same day. Car rental details are also provided.


document_description: The document discusses communication issues between the FBI and USAO regarding the Epstein case. It highlights the bypassing of the FBI supervisor by the USAO, leading to direct communication with executive management, which was deemed dysfunctional. The acting SSA took action to rectify this by ensuring communication was directed to the squad supervisor first. The document also mentions the need to increase resources for the Epstein case and the development of a plan to manage these resources effectively.


document_description: An event scheduled for an Epstein hearing presided by Judge Nathan.


document_description: The document is a nomination form for the Director's Awards, recognizing a litigative team for their work in the investigation and prosecution of Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein. The team is commended for their dedication, teamwork, and efforts in uncovering and prosecuting sex trafficking and abuse crimes committed by Maxwell and Epstein. The document details the investigation process, the challenges faced, and the successful conviction of Maxwell.


document_description: A form for concurring with the nomination of FBI personnel for the 2022 Director's Awards.


document_description: A press release from U.S. Attorney Damian Williams announcing the guilty verdict of Ghislaine Maxwell for facilitating and participating in the sexual abuse of children with Jeffrey Epstein. The statement commends the bravery of the victims and the work of the prosecutors.


document_description: The document is a redacted email discussing the court hearing on the Maxwell trial appeal related to a juror not disclosing prior sexual abuse and the start of the Lawrence Ray trial. It mentions expected media attention on these cases.


document_description: A message of appreciation for the work of the C-20 team on the Maxwell investigation and trial, highlighting their hard work, partnership, and contribution to a significant victory.


document_description: The Government of the United States Virgin Islands filed a complaint against JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. for violations of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, the Virgin Islands Criminally Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act, and the Virgin Islands Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act. The complaint alleges that JPMorgan Chase facilitated and concealed Jeffrey Epstein's human trafficking network by failing to comply with federal banking regulations. The document details Epstein's criminal activities, the involvement of JPMorgan Chase, and the legal basis for the claims.


document_description: This is a class action complaint filed by Jane Doe 1 against JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A. The complaint alleges that JP Morgan knowingly facilitated and financially benefited from Jeffrey Epstein's sex-trafficking operation. The complaint details Epstein's criminal activities, including trafficking and sexually abusing young women and girls, and accuses JP Morgan of providing the financial infrastructure that enabled these crimes. The complaint seeks damages and other relief under the Trafficking Victim Protection Act and other laws.


document_description: An official FBI interview record detailing the experiences of a U.S. citizen and Australian permanent resident who was interviewed at the U.S. Consulate in Sydney, Australia. The interview covers her life history, including her time in Florida, her employment at Mar-A-Lago, and her interactions with various individuals. It also discusses her travels, relationships, and experiences with prescription drugs. The document includes redacted names and details about her involvement with notable figures and her eventual move to Thailand for massage training.


document_description: A Microsoft Teams meeting scheduled for the Jeffrey Epstein case event 22-cv-1077.


document_description: A Microsoft Teams meeting scheduled for the Jeffrey Epstein case event 22-cv-1077, held on February 14, 2023, from 17:00 to 17:30 UTC. The meeting includes a reminder set to display 18 hours before the start time. The meeting can be joined via computer, mobile app, or room device, with call-in options available.


document_description: The FBI Daily News Briefing for January 31, 2025, covers a wide range of topics including the confirmation hearing of FBI Director Nominee Kash Patel, FBI's collaboration with DHS and DOJ in immigration enforcement, and a shake-up in senior FBI ranks under the Trump administration. It also reports on various criminal investigations, counterterrorism efforts, and international relations. Notable incidents include a deadly air disaster, ongoing manhunts, and cybercrime operations. The briefing highlights the FBI's internal challenges with sexual misconduct claims and cultural issues, as well as its involvement in high-profile cases like the Epstein files and the JFK assassination documents.


document_description: The document contains multiple FBI interview reports related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, focusing on allegations of child prostitution and sexual exploitation of minors. It includes interviews with Alfredo Rodriguez, Janusz Banasiak, and Anthony Luis Zac Figueroa, detailing their roles and observations while working for Epstein. The document also mentions Epstein's travel habits, financial transactions, and interactions with various individuals, including young females.


document_description: The document contains the text 'Imp Atta' followed by an EFTA ID 'EFTA00162798'. No additional context or information is provided.


document_description: President Dwight D. Eisenhower's farewell address, delivered on January 17, 1961, reflects on his presidency, the importance of peace, the military-industrial complex, and the need for balance in national programs. He emphasizes the dangers of unwarranted influence by the military-industrial complex and the importance of scientific research being free from government domination. Eisenhower calls for disarmament and mutual respect among nations, expressing hope for a future of peace and justice.


document_description: Michael K. Geilenfeld filed a complaint against Valerie Dirksen and the International Children's Rights Advocates Society, Inc. for defamation and intentional infliction of emotional distress. The complaint alleges that Dirksen made false and malicious statements about Geilenfeld, accusing him of sexual abuse and linking him to Jeffrey Epstein. The complaint seeks damages for libel, emotional distress, attorney fees, and punitive damages.


document_description: This document contains multiple testimonies from individuals who were allegedly abused by Michael Geilenfeld at St Joseph Orphanage in Haiti. The testimonies detail physical, sexual, and emotional abuse, as well as neglect and exploitation. The individuals describe being forced into sexual acts, beaten, and mistreated. They also mention the misuse of funds meant for the children's welfare. The document calls for justice and accountability for the abuses suffered.


document_description: The document is a certificate from the Court of Appeal in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, regarding the case against Michael K. Geilenfeld. It includes an Interpol report indicating that Geilenfeld is wanted for detention and is suspected of committing sexual crimes against minors. The document also contains personal information about Geilenfeld, including his nationality, date of birth, and travel documents.


document_description: The document is a Certificate of Incarceration issued by the Directorate of Penitentiary Administration of Haiti, certifying the incarceration and release of Michael Geilenfeld. It details his imprisonment for crimes of pedophilia, sexual exploitation, and sexual abuse, and his subsequent release on parole.


document_description: Efrain Reyes was interviewed under a Proffer Agreement regarding his time as Jeffrey Epstein's cellmate at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. The interview took place at the Southern District of New York.


document_description: The document contains notes from Efrain Reyes dated 8/16/19, detailing his experiences and observations while being housed in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) with Jeffrey Epstein. Reyes describes the sequence of cellmates he had, interactions with correctional officers, and specific incidents involving Epstein, including his behavior, requests, and the conditions of their shared cell. Reyes also mentions the protocols followed by the officers, the checks conducted, and Epstein's demeanor and actions leading up to his death. The document includes references to Epstein's high-profile status, his legal visits, and his interactions with other inmates and staff.


document_description: This document is a notification letter from the FBI's Victim Assistance Program, informing a potential victim of their rights under 18 U.S.C. 3771. It outlines the rights of crime victims, including protection from the accused, notification of proceedings, and the right to restitution. The letter also provides information about the Victim Notification System (VNS) and instructions for accessing it.


document_description: The document is a letter from the FBI Victim Assistance Program, indicating the recipient was referred as a possible victim of a federal crime. It offers assistance and information regarding the criminal justice process and victim services. The letter outlines the rights of crime victims under federal law, including notification of case status, protection from the accused, and the right to be heard at public proceedings. It also provides information about the Victim Notification System (VNS) and instructions for accessing it.


document_description: The document is a request from the FBI's Miami Division to the Australian Federal Police (AFP) to assist in delivering a victim notification letter and brochure to a dual US and Australian citizen who was a victim of Jeffrey Epstein's illegal sexual activities with minors. The document outlines the investigation opened by the FBI's Palm Beach Resident Agency in 2006 and mentions the rights of crime victims under United States Code Title 18 Section 3771.


document_description: The letter is from the FBI's Victim Assistance Program, informing the recipient that they have been identified as a potential victim of a federal crime. It offers assistance and information regarding victim services and the criminal justice process. The letter outlines the rights of crime victims under 18 U.S.C. 3771 and provides information about the Victim Notification System (VNS).


document_description: This document is a victim notification letter from the FBI, informing the recipient of their rights as a victim of a federal crime under 18 U.S.C. 3771. It outlines the rights to protection, notification, participation in proceedings, and restitution. The letter also provides information about the Victim Notification System (VNS) and instructions for accessing it.


document_description: The document is a victim notification letter from the FBI, informing the recipient of their rights under 18 U.S.C. 3771 as a crime victim. It outlines the rights to protection, notification, participation in proceedings, and restitution. The letter also explains the Victim Notification System (VNS) and how victims can update their contact information to receive notifications.


document_description: The document is a letter from the FBI's Victim Assistance Program, informing an individual that their name was referred as a possible victim of a federal crime. It provides information about victim services, the criminal justice process, and the Victim Notification System (VNS). The letter outlines the rights of crime victims under 18 U.S.C. 3771 and encourages the recipient to keep their contact information updated for notifications.


document_description: This document is a notification letter from the FBI's Victim Assistance Program, informing a potential victim of their rights under federal law and the services available to them. It includes information about the Victim Notification System (VNS) and the rights of crime victims under 18 U.S.C. 3771.


document_description: This document is a victim notification letter from the FBI regarding an ongoing investigation. It outlines the rights of crime victims under 18 U.S. Code 3771, including the right to be protected, informed, and heard during proceedings. The letter also provides information about the Victim Notification System (VNS) and instructions for victims to update their contact information to receive notifications.


document_description: This document is a notification letter from the FBI's Victim Assistance Program informing a possible victim of a federal crime about their rights and the services available to them. It outlines the rights of crime victims under 18 U.S.C. 3771 and provides information about the Victim Notification System (VNS) for updates on the case status.


document_description: The document is a notification letter from the FBI's Victim Assistance Program informing a potential victim of a federal crime about their rights under 18 U.S.C. 3771. It outlines the rights of crime victims, including protection from the accused, notification of proceedings, and the right to restitution. The letter also provides information about the Victim Notification System (VNS) and encourages the recipient to keep their contact information updated.


document_description: This document is a victim notification letter from the FBI, informing the recipient about their rights under federal law as a victim of a federal crime. It outlines the rights provided under 18 U.S.C. 3771, including protection from the accused, notice of proceedings, and the right to restitution. The letter also provides information about the Victim Notification System (VNS) and instructions for accessing it.


document_description: The document is a victim notification letter from the FBI's Victim Assistance Program, informing the recipient of their rights under 18 U.S.C. 3771 and providing information about the Victim Notification System (VNS). It outlines the rights of crime victims and the process for receiving updates on the case status.


document_description: The document details the provision of a Victim Notification Letter and related brochures to a victim on 10/08/08. The brochures were handed personally by an unidentified individual at the victim's place of employment and college. The document also mentions administrative details about clearing a lead set in another case.


document_description: The document is a victim notification letter from the FBI's Victim Assistance Program, informing a potential victim of their rights and the services available to them. It outlines the rights of crime victims under 18 U.S.C. 3771 and provides information about the Victim Notification System (VNS) for updates on the case status.


document_description: The document is an FBI report detailing the request for delivery of victim notification letters and brochures related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. It includes information about the investigation initiated by the FBI's Palm Beach Resident Agency, involving Jeffrey Epstein and his alleged sexual activities with minors, who were paid sums of money. The document also mentions the need to deliver a victim notification letter to a specific individual, whose contact details are partially redacted.


document_description: A confidential tip report delivered to Crestview Police Department regarding a sexual assault case. The report includes flight information related to Jeffrey Epstein's plane and mentions a passenger listed on a flight log from August 1, 1997. The document references a case file and includes a narrative and general information about the offense type and location.


document_description: Invitation to a discussion about the documentary 'Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich' featuring director Lisa Bryant, psychologist Kathryn Stamoulis, survivor and ECPAT-USA board member Hon. Fernando Camacho, moderated by ECPAT-USA Executive Director Lori L. Cohen. The event is scheduled for Wednesday, July 8 at 7:00 PM ET via Zoom.


document_description: The document outlines the processing guidance for the Epstein Project, focusing on redaction protocols. Only identified victim names and precise PII will be redacted, with Adobe pre-scanning for victim names and manual verification for typed and handwritten text. Precise redaction boxes are required, avoiding entire chunks. Third-party names or PII will not be protected, and no exemptions are to be added. Photos will be released in full without redactions.


document_description: The document outlines the guidelines for processing documents related to the Epstein case, focusing on redaction of victim names and precise PII. It specifies the use of Adobe for pre-scanning and manual verification for typed and handwritten notes. Redaction should be precise, and photos will be released without redactions.


document_description: An email from an FBI sender discussing the Daily FEESUM newsletter, historical events on May 25, and a news article about Epstein guards avoiding jail time. The email encourages forwarding to colleagues and mentions a readership goal.


document_description: A list titled 'KILL LIST' describing individuals who allegedly covered up Epstein's activities. The document mentions that these individuals are not high profile and are soon to be shot in the head. It references 20 accounts and includes an action to follow.


document_description: The document appears to be a screenshot or capture of a social media platform, possibly X (formerly Twitter), discussing controversial and violent topics related to Jeffrey Epstein. It includes mentions of a 'kill list' for people who covered up Epstein's actions, references to political figures, and threats of violence. The content is inflammatory and includes discussions about political and social issues.


document_description: The document contains a reference number EFTA00163174 but lacks additional context or content to classify it further.


document_description: The document contains a reference number EFTA00163175 but lacks additional context or content to classify it into a specific category or extract further details.


document_description: The document contains a reference number EFTA00163176 but lacks additional context or content to classify it into a specific category or extract further details.


document_description: An incident report detailing a call to the FBI National Threat Operations Center regarding a 'kill list' posted on a private group on X (formerly Twitter). The list includes names such as Aline Habba, Laura Loomer, and Mike Eagleman. The caller is concerned about being on the list due to his online activities defending the POTUS. The report includes database queries and associations with various entities.


document_description: A social media profile for an account named Jack, with the handle @Jack, is described. The account has 53.4K posts and is located in Michigan, USA. The user joined in December 2023 and has 26.7K following and 159.5K followers. The description includes a quote from Charlie Kirk. The pinned post mentions being placed on a public 'kill list' and requests the FBI to investigate.


document_description: Jack claims to be on a public 'kill list' with other public officials, with threats of being shot. Requests FBI investigation. US Attorney also threatened.


document_description: This document contains Google subscriber information for a user named SubzeroEos Sapah. It includes account creation and update details, login timestamps, IP addresses used for logins, and some account recovery information. The document is marked as Google Confidential and Proprietary.


document_description: The document is an export summary of a Google Account, detailing the originating identifier, resolved identifier, and associated email address. It includes the service type, resource, and a date range for the data.


document_description: This document contains customer profile details for a Google Payments account. It includes information such as Payments Profile ID, root entity status, enterprise type, language preference, and customer creation context. The document also provides details on the customer's postal addresses, contact verification status, and other related information.


document_description: The document is an export summary related to Google Pay customer information, detailing the resolution path from an email address to a Google Account ID and a Billing Customer Number. It includes a date range for the data covered.