document_description: This video shows a security camera recording of an office space. A Black female in a dark business suit and dark hair is seated at a wraparound desk working at a computer and talking on the telephone. There are security monitors and filing cabinets behind her. In the foreground, a metal service cart containing two takeout food bags and some office supplies is visible. Also in the foreground is a gray waste bin. The video display includes timestamp and location identification "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/07/2019 11:00:22" through "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/07/2019 11:38:59" at the bottom of the screen. Near the end of the video, the female exits her seat to the left, and later reenters and resumes her work.


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document_description: This video shows the interior of an office or administrative area likely within a correctional facility, as seen from an overhead security camera. A woman is seated at a desk, apparently working on a computer. A black three-tier cart is positioned in the center of the room, containing two brown paper bags and blue corner protectors. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/07/2019 12:00:47" and increments accordingly as the video progresses. The walls are painted white and the doors are gray metal with small windows. Two men dressed in black uniform appear after 12:30:00 and start taking the delivery to one of the rooms. After they leave the woman gets up from her desk. The whole video lasts approximately 1 minute.


document_description: This video shows static footage from a security camera inside what appears to be a correctional facility control room. A man is seated at a desk using a computer. The room is furnished with the desk, a computer, filing cabinets, and a water cooler. On-screen text displays "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/08/2019 00:38:54". Around 0:04:50, another man in uniform enters the room, speaks with the first man, and leaves.


document_description: This video shows a static, wide-angle security camera view of a small office setting at 2:00 AM on July 8, 2019. The office includes a desk with computer and radio equipment, two chairs, some filing cabinets, and a water cooler and trash can. The on-screen text states "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/08/2019 02:00:47". The video continues with no visible changes in the scene for approximately 2 minutes and 40 seconds.


document_description: This video shows a security camera view of a control room or security station in what appears to be a jail or detention facility. There is a large, curved desk with monitors and equipment visible on it, and a person sitting in a chair in front of the desk. Along the right wall are gray metal doors and what look like lockers. A trash receptacle is in the lower right corner. On-screen text displays "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/08/2019 03:00:09". Throughout the video, one or more individuals periodically approach the desk and interact with the person there before departing. The camera remains fixed throughout.


document_description: This video shows an overhead view of a guard station inside of a correctional facility. At the beginning of the video, one guard is sitting at a desk facing away from the camera, and another guard walks into frame and stands in the background near a series of video monitors. The guard at the desk is working at a computer. The guard in the background stands still for a period, then walks to the desk to interact with the seated guard, before exiting frame on the opposite side of the room. The time stamp present on the video reads: 116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/08/2019 (followed by the time, which progresses from 14:39:57 to 15:38:33). A small window and several gray doors are visible. A trash can, a water cooler, and some small filing cabinets are placed around the room. The walls are white, with a red painted border along the ceiling.


document_description: This video shows an interior security view of a correctional facility's reception area from 19:39:57 to 20:38:38 on 07/08/2019. Visible are: a workstation with multiple monitors, a swivel chair, equipment panels, several grey metal doors with small viewing windows, a floor standing water cooler, and a tall round waste receptacle. There is a correctional officer present at the workstation and later in the video another enters the office from a door outside the frame. Text at the bottom of the screen reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/08/2019" followed by a changing timestamp. The room has white tile flooring and a red ceiling.


document_description: This video shows a stationary, overhead view of a security office, likely in a correctional facility, at night. A uniformed officer sits at a large, dark-colored desk, working on a computer and papers. The desk is equipped with monitors, a telephone, and various pieces of equipment. Behind the officer are several gray metal doors, presumably leading to cell blocks or other secure areas. A water cooler is visible near the doors. The room is brightly lit with fluorescent lights. The floor is white tile, and a cylindrical trash receptacle sits in the foreground. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/09/2019 04:00:34", indicating a location, date, and time. The video continues for several minutes, showing the officer performing his duties and another uniformed person briefly entering the area behind the desk. The video captures a complete view of the security environment and general activity during this timeframe.


document_description: This video shows a security camera perspective within a correctional facility, dated 07/09/2019. From 04:59:57 to 05:04:00, a corrections officer and an individual wearing civilian clothing enter frame from a doorway in the back right corner of the image. The corrections officer appears to be guiding the individual towards the front desk. The man in civilian clothing then walks behind the counter and sits down. The corrections officer is then seen walking away. Throughout the remainder of the video, the man in civilian clothing works at a computer. The scene includes a desk, computer, various pieces of paperwork and other desk items, as well as secure looking entryways, and various forms of correctional equipment. An on-screen time stamp is visible in the lower left hand corner of the video.


document_description: This video shows the interior of what appears to be a prison or jail control room. Two individuals, both wearing uniforms consistent with correctional officers, are visible. One is sitting at a computer workstation, typing. The other is standing or pacing nearby. The room contains a desk, computer monitors, communication equipment, gray metal doors along one wall, and institutional-style decor. On-screen text displays "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/09/2019 09:39:57" which appears to be a location and timestamp. Throughout the video, officers enter and leave, and interact with those in the control room. The video ends at timestamp "07/09/2019 10:38:58".


document_description: This video shows a surveillance camera view inside what appears to be a security or control room, likely within a prison or detention facility, at approximately 6:00 AM on July 10, 2019. The on-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/10/2019 06:00:24" at the start. A man in a law enforcement or security uniform is seated at a desk monitoring computer screens. Later, a second man, also in uniform, enters the room, interacts briefly with the first man, and then leaves the area near the entrance. The room contains computer equipment, monitors, a two-way radio, a desk and chair, storage lockers, and a waste receptacle. The walls are white and the floor is white tile.


document_description: This video shows an interior view of what appears to be a prison guard station at 19:00 on 07/10/2019. A male guard in a dark uniform is sitting at the main desk using a computer. There are radios and other electronic equipment on the desk, and additional monitors visible in the background. Near the wall are several gray metal doors and a water cooler. At 19:22, the guard removes a trash can liner, picks up trash from the floor, puts it in the new liner, and departs the frame, presumably to dispose of the refuse. The on-screen text reads "116 9S L TIER, 82 - 07/10/2019 [timestamp]"


document_description: This video shows the interior of what appears to be a correctional facility or holding area. Two dark-skinned individuals in black uniform-style clothing enter the room at 16:04:43, walk around a desk unit with what appears to be computer monitors on top, a man wearing a white uniform shirt sits at the desk working with a computer and paper documents.  One of the men approaches the correctional officer and puts the black desk chair by the trash can. The two men exit to the right of the frame, and the officer continues to work at the desk. The on-screen text reads "116 9S L TIER 82" and shows a date and time stamp progressing from 07/11/2019 16:00:23 to the end time of 07/11/2019 16:39:04. The space is enclosed with white walls, a dark-colored metal frame and drop ceiling, multiple grey metal doors are visible in the background. A large document or folder sits on the desk in the front left of the view.


document_description: This video shows a security camera view of an office area, likely within a correctional facility, dated July 11, 2019, between 17:00:48 and 17:38:05. The scene is dominated by a large black security desk with multiple monitors and equipment. There are several grey doors in the background. A uniformed officer is seated at the desk. Periodically other uniformed officers walk through the area, seemingly on patrol. The on-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/11/2019" followed by the timestamp.  The camera's perspective is wide-angle and distorted, suggesting it's mounted near the ceiling for an overall view of the space.


document_description: This video shows a medium shot of a control room in a correctional facility. A male officer wearing a dark uniform sits at a U-shaped control console. Behind him, another officer, also in a dark uniform, walks into the shot and stands beside the console, appearing to converse with the first officer. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/11/2019 21:00:23", then the timecode increments by a second throughout the video. Visible in the background are multiple grey metal doors or lockers, a red emergency box, several video monitors attached to the console, and a water cooler. The room has a clean, polished floor. The video ends with the walking officer reaching a door and leaving frame.


document_description: This video shows a fixed, elevated wide shot inside what appears to be a control room or office within a correctional facility. The scene contains a large dark-colored semicircular desk with electronic equipment, monitors, and wiring on it. A black office chair is situated behind the desk. Against one wall are a series of locked metal doors; a water cooler stands nearby. A trash can is in the lower right corner. The walls are light colored, and there are red structural elements near the ceiling. A date/timestamp reading "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/12/2019 02:00:48" is visible at the bottom of the frame. Throughout the video, officers in uniform walk into the room, talk briefly, and then depart. The video ends at "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/12/2019 02:58:08".


document_description: This video shows an overhead view of a small office space on July 12, 2019. A uniformed man wearing a hat sits at a desk with computer monitors. Text overlay at the bottom indicates location "116 93 L TIER 82" and timestamping from 11:00:23 to 11:39:09. The office contains a computer workstation, several gray metal doors, a water cooler, and a stainless steel trashcan. Starting at 11:16:06, three uniformed individuals enter the space. The man from behind the computer leaves his post to talk with two other uniformed individuals who came in. This group then exits at approximately 11:38:53. A different uniformed man then enters and sits at the workstation to resume work.


document_description:
This video shows a high-angle static shot from a security camera inside what appears to be a corrections facility, possibly a prison. The scene depicts a small, sparsely furnished control room. Inside the room, two individuals are visible sitting at a dark-colored, angled desk. One is wearing a black cap and dark clothing. Another person is seen working at a computer.

The room contains monitoring equipment, a water cooler, and a metal trash can. The walls are painted white and there are grey doors.

On-screen text at the bottom reads: "116 93 L TIER. B2 - 07/12/2019 12:00:48." The timestamp changes throughout the video, ultimately reading "116 93 L TIER. B2 - 07/12/2019 12:58:53," and two more individuals, both in what appear to be correctional officer uniforms, come in from the top of the frame. A brief interaction with one of the individuals working at the desk ensues, then they all move out of the top of the frame.


document_description: This video shows a surveillance camera's view of a security office interior. A correctional officer stands behind a desk operating a computer. Another employee enters with a woman wearing light colored denim jeans, a white t-shirt, and a sweater. She approaches the counter, interacting briefly with the officer. After a short time she walks out of frame. Shortly after, another guard leads the first, seated officer behind a black barrier toward the front entrance. Two officers then lead him away. At the bottom of the video are the words, "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/12/2019" and a time stamp which changes throughout the video. As such, the video likely depicts a police investigation into a suspected criminal or a security risk.


document_description: This video shows a security control room with multiple computer monitors and other electronic equipment. Initially, one man in black clothing and a baseball cap stands at the main console. At 16:01:00, a second man wearing similar black clothing enters from the lower left and stands near the first man. A third man wearing a white collared shirt and black pants approaches the console at 16:04:00 and speaks with the person in black. At approximately 16:38:53, a uniformed guard with glasses enters from the lower right, walks to the console, briefly interacts with the man in white, then exits in the same direction at 16:44:00. The camera is mounted above the room, providing an overview. The date and time stamp located in the lower center of the screen reads "116 95 L TIER,82 - 07/12/2019 16:00:23".


document_description: This video shows a mostly static, high-angle security camera shot of an office space. Initially a man wearing a gray jacket and dark pants and shoes is bending to use a machine on the right, then straightens and walks towards a desk on the left. He sits, and the video displays timestamp 07/12/2019 23:00:10 in the lower left. Later, at about 23:38:00, another man, then a third man enter the frame. The original man rises to interact with them at the desk. Various actions take place there. At the end, around 23:58:00 the first man walks away and the other two have left the camera's view. The room contains a large dark gray wrap-around desk, several computer monitors, various equipment, a filing cabinet, fire extinguisher, water cooler, and trash can, with a red support beam along the ceiling. On the wall is text reading "116 93 L TIER 82".


document_description: This video shows surveillance footage from 07/13/2019 between 07:00:47 and 07:39:00, in what appears to be a guard or control room within a jail or correctional facility. A male individual is present at the desk working on a computer. At 07:01:00 a male correctional officer wearing a beanie enters the room carrying a metal trash can. At 07:01:40 he leaves the room with the trashcan. At 07:01:56 another male correctional officer wearing a white vest walks across the room. Various correctional officers enter and exit the room at different intervals while the male at the desk continues to work. The final frame shows the control room with the time at 07:38:51. The on-screen text displays "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/13/2019 [timestamp]"


document_description:
This video shows a small office space, likely a control room within a correctional facility, as captured by a stationary overhead security camera. The office contains a large dark desk, a chair, multiple control screens and panels, and some miscellaneous items like a trash can, and what appears to be a water cooler. The walls are white with gray doors and windows, and a red pipe runs along the top edge of the room.

Throughout the video, a person is seated at the desk, working on a computer. At 15:16:22, a second person enters the frame, walks around the seated individual, seems to check the computer monitors, and then departs.

On-screen text displays "116 93 L TIER,B2 - 07/13/2019" along with the current timestamp. The time progresses throughout the duration of the video, starting at 14:59:57 and ending at 15:38:07.


document_description: This video shows a security camera view of a room with a central desk area, multiple computer monitors, lockers and a water cooler along the walls, and a metal garbage can in the lower right foreground. An unidentified individual wearing a dark shirt and baseball cap is seen working at one of the computer stations. At approximately 16:04:50, two other individuals enter the scene, dressed in hoodies and wearing caps. They proceed to the central desk where one reaches over the desk, seemingly handling paperwork. After a brief moment, they depart the room, in view of the employee at the computer. At approximately 16:09:00, the employee stands up from the desk and appears to look into the surveillance camera, then walks out of the room as well. The timestamp "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/13/2019" is present on the bottom of the screen. The time changes in seconds.


document_description: This video shows the interior of what appears to be a security office or guard station. A male person is seated at a desk with computer monitors, operating equipment. Later in the video a second person walks past the desk in the background. The office is white-walled with grey metal doors, a water cooler, and other utility devices. The text overlay in the bottom of the video reads "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/13/2019 21:00:22" changing incrementally as the recording plays.


document_description: This video shows a static, wide-angle surveillance shot of an indoor office space, likely in a correctional facility. A desk with computer equipment dominates the center. A black male individual is seated behind the desk appearing to work. There are metal doors along the right wall and a water cooler and garbage can in the same area. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/13/2019 23:59:56" through "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/14/2019 00:39:08". Another man appears at the end and has a short conversation with the first man. A uniformed police officer walks behind the desk and the back wall of the room.


document_description: This video shows a security camera's eye view of what appears to be an intake control room or security office, as an inmate is walked in and escorted to the counter to speak with a police officer. A police officer is seated at a computer behind the curved counter while another guard escorts the inmate. The room is clean and sparse, with gray walls, white floors, and no windows. An officer is seen speaking to an inmate, and then after a brief period, the inmate is escorted to an intake door. On-screen text displays the location, "116 93 L TIER 82" and the date and time stamp of the video. The video continues to run with just the one officer at the computer.


document_description: This video shows a static, overhead security camera view of a small office-like room. Two individuals are visible seated at adjacent sections of a dark L-shaped desk. The individual on the left is mostly obscured by the desk equipment. The second individual is facing computer monitors and appears to be working. The timestamp "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/14/2019 06:00:21" is visible in the lower left corner, changing approximately each minute.  In the background, a row of what appear to be metal storage lockers runs along the right wall. A water cooler and tall garbage can are visible in the foreground on the right. The setting appears to be an industrial or institutional space.


document_description:
This video shows a security guard working at a desk in what appears to be a jail or correctional facility. The officer is seated at a workstation with multiple monitors, a telephone, and papers. The room is sparsely furnished with metal doors, a trash can, and a water cooler visible. A second uniformed officer can be seen entering the room at 13:36:01 and speaking to the first, before walking back out of frame at 13:57:68.

On-screen text shows "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/14/2019" and a running time stamp, indicating the footage was recorded on July 14, 2019, starting at 13:00:08 and ending at 13:58:00.


document_description: This video shows a surveillance view inside a prison tier office. Two officers, one seated and one standing, are present behind a desk with computer monitors and paperwork. The first officer is seen primarily sitting at the computer and working. The second officer is seen occasionally standing at the desk, looking at the computer, or walking over to speak with the seated officer. Additional objects within the office include file cabinets, a water cooler, a trash can, and a communication system. The on-screen text "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/14/2019 18:00:08" is visible. The location is a clean, well-lit, and relatively small office space. The general atmosphere appears calm and routine. Time stamp continues to update from 18:00:08 to 18:08:58. A third officer enters the office at 18:41:00.


document_description: This video shows an empty office space, presumably in a correctional facility. There is a desk with a computer and other equipment, gray storage cabinets along the wall, a fire extinguisher, and a water cooler and trash can near the doorway. The walls are light colored and the floor is a clean white tile. The on-screen text displays the location as "116 93 L TIER, 82", and the date and time as "07/15/2019 01:00:24" which updates in sync with the recording. The lighting is bright and even. The ceiling has exposed red pipes.


document_description: This video shows an indoor security camera view of a control room setting with white tile flooring and two men present. At 06:00:24 on July 15, 2019, on-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/15/2019 06:00:24". A man is seated at the main control desk, working at a computer station. Another man walks over to the desk at 06:05:03, and then returns at 06:30:00 with a two-tiered rolling cart full of wrapped items, including what appears to be toilet paper. At 06:35:05 he returns to dump something in the trash can, and a person in uniform walks into the control area at 06:45:00. The recording ends at 06:47:58. The room also contains a water cooler, several control panels built into the wall, and what appear to be surveillance monitors.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a security station, presumably within a correctional facility, on July 15, 2019. An individual wearing a light-colored uniform shirt is seated at a large desk with computer monitors and equipment. Other objects in the room include a large dark speaker cabinet, a water cooler, a fire extinguisher cabinet, a waste can, and several gray, windowless doors. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/15/2019" followed by a timestamp that increments from 07:00:49 to 07:39:51.


document_description: This video shows a stationary, wide shot of a room, appearing to be the security center of a correctional facility, recorded by a static security camera. One person is sitting at a desk facing away from the camera, seemingly working at a computer. A second person in uniform then approaches the desk, exchanges paperwork with the seated individual, and leaves the camera's view. The room has pale floors and several closed gray metal doors. A red fire safety cabinet is visible on the wall. There is office equipment present. On-screen text at the bottom reads "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/15/2019" and displays timestamps that progress from 11:00:24 to 11:39:03. The video ends with the primary seated figure continuing to work.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a control room in a detention facility. The room contains a desk with multiple computer monitors, speakers, and other electronic equipment. On the wall are several steel doors with small windows. A red cabinet hangs on the wall in the background. At the start of the video, a uniformed officer enters the room and sits at the desk, working at the computer. A second uniformed officer enters the room and stands by the desk talking to the seated officer. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/15/2019" followed by a timestamp that changes from 12:00:49 to 12:38:33. A cylindrical trash can is visible in the foreground. The camera has a fish-eye lens distortion.


document_description: This video shows a room interior, likely a correctional facility control room, from an overhead security camera. A uniformed officer is seated at a workstation with multiple monitors, using a computer. The room contains a desk with various equipment, including a computer, radio, and telephone. There's a second standing desk in the back of the room, and multiple metal doors with small windows along the back wall. A water cooler, a trash can, and a first aid station are also visible. Text at the bottom of the screen displays "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/15/2019 [time]" indicating the location and date/time of the recording. Throughout the video, the officer works at the computer. Near the end of the video, another person approaches and talks to the uniformed officer.


document_description: This video shows a stationary, eye-level shot of a security station, probably within a detention facility or prison. The station is equipped with a curved dark-colored desk, a computer and multiple monitors, a speaker, a telephone, and filing cabinets. On the wall are mounted a fire alarm and an oxygen tank. At the desk, a person is seen sitting and working on the computer. On the floor in the foreground is a cylindrical trash bin. The scene is brightly lit. The on-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/16/2019" and also shows the changing timestamp which runs from 04:00:35 to 04:38:59.


document_description: This video shows an interior surveillance view of a control room within a correctional facility. A correctional officer wearing a red baseball cap and a vest is seated at a semi-circular desk in front of multiple computer monitors. The officer uses a computer mouse and appears to be working. In the background, there are several grey metal doors and a small water cooler. In the foreground, there is a black metal console and a grey trash receptacle. At approximately 9:36, another officer walks through the room. At approximately 9:40 a third officer enters with a person in an orange jumpsuit and the second officer walks to the computer area as well and stands with a third officer.  The on-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER 82 - 07/16/2019" and the timestamp proceeds throughout the video from 09:00:35 to 09:49:59.


document_description: This video shows a security camera view inside a correctional facility's office. At the start, the office is empty. An officer comes in and sits at a desk, appearing to perform computer work and handle paperwork. He's wearing a grey uniform. He is still working when another officer comes in and stands to the side of the desk briefly. The first officer then finishes up at the desk and walks out of the frame, leaving the room. The date and time are displayed at the bottom of the frame as "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/16/2019 17:00:48" through "07/16/2019 17:39:18". Some equipment, a four-tiered cart, and a trash can are in the scene.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a correctional facility guard station. One officer sits at the desk, working at a computer. The room is brightly lit with a white floor, and the desk is covered in computer equipment. A red fire safety box is visible next to a grey side table along the wall. There are several grey doors in the background, and an on-screen timestamp reads "116 9S L TIER 82 - 07/16/2019 21:00:23" . Later in the video, another officer walks up to the desk and speaks with the officer at the computer. At 21:53:53, the officer who had been sitting at the desk stands up and leaves the guard station. The timestamp changes over time, up to "07/16/2019 21:53:57."


document_description: This video shows an interior security camera view of an office in a correctional facility from 01:00:22 to 01:48:58 on July 17, 2019. A man in a dark uniform sits at a desk in the foreground, apparently working on a computer. Behind him is a speaker, a red fire-response cabinet, and another desk area. Several grey doors line the right wall of the image; a grey trashcan sits in the bottom right corner of the shot. Text printed on the bottom of the screen reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/17/2019 01:00:22".


document_description: This video shows surveillance footage of a correctional facility control room. The scene includes a black desk with multiple computer monitors, a two-way radio, and paperwork.  On-screen text reads "116 9S L TIER,82 - 07/17/2019" followed by varying timestamps.  Initially, a correctional officer sits at the desk, and then another officer walks over to speak with him. The setting is a confined room with gray steel doors leading to cell blocks. The video continues to show the officers at the desk and monitoring equipment.


document_description: This video shows an indoor security office setting with two law enforcement officers present. The room contains a large desk with computer monitors, drawers, and communications equipment. One officer is seated in a chair and working at the computer. Another officer approaches the desk, exchanges what appears to be paperwork, pauses briefly, then leaves the office. Throughout the video the on-screen date and time are visible as "116 9S L TIER 82 - 07/17/2019". The time is observed to move incrementally from 11:00:22 to 11:39:53, indicating the passage of time and recording activity. Various pieces of law enforcement equipment are visible on and near the desk, along with other office furniture.


document_description:
This video shows a static overhead security camera view of a small, brightly lit office-like space. Dominating the left side of the frame is a tall, dark gray modular desk with several tiers. An office chair is tucked into the desk, and a tablet is sitting on one of the surfaces. The far wall features several rows of gray doors, each with a small window. A standing desk and computer setup are visible behind the main desk. In the bottom right corner, a dark gray trashcan is positioned.

Throughout the video, a security officer enters the space at 14:02:02 and walks around before attending to the computer. At approximately 14:03:00, another individual enters the space, interacts with the security officer, and then leaves, returning to their own workspace.

On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/17/2019" along with a timestamp which increments throughout the video, starting at 14:00:34 and ending at 14:39:98.


document_description: This video shows a security station interior within a prison, captured by a static, overhead security camera. An officer in a black uniform and hat is seated at a wrap-around desk facing multiple computer screens, and handling paperwork. After approximately 14 minutes, a second officer, also in a black uniform and hat, enters and speaks with the seated officer. The seated officer then exits to the right side of the screen. Visible objects include computer monitors, desks, chairs, paperwork, a cell phone, a trashcan, and an oxygen tank. The floor is white tile, and the doors in the background are gray. On-screen text at the bottom displays "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/17/2019" and a timestamp that begins at 14:59:57 and ends at 15:17:51.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a security office, likely within a correctional facility, at night. A fair-skinned, bald man is seated at a curved desk behind a computer, facing the camera. The desk contains computer equipment, radios, and papers. The room also contains several closed gray storage units and a black cabinet. Later in the video, at 19:37:53, an African American male enters the room and approaches a filing cabinet. The man is wearing black shoes, dark pants, a white sweatshirt with a grey chest and a white hat with a black visor. The on-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/17/2019" followed by the time, displayed as 19:00:34 and incrementing thereafter.


document_description: This video shows an indoor security camera view inside of a correctional facility. From 00:00:00 to 00:08:28, a correctional officer wearing a black uniform sits at a desk working on some papers with a computer. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/18/2019 08:00:09" and counts up minute by minute. The room includes a desk with computer equipment and monitors, what appear to be several cell doors along the far wall, a red fire alarm box, a silver garbage can, and a hand sanitizer dispenser. At 00:08:28, another correctional officer enters the room and approaches the desk, then walks behind it to talk with the sitting officer, before exiting again at 00:08:58. Finally, from 00:08:58 to the end of the video, the first correctional officer resumes their work at the desk.


document_description:
This video shows the interior of a Tier 82 security station at a correctional facility. The scene is captured by a wide-angle security camera, giving a fisheye perspective. The station includes a large desk equipped with computer monitors and communication devices. Gray filing cabinets line one wall of the station. The floor is white tile.

From 13:00:00 to 13:03:00, a black male correctional officer is sitting at the desk doing paperwork, answering calls, and working on the computer.
At 13:03:00 a second correctional officer walks up to the desk then speaks with the seated officer at 13:03:55.
At 13:04:41 the first officer sits down.
At 13:42:42, two officers, a man and a woman, arrive and begin speaking to the sitting officer, interacting for several seconds before departing the station at 13:48:03.

On-screen text displays “116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/18/2019” followed by the timestamp.


document_description: This video shows a surveillance camera recording of an interior office space, likely within a correctional facility. There is a desk with computer monitors and equipment, and a person wearing a white t-shirt works at the desk for the duration of the video. Later in the video a person in a vest briefly interacts with the person at the desk. The text "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/18/2019 21:00:22" is visible in the bottom center of the screen, indicating the location and timestamp. The room also contains multiple grey doors with windows, and a wall-mounted telephone. The environment suggests a control area overseeing a jail tier. The lighting is bright and artificial.


document_description:
This video shows a security camera view of an office, likely a control room, with one person seated at a desk and another person entering later. The room is sparsely furnished with a computer desk, several monitors, and a telephone. There are also several closed, dark gray doors.

In the first portion of the video, a person wearing a hat is seated at the desk, appearing to be working at the computer. Later in the video, a second person enters the room from the left, walks towards a small appliance against the far wall, interacts with it, and then walks out of the room.

The on-screen text displays "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/18/2019 23:59:56" at the start of the video, and the date and time change incrementally as the video progresses. It eventually cycles to "07/19/2019 00:38:58."

The setting appears to be an office or control room within a secure facility. The lighting is bright and artificial.


document_description: This video shows security camera footage of the inside of a control room or guard station from 04:39:56 to 05:38:58 on July 19, 2019. A desk occupies the center of the shot, with multiple monitors and pieces of equipment visible. An individual, presumably an employee, sits at the desk, partially obscured by partitions. Along the right wall are gray metal doors, possibly leading to individual holding cells or office spaces. The room has white-tiled floors and a red-painted ceiling. Text overlaid on the screen reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/19/2019" followed by the fluctuating time. Later in the video, at around 05:13:15, a second person enters the room and talks with the employee. The second person is wearing dark clothing and is obscured, and later it is shown that this person is wearing a hat. The video ends with the employees remaining inside.


document_description:
This video shows an interior view of what appears to be a security control room or office. The camera angle is high and wide, giving a view of the whole room. A dark-colored desk dominates the center of the view, with a person sitting at it, working on what appears to be computers and electronics. The person is wearing a dark shirt and seated at the desk, slightly hunched over the equipment. Behind the desk are several video monitors and other electronics equipment. Behind the desk, to the right, are several gray doors with silver trim and what appear to be small windows or screens. A water cooler sits in the right foreground.

The room has a white floor with a mottled pattern and white walls. Overhead are metal beams and other ceiling-mounted utilities.

The on-screen text displays the location "116 93 L TIER, 82" and the date and time "07/19/2019 06:00:21".
The video records activity until just after 06:42, when another person enters the room, approaches the seated individual, and appears to assault them. Another individual enters the room and begins to assist the seated person.


document_description: This video shows a security room, likely within a correctional facility, with two individuals working at separate desks.  The room contains multiple computer monitors, grey metal cabinets with small viewing windows, and a few small windows. The floor is white. On-screen text indicates location "116 93 L TIER, B2" and timestamp "07/19/2019" with time progressing from 11:00:21 to 11:39:05. At around 11:18, a third person enters the room, speaks to one of the seated officers, and drops off a stack of papers on the desk before exiting. Both seated individuals are wearing dark uniforms. The room has a red ceiling and portions of the walls painted red. The video exhibits a wide-angle lens distortion.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a correctional facility control room. Two uniformed officers are visible, one seated at a raised desk with computer monitors, facing forward toward the camera, and another at a lower desk to the right, facing away. The room contains gray metal doors and storage units, a desk with paperwork, and computer equipment. The on-screen text shows "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/19/2019 13:00:08" at the start of the video. The timestamp increases until the video ends, showing "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/19/2019 13:38:58". The setting is brightly lit and appears clean.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a jail control room. A correctional officer, wearing a uniform and badge, is seated at a desk equipped with multiple computer monitors, paperwork, and radio communication equipment. The room also contains several grey metal storage cabinets along the walls.  On-screen text displays "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/19/2019" along with a timestamp that advances from 14:00:00 to 14:38:00, indicating the date and time. The setting appears to be a secure environment within a correctional facility.


document_description: This video shows an overhead view of a security office or guard station at approximately 03:00 on July 20, 2019. The on-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/20/2019 03:00:11" which updates to reflect the running time of the video. The room is brightly lit with white walls and floor. Visible objects include a large black desk with a computer, multiple monitors, phones, and a pink patterned cloth, as well as various gray storage units and control panels along the walls. One or two people, seemingly staff, are visible behind the desk. At 03:53 a woman with long dark hair wearing dark clothing walks into the room and stands at the desk, obscuring the seated worker from view for the rest of the clip.


document_description:
This video shows a security office or guard station, likely within a correctional facility. The room contains a large desk with computer equipment, a chair, a telephone, various electronics and monitors, and a number of storage lockers. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/20/2019 08:00:11" near the video's beginning and then the time increments up to 08:42:00.

Initially, one person in uniform is working at the desk, using the computer. Another person, also in uniform, enters the room carrying what appears to be a black bag. The first officer leaves the desk, and the second officer walks up to the desk and begins using it. The first officer returns, picks up a black bin near the camera, takes it to a nearby trash can, empties it, and then returns to the desk. Other officers enter and leave throughout the recording.


document_description: This video shows a fixed overhead security camera view of what appears to be a correctional facility control room on July 20, 2019. The timestamp on screen begins at 09:00:36 and ends at 09:57:57, spanning approximately 57 minutes. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/20/2019 09:00:36" throughout the video. A corrections officer wearing a dark uniform and hat is visible. He spends much of the time behind a desk near a wall of monitors. The officer is seen at times on a telephone, working at the computer, or reviewing paperwork. Near the end of the video, he leaves to retrieve a new roll of toilet paper before returning to work at the desk. A second uniform appears in the room briefly before leaving. The room is brightly lit, has tile floors, and features a workstation, communication equipment, filing cabinets, and other standard office equipment. A metal trash receptacle is located at the bottom right of the view.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a jail control room on July 20, 2019. A correctional officer wearing a uniform enters the room and performs tasks at the control desk, including operating the computer. The camera is static with a wide-angle view. The time-stamp visible on screen at the bottom updates throughout the duration of the video. Visible in the room are the desk, computer equipment, metal doors, and a trash can. The text "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/20/2019" is also on the screen.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a security office setting. A person in dark clothing walks to the front desk and puts his arms up before two other people in similar outfits walk over with a container. They open it at the desk before the original person comes around to meet them. All three people work on the contents of the box before walking in separate directions. Various pieces of equipment are at the desk, and closed doors are visible in the background. The on-screen text reads “116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/21/2019 06:00:23”, then later, “116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/21/2019 06:01:01”, and finally it reads “116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/21/2019 06:48:53”, with more slight time changes as the video progresses. The setting appears to be indoors in a modern office area, with white walls, a curved desk, and various pieces of security monitoring equipment.


document_description:
This video shows static, wide-angle surveillance footage of a security office setting. One or two men, identifiable as security or law enforcement personnel by their uniforms, are visible. One man primarily sits at a large, dark-colored desk with computer equipment, monitors, and a keyboard in front of him. Other office equipment is also visible on and around the desk. A second man appears in the final moments of the video moving toward the main desk area.

The room itself is brightly lit with a white floor, partially-visible red-painted overhead support structure, and walls lined with gray metal doors and a few wall-mounted fixtures. A trash receptacle is visible in the foreground on the right of the frame.

On-screen text in the lower-left corner shows "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/21/2019" followed by a timestamp that changes throughout the video, indicating the date and time is July 21, 2019, and progresses from 07:00:48 to 07:49:53.


document_description: This video shows a security camera view inside what appears to be a guard station in a correctional facility. The room contains a desk with computer equipment, a chair, filing cabinets, and a small rectangular box with a tissue dispenser. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/21/2019" followed by the time, which counts up from 11:00:23 at the start of the video. At approximately 11:11:00, a man walks in, wearing a black uniform and hat, pushes a wheeled cart towards the desk, and begins removing objects and placing them on the floor. A second person walks in wearing a similar uniform, and they begin sorting items on the floor, and placing some of them on the desk. At approximately 11:35:00, both individuals leave the frame, and the recording continues.


document_description: This video shows a stationary, wide-angle security camera view of a small office-like room at what appears to be a correctional facility. The camera is mounted high, providing an overview of the room. Visible are a dark-colored desk with computer monitors and a phone, a radio or other communication device, two chairs, and a metal waste bin. Along one wall are several metal doors, likely to cells. There is a red fire extinguisher mounted on the wall. Beginning around 12:35:00, a bald man wearing a dark uniform, likely a corrections officer, walks into the room. He stands and appears to be working at the desk. On-screen text shows: "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/21/2019," followed by a timestamp that changes throughout, indicating the time of day.


document_description:
This video shows a static, high-angle shot of a control room or security office setting. Two people are visible. One man is working at a computer, mostly obscured from view. Another individual enters the room around 14:06:00, walks up to the desk and briefly speaks to the seated man, then walks back into the hallway.

Visible items in the room include a desk, computer, several monitors, a telephone, a red first-aid box, metal storage cabinets, and a waste bin.

On-screen text displays "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/21/2019" followed by a running timestamp (14:00:35 to 14:09:00) that shows the recording date and time.

The environment appears to be indoors, likely a controlled access space due to the style of furnishings and the security guard present.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a correctional facility control room. A correctional officer, identified by the on-screen label "116 93 L Tier, 82" and date "07/21/2019" is seen sitting at a wrap-around desk with multiple computer monitors. The time displayed in the lower center of the frame progresses from 19:00:35 to 19:38:33. The room contains a dispatcher console, computer equipment, and multiple secure doors visible in the background. A trash can is visible in the lower right foreground. The room has white floors and walls, a red-painted ceiling and the overall environment is brightly lit. Periodically throughout the video, another correctional officer appears and uses the computer equipment, engages in conversation with the sitting officer, and also makes notes.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a guard station, likely in a prison, on 07/22/2019. The timestamp in the lower right corner starts at 11:00:22 and continues to 11:39:53. Initially the guard station is empty, but at 11:00:42 an officer walks into the room. This repeats several times until 11:35:00 when officers escort an inmate from one of the prison doors, seemingly to another part of the facility. Eventually, the officer who was originally at the desk returns and is relieved by another officer who then sits at the desk. The room includes a desk with computer monitors, various pieces of equipment, and several grey steel doors.  The text on the screen reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/22/2019 [Time]".


document_description:
This video shows a static, elevated security camera view inside what appears to be a guard station in a prison or similar facility. Two individuals wearing what appear to be security uniforms are visible at a large desk, which is equipped with monitors and electronic equipment. One individual is seated at the desk, using a computer. The other individual walks behind the desk, leans over, and appears to be speaking with the seated individual, before turning around and walking out of frame.

The setting includes a desk, computer monitors, a phone, and office supplies. In the background, a wall features multiple gray doors with small windows. A trash receptacle is visible in the foreground. The on-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/22/2019 16:00:22" at the start and continues to advance with the seconds. The timestamp increases over the course of the video from 16:00:22 to 16:40:00.


document_description:
This video shows a time-lapse from a stationary, high-angle security camera on 07/22/2019 in what appears to be a guard office of a prison or correctional facility.

The scene has a large black desk, multiple computer monitors, and some sort of radio transceivers, along with chairs and file cabinets. The timestamp "116 9S L TIER 82 - 07/22/2019 17:00:47" appears at the bottom. The floor is a highly reflective white.

The video shows a correctional officer periodically sitting at the desk, then walking around to a cart which he pushes out of view to the right. Later other officers come into the office and seem to be preparing something on top of the cart that was pushed out of view. The timestamp on the bottom increases to "07/22/2019 17:54:55" by the end of the time-lapse.


document_description: This video shows surveillance footage, dated 07/22/2019, time-stamped from 21:00:22 to 21:48:53. The location is a correctional facility, identified on-screen as "116 93 L TIER, 82." The camera provides a wide, overhead view of what appears to be a guard station. At the start, one officer is present inside the guard station. Visible are multiple closed steel doors, a trash receptacle, and the multi-level work surface of the station filled with equipment and supplies.  At roughly 21:09:59, a second officer enters the frame, goes to the rear of the guard station, then comes to the side of the station. At roughly 21:13:41, the first officer exits the guard station, leaving the second officer inside. At roughly 21:37:00, the original officer returns, and speaks to the second officer.  At 21:38:55, the second officer leaves, and the first officer remains.


document_description:
This video shows a static, high-angle security camera view of a room in a correctional facility. A black, L-shaped desk dominates the scene, with a chair positioned behind it. A computer monitor and various equipment are visible on the desk. Behind the desk, there is what appears to be a bank of monitors on the wall and several gray metal doors, possibly to jail cells. The room also features a red fire alarm box on the wall, a water fountain in the bottom right corner of the frame, and a tall, narrow trash receptacle to the left of the doorways.

The on-screen text at the bottom of the frame reads: "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/23/2019 01:00:21". The timestamp increases steadily throughout the video. The setting appears to be an interior office or control area within a prison or similar detention facility, with bright fluorescent lighting. No people are visible in the recording.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a corrections facility control room from a stationary overhead surveillance camera. An unidentified staff member, wearing a dark uniform and light skin, is seated at a desk with a computer and paperwork. The desk is large and L-shaped, occupying the center of the room.  The room is bright and clean, with a white floor and walls. Along one wall are several grey metal doors with small windows.  Multiple monitors are visible above the desk. The setting is clearly an institutional or correctional facility. The video displays a timestamp along the bottom: "116 93 L TIER,B2 - 07/23/2019 04:00:33".  This timestamp updates throughout the recording, ending with "07/23/2019 04:49:10".


document_description: This video shows an interior space, likely a guard station within a correctional facility. An individual, presumably a guard, is seated at a desk working on a computer. Papers and other items are visible on the desk surface.  Other features of the room include a large metal storage units on the left, a small metal storage unit on the right side, and what appears to be video monitoring equipment in the back of the frame. Another individual walks towards the station. The on-screen timestamp shows "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/23/2019" and the time changes from "06:00:21" to "06:38:58" during the recording. The setting is a secure, well-lit area.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a control room within a correctional facility on July 23, 2019, between 09:00:38 and 09:41:53. A correctional officer sits at a desk operating computer equipment. The room contains a desk with computer monitors, a red emergency box, storage lockers, a standing hand sanitizer dispenser, and a trash can. On-screen text identifies the location as "116 93 L TIER, 82" and the timestamped date as "07/23/2019" along with the current time. The room has white tile floors and a red-painted ceiling.


document_description: This video shows the interior of what appears to be a prison control room. An employee, wearing a blue uniform and glasses, sits at a black desk with multiple computer monitors and radio equipment, operating the console. The room has white walls, a white tiled floor, and grey metal doors. A second uniformed employee walks through the room near the end of the video. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER, B2 - 07/23/2019" followed by a timecode that progresses throughout the video, starting at 19:39:56 and ending at 20:18:54. There is a trash can visible in the lower right of the frame, as well as what looks like a fire extinguisher on the left wall.


document_description: This video shows an interior security camera view of a correctional facility control room dated 07/24/2019. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER, 82 - 07/24/2019" followed by a timestamp that counts up from 02:00:46 to 02:38:53.  The room is predominantly white with a red ceiling line.  The main element is a large, dark-colored control desk with various electronic devices, including a computer, monitors, and what appear to be radio controls.  The setting also includes a water fountain and gray doors. At 02:16:41 an officer appears at the control desk and then returns to sitting at 02:17:19. Two more officers walk in and converse to the officer at the desk at 02:32:35 before both leaving at 02:35:30.


document_description: This video shows a static, elevated security camera view of an office environment. The office is lit with bright, uniform lighting, and contains a large L-shaped desk with a computer monitor and other office supplies. A person is seated at the desk, appearing to work on the computer. Behind the desk are several large gray lockers and storage units. In the lower left of the frame, a partially visible trash can can be seen. On-screen text reads "116 93 L TIER,82 - 07/25/2019 04:00:36" and continues to update with the date and time, increasing to "04:09:00" by the end of the video.


document_description: This video shows the interior of a prison control room on July 26, 2019. The time progresses from 12:00:48 to 12:59:11. The scene includes a desk with multiple computer monitors, a phone, and radio equipment. Several secured doors are visible, along with a hand sanitizer station. One prison guard is seated at the desk using the computer; another comes to the desk around 12:16:00, uses the hand sanitizer dispenser, and engages the first officer in conversation. On-screen text reads "116 9S L TIER, B2 - 07/26/2019" followed by the timestamp.


document_description: The report details the investigation into the custody, care, and supervision of Jeffrey Epstein at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, highlighting numerous failures by MCC New York staff, including falsifying records, failing to conduct mandatory rounds and counts, and not assigning Epstein a cellmate as required. The report concludes that these failures contributed to Epstein's ability to commit suicide. The report also discusses the lack of recorded video evidence due to a malfunctioning camera system and makes several recommendations to the BOP to address these issues.


document_description: A list of exhibits related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, including various legal documents, BOP program statements, and CFR sections. Key documents include indictments, deferred prosecution agreements, and BOP psychological reconstructions.


document_description: This document outlines the standards of conduct for employees of the Federal Bureau of Prisons, including policies on employee conduct, ethics, conflicts of interest, post-employment restrictions, and other related matters. It provides definitions, general policies, and specific rules regarding personal conduct, responsiveness, illegal activities, introduction of contraband, official investigations, confidentiality, government property, credentials, outside employment, and conflicts of interest. The document also includes a standard schedule of disciplinary offenses and penalties.


document_description: This document outlines the Federal Bureau of Prisons' operation of Special Housing Units (SHU) as authorized by 18 U.S.C. 4042(a)(2) and (3). It details the purpose, objectives, and conditions of confinement in SHUs, including administrative detention and disciplinary segregation statuses. The document also covers policy changes, training requirements, and accreditation provisions.


document_description: This document outlines the Federal Bureau of Prisons' policies and procedures for conducting searches of inmates, housing units, and work areas to locate contraband and ensure safety and order. It includes guidelines for electronic, pat, visual, and digital searches, as well as procedures for close observation ('dry cell' status) and the use of medical x-ray devices. The document also addresses cross-gender searches and the handling of transgender inmates.


document_description: The document contains a series of EFTA IDs ranging from EFTA00039220 to EFTA00039226. No additional context or content is provided.


document_description: This document outlines the Federal Bureau of Prisons' inmate discipline program, detailing the purpose, scope, and application of the program. It includes a summary of changes, principles of disciplinary action, directives affected, and accreditation provisions. The document also provides detailed procedures for handling disciplinary incidents, including the roles of the Unit Discipline Committee (UDC) and the Discipline Hearing Officer (DHO), available sanctions for various levels of prohibited acts, and the rights and responsibilities of inmates.


document_description: This document outlines the elements of prohibited acts within the Bureau of Prisons, detailing the necessary components to prove the commission of such acts. It includes a comprehensive list of offenses, their codes, and the elements required to establish each offense. The document serves as a guideline for identifying and categorizing inmate misconduct.


document_description: This document outlines the Bureau of Prisons' policies and procedures regarding inmate telephone privileges. It includes changes to previous regulations, such as the frequency of telephone list updates and the removal of certain administrative requirements. The document also details the monitoring of inmate calls, the responsibilities of wardens, and the procedures for imposing telephone restrictions. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining family and community ties while ensuring institutional security.


document_description: This document outlines the Federal Bureau of Prisons' policies and procedures for pharmacy services within correctional institutions. It covers topics such as staffing, standards of operation, procedures and operational practices, DEA controlled substances, medication errors, and patient counseling. The document also includes guidelines for the management of controlled substances, medication orders, and the use of methadone for treatment and detoxification.


document_description: This document outlines the procedures for inmate access to Over-the-Counter (OTC) medications in federal institutions. It details the program objectives, changes, directives affected, and procedures for inmates without funds to obtain OTC medications. The document also includes a list of medically necessary OTC medications available to indigent inmates.


document_description: A list of exhibits related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, including autopsy report, indictment, psychological reconstruction, and court decision.


document_description: This document is a referral from the BOP Office of Internal Affairs to the DOJ OIG regarding the incident involving Jeffrey Epstein's death on August 10, 2019. It includes details of the incident, allegations of inattention to duty and failure to follow policy by correctional officers, and the subsequent actions taken. The document also contains a memorandum from the Federal Correctional Institution detailing the events of the incident and the roles of involved staff.


document_description: This memorandum from the Federal Bureau of Prisons details the psychological reconstruction of Jeffrey Epstein's death by suicide on August 10, 2019, at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. The report, prepared by a team including the National Suicide Prevention Coordinator, outlines Epstein's background, legal history, institutional history, health care, and personality description. It highlights the challenges Epstein faced in prison, including his high-profile case, media attention, and pending sex offense charges. The memorandum includes recommendations for institutional operations, such as cellmate assignments, documentation accuracy, and staff training on sex-offender specific risk factors. The report also notes the absence of video footage and formal interviews due to pending investigations, limiting the reconstruction's findings.


document_description: The court ruled to remand Jeffrey Epstein, denying his pretrial release due to the risk of flight and danger to the community. Epstein is charged with sex trafficking of minors and conspiracy. The court cited his wealth, international ties, and past behavior as factors in the decision. The ruling followed a bail hearing where victims testified about their fears if Epstein were released. The court found the proposed bail package inadequate and noted Epstein's history of non-compliance with legal obligations.


document_description: The letter is a response from the U.S. Attorney's Office to discovery request letters from the defense in the case United States v. Tova Noel and Michael Thomas. It addresses various requests for information and video surveillance related to the case, providing specific video file references and clarifying the government's position on the requests.


document_description: The document is a legal memorandum submitted by the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York in opposition to Ghislaine Maxwell's pre-trial motions. It argues against the dismissal of the indictment, suppression of evidence, and other relief sought by the defense. The memorandum addresses issues such as the applicability of Jeffrey Epstein's non-prosecution agreement, the timeliness of the indictment under 18 U.S.C. § 3283, alleged improper pre-trial delay, and the suppression of evidence obtained through a grand jury subpoena. The document also discusses the legal standards for modifying protective orders and the applicability of the Fifth Amendment in the context of civil depositions.


document_description: A series of emails from whistleblower Chris Dilorio to various recipients, including judges and SEC officials, regarding his allegations of SEC obstruction and misconduct in handling his whistleblower claims related to Knight Capital and other financial entities. Dilorio accuses the SEC of using his information to both bring and obstruct complaints while denying him compensation. He details extensive trading and financial misconduct involving entities like NITE, UBS, and others, and criticizes the SEC's handling of these cases.


document_description: This document is a series of emails from Chris Dilorio, a whistleblower, addressing various SEC and DOJ officials about alleged ongoing frauds involving Knight Capital, UBS, and other financial entities. Dilorio claims that the SEC has been using his information to both bring and obstruct complaints, denying him rightful compensation. He details alleged illegal activities such as abusive naked shorting and money laundering facilitated by entities like Knight Capital and UBS, and criticizes the SEC for obstructing investigations and protecting these entities. The emails also mention various financial schemes, fraudulent activities, and SEC's failure to act on his whistleblower tips.


document_description: An arraignment for Ghislaine Maxwell on the S2 Superseding Indictment is scheduled for April 23, 2021, at the Daniel Patrick Moynihan Courthouse. Due to public interest, a video feed and teleconference line will be available. COVID-19 protocols will be enforced. The government and defense counsel must inform the court of any victims or family members attending.


document_description: An arraignment on the S2 Superseding Indictment for Ghislaine Maxwell is scheduled for April 23, 2021, at 2:30 p.m. in Courtroom 24B of the Daniel Patrick Moynihan Courthouse. Due to public interest, a video feed will be available in the Jury Assembly Room and Courtroom 9C. Social distancing limits seating to 100 members of the public. A public teleconference line will also be available. COVID-19 protocols must be followed. The Government and defense counsel must inform the Court by April 21, 2021, if any victims or family members wish to attend.


document_description: Email from a redacted sender to Nathan NYSD Chambers regarding government requests for redactions in the US v. Maxwell case. The email includes multiple attachments related to proposed redactions.


document_description: The Government submits a letter in response to the Court's Order for redaction requests related to the defense's proposed Rule 17(c) subpoena in the case against Ghislaine Maxwell. The Government seeks limited redactions to protect third-party privacy and has submitted proposed redactions to the Court under seal.


document_description: This email from Chris Dilorio discusses allegations of fraud and corruption involving Knight Capital, Virtu Financial, and the SEC. Dilorio claims that the SEC has been obstructing investigations and protecting certain entities involved in illegal activities such as naked short selling and money laundering. He also mentions his role as a whistleblower and his attempts to appeal a preliminary denial of his award application related to these issues.


document_description: A letter from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York to the Legal Department of the Metropolitan Detention Center regarding discovery materials for Ghislaine Maxwell.


document_description: A letter from the U.S. Attorney's Office to the MDC Legal Department regarding discovery materials for the case United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell. Passwords for accessing the materials are redacted.


document_description: A letter from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York to the Legal Department of the Metropolitan Detention Center, enclosing discovery materials for inmate Ghislaine Maxwell.


document_description: A letter from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York to the MDC Legal Department regarding the case United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330 (MN).


document_description: The sender made an error in filing a declaration without exhibits and then re-filed it with exhibits, resulting in two docket entries. The sender apologizes and offers to submit a letter to the Court if necessary.


document_description: This legal document is a declaration by Russell Capone related to FOIA requests filed by the New York Times Company seeking records about Jeffrey Epstein's incarceration at the MCC. The Federal Bureau of Prisons has withheld records under several FOIA exemptions. The document discusses the prosecution of Jeffrey Epstein, Tova Noel, Michael Thomas, and Nicholas Tartaglione, and the implications of releasing certain records on these cases.


document_description: The document is a declaration by Russell Capone in support of the Federal Bureau of Prisons' motion for summary judgment in a case involving the New York Times Company's FOIA requests related to Jeffrey Epstein's incarceration. It discusses the withholding of records under FOIA exemptions due to potential interference with ongoing prosecutions of Tova Noel, Michael Thomas, and Nicholas Tartaglione. The declaration details the events leading to Epstein's death, the charges against Noel and Thomas for falsifying records, and the charges against Tartaglione for drug trafficking and murder. It emphasizes the potential impact of releasing withheld records on the fairness of trials and juror impartiality.


document_description: This document is an FBI interview record with a Captain from the Federal Bureau of Prisons (BOP) regarding the supervision and incidents involving inmate Jeffrey Epstein at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC). The Captain discusses his responsibilities, interactions with Epstein, and the procedures followed for high-profile inmates. The document details Epstein's behavior, his placement in the Special Housing Unit (SHU), and the events leading up to his death, including the lack of a cellmate and the failure to complete required rounds. The Captain also addresses the monitoring of phone calls and the investigation into Epstein's death.


document_description: A daily assignment roster for MCC New York on July 27, 2019, detailing shift times and post assignments.


document_description: A news article discusses Jeffrey Epstein's loss of interest in a pregnant victim and his subsequent coercion of her to recruit underage girls.


document_description: The documents are a series of investigation reports by the United States Marshals Service regarding Jeffrey Epstein. They cover various aspects of the investigation, including witness interviews, electronic interceptions, and international travel violations. The reports detail Epstein's interactions and activities, including his failure to report international travel as required by law, sightings of him with young girls, and the subsequent closure of the case following his death.


document_description: This document is a comprehensive report by the United States Marshals Service regarding Jeffrey Epstein. It includes personal history, arrest details, custody information, and investigation reports. Epstein was arrested for sex trafficking conspiracy and had a history of international travel, some of which was not reported as required by law. The document also details the investigation into Epstein's activities, including witness interviews and coordination with other agencies. Epstein committed suicide while in custody, leading to the closure of the case.


document_description: Jeffrey Epstein, a financier indicted on sex trafficking charges, was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell from an apparent suicide. His death has raised questions and prompted investigations by the FBI and the Attorney General. Epstein's connections to high-profile figures and his previous legal issues are highlighted.


document_description: A note regarding a conversation on 11/2/21 at 1835 over Webex. The subject wants to clarify two statements from a conversation with Cartier. The subject last recalled using drugs at age 32 during a bachelor party and is a regular cigarette smoker who has not informed his doctors or health insurance.


document_description: The document provides a comprehensive list of materials related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, including legal documents, reports, affidavits, emails, media articles, and podcasts. It mentions various public figures and organizations involved in the case.


document_description: Affidavit by an AT&T Legal Compliance Analyst verifying the authenticity of AT&T subscriber and call detail records. The records were originally provided without certification and have been purged, but the attached copies appear consistent with AT&T records. The affidavit confirms the regular practices of AT&T in maintaining such records.


document_description: This document is a Non-Prosecution Agreement and Addendum related to the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. It outlines the terms under which prosecution for certain offenses will be deferred in favor of state prosecution, provided Epstein complies with specific conditions. The agreement includes Epstein's guilty plea to charges in Palm Beach County, a sentence recommendation, and provisions for victim compensation. It also details the suspension of federal grand jury investigations and conditions under which the agreement may be terminated. The Addendum clarifies provisions regarding victim representation and attorney fees.


document_description: The court addresses the Defense's motion to exclude Dr. Lisa Rocchio's testimony in the case against Ghislaine Maxwell. The court denies the motion except for excluding the opinion that a third party can facilitate grooming. Dr. Rocchio's core opinions on grooming and its effects are deemed admissible.


document_description: This letter from Jeffrey S. Pagliuca of Haddon, Morgan and Foreman, P.C. to the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York outlines objections to certain categories of alleged co-conspirator hearsay statements in the case of United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell. The objections focus on the identification of minor victims, temporal limitations of statements, and the relevance of statements to the alleged conspiracy.


document_description: Ghislaine Maxwell's legal team requests a court order to issue a subpoena for documents from the Epstein Victim's Compensation Program. The motion argues the documents are necessary for impeachment of witnesses at trial, as they contain statements from accusers who received compensation from the fund. The motion outlines the legal standards for subpoenas and the relevance of the requested documents to the defense's case.


document_description: This document lists jurors for the exercise of peremptory strikes in the case of United States of America v. Ghislaine Maxwell, scheduled for 11/29/21 at 8:30 a.m. in Courtroom 506. A total of 58 jurors are mentioned.


document_description: An event related to the case United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell, scheduled to occur on November 22, 2021, via Zoom.


document_description: A subpoena issued by the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, commanding the Registry of Vital Records and Statistics in Dorchester, MA, to appear and produce a birth certificate for a specified individual in the case United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record of an individual related to the Epstein case. The interview was conducted via video conference under a proffer agreement. The individual discussed their lack of prior testimony, drug use history, legal history, and immigration status. They mentioned a connection to Epstein through a man who introduced them to him. The individual is a US citizen and discussed their immigration history, including an incident with a visa.


document_description: A subpoena commanding appearance before the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York to testify in the case United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell.


document_description: A court subpoena issued by the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, commanding appearance and testimony in the case United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330 (AJN).


document_description: FedEx Express responds to a subpoena with a CD containing invoices and an Excel spreadsheet of business records. The letter offers further assistance for obtaining delivery records beyond the past 25 months.


document_description: Certification of Business Records by Tracey L. Ferrara, Custodian of Records at FedEx Express, declaring the authenticity and regular business practice of the records. Executed under penalty of perjury.


document_description: A letter from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York to the MDC Legal Department regarding the case United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell, providing a password for discovery materials.


document_description: A letter from the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York to the Legal Department of the Metropolitan Detention Center, enclosing discovery materials for inmate Ghislaine Maxwell.


document_description: This document is a FedEx invoice for Jeffrey E. Epstein, detailing various shipments and charges incurred during December 2002. The invoice includes transportation charges, discounts, special handling charges, and total charges for both FedEx Express and FedEx Ground services. Notable recipients include Ghislaine Maxwell, Alan Dershowitz, and others.


document_description: This document is a FedEx invoice for services provided to Jeffrey E. Epstein, detailing various shipments and charges incurred during December 2002. The invoice includes transportation charges, discounts, special handling charges, and total charges for both FedEx Express and FedEx Ground services. It also provides shipment details, including tracking IDs, service types, sender and recipient information, and delivery dates.


document_description: A stipulation agreement between the United States of America and Ghislaine Maxwell, acknowledging the authenticity of certain deposition transcripts and allowing the stipulation to be received in evidence at trial.


document_description: A stipulation agreement between the United States of America and Ghislaine Maxwell regarding the authenticity of deposition transcripts from April 22, 2016, and July 22, 2016, to be used as evidence in trial.


document_description: A stipulation agreement between the United States of America and defendant Ghislaine Maxwell, acknowledging the authenticity of a deposition transcript from November 6, 2009, and its admissibility as evidence at trial.


document_description: A joint letter submitted to Judge Alison J. Nathan regarding the case United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell. The letter provides a list of names, places, and entities for juror examination during voir dire, requested to be filed under seal.


document_description: A memo endorsement filed temporarily under seal regarding a motion to quash a subpoena related to the Epstein Victims' Compensation Program. The government and defense have deadlines for filing motions and responses.


document_description: A subpoena issued by the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York in the case against Ghislaine Maxwell, commanding Jordana Feldman to produce documents related to the Epstein Victim's Compensation Program (EVCP). The subpoena outlines the requirements for document production and includes instructions and definitions related to the EVCP materials.


document_description: The court denies the defendant's motion for a mistrial. The court addresses issues related to witness testimony and the protection of certain individuals' identities. The court instructs the government to provide a list of individuals whose identities should be protected to witnesses. The court also instructs parties to avoid speaking objections and allows for sidebars if the basis for an objection is not apparent.


document_description: The court revises the schedule for supplemental briefing on Defendant's motions in limine. Government submission is due on November 12, 2021, and Defense submission is due on November 15, 2021. The parties are ordered to appear for voir dire on November 16, 2021.


document_description: Janusz Banasiak was interviewed regarding his employment with Jeffrey Epstein. He corrected a previous statement about a phone book, described his job duties, and discussed his interactions with Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. Banasiak also recounted the FBI search of Epstein's property and his knowledge of Epstein's legal issues.


document_description: A table listing possible dates, witnesses, their locations, and notes for a series of events or meetings. The document includes various witnesses such as birth certificate custodian, Jane Doe, John Doe, and others, with locations like Los Angeles, Florida, New York City, and more. Some notes mention hotel arrangements.


document_description: A series of forwarded emails from Chris Dilorio discussing allegations of SEC corruption, obstruction, and whistleblower information related to Knight Capital and other financial entities. The emails detail alleged fraudulent activities involving naked short selling, money laundering, and SEC's failure to act on whistleblower information. Dilorio accuses the SEC of using his information to both bring and obstruct complaints while denying him compensation. The emails also mention various financial entities and individuals involved in these activities.


document_description: This letter from Bobbi C. Sternheim, counsel for Ghislaine Maxwell, addresses the harsh and restrictive conditions of Maxwell's detention at the Metropolitan Detention Center (MDC). The letter criticizes the MDC's response to previous concerns, highlights inaccuracies and omissions in their communication, and requests that the Warden respond directly to the court. It details the conditions Maxwell faces, including solitary confinement, excessive searches, inadequate nutrition, and limited communication with legal counsel, arguing these are punitive and unwarranted. The letter suggests these conditions are a reaction to the high-profile nature of the case and the previous failure to prevent Jeffrey Epstein's death in custody.


document_description: Manhattan U.S. Attorney Geoffrey S. Berman announced the death of Jeffrey Epstein, who was facing charges of sex trafficking of minors. Epstein was found unresponsive in his cell at the Manhattan Correctional Center and pronounced dead. The investigation into the conduct charged in the indictment, including a conspiracy count, remains ongoing. Victims and those with information are urged to contact the FBI.


document_description: The document is a collection of news summaries related to various legal and criminal cases, including the Jeffrey Epstein case. It includes articles on public corruption, general crimes, violent and organized crime, civil division issues, securities and commodities fraud, and matters of interest. Key topics include Epstein's alleged crimes and death, legal actions against his co-conspirators, and other high-profile legal cases.


document_description: A series of forwarded emails from Chris Dilorio discussing allegations of SEC corruption and obstruction related to the Knight Capital case and other financial entities. Dilorio claims the SEC is facilitating fraud and obstructing investigations into illegal activities involving Knight Capital, UBS, and other entities. He also mentions whistleblower information being used unethically by the SEC.


document_description: This letter is a response from the Federal Bureau of Prisons to Judge Alison J. Nathan regarding the confinement conditions of Ghislaine Maxwell at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Brooklyn, New York. It addresses concerns about her safety, well-being, and access to facilities and services, including legal and social communications, commissary, and medical care.


document_description: A court subpoena commanding appearance before the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York to testify in the case United States v. Ghislaine Maxwell, 20 Cr. 330 (AJN).


document_description: This document is a TECS Person Encounter List generated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, detailing travel records of Jeffrey Epstein. It includes flight information such as carrier codes, document numbers, and arrival/departure locations.


document_description: This document is a TECS Person Encounter List generated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, detailing encounters involving Ghislaine Maxwell. It includes travel records with dates, document types, carrier codes, and locations. The document spans multiple pages and includes a legend for location and document type codes.


document_description: This document is a TECS Person Encounter List generated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, detailing encounters involving Ghislaine Maxwell. It includes travel records, carrier codes, and site codes for various international and domestic flights.


document_description: A list of person encounters recorded by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, detailing various flights and passenger statuses from 2004 to 2019. The document includes carrier codes, flight numbers, and locations of arrival and departure.


document_description: A list of person encounters recorded by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, detailing various flights and passenger statuses. The document includes flight details such as carrier codes, flight numbers, and locations of arrival and departure.


document_description: This document is a TECS Person Encounter List generated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, detailing encounters involving Jeffrey Epstein. It includes flight information such as carrier numbers and locations, with multiple entries for Epstein's travels.


document_description: This document is a TECS Person Encounter List generated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection, detailing encounters involving Jeffrey Epstein. It includes flight information such as carrier numbers, dates, and locations of arrival and departure.


document_description: The Government opposes the defendant Ghislaine Maxwell's requests for early disclosure of witness names and intervention in her prison conditions. The Government argues that the requests are premature and without legal basis, emphasizing the ongoing discovery process and the Bureau of Prisons' authority over inmate conditions.


document_description: The document is a letter from the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York to Judge Richard M. Berman, informing the court of Jeffrey Epstein's death and requesting approval for a proposed order of nolle prosequi. The letter also mentions efforts to contact victims in accordance with the Crime Victims' Rights Act.


document_description: The document is a nolle prosequi filed by the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, recommending the dismissal of the indictment against Jeffrey Epstein due to his death on August 10, 2019, before a final judgment was issued.


document_description: This letter provides discovery pursuant to Rule 16(a) of the Federal Rules of Criminal Procedure and seeks reciprocal discovery. It includes a list of materials provided by the government, which are governed by a protective order. The letter also outlines the government's obligations under Brady and Giglio, requests reciprocal discovery from the defense, and discusses the policy on plea offers and sentence reductions for acceptance of responsibility.


document_description: This document is an application by the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York to unseal discovery materials in the possession of Boies Schiller & Flexner LLP related to the case against Ghislaine Maxwell. The application is made under the All Writs Act for a federal grand jury investigation into Jeffrey Epstein and others for possible violations of trafficking and enticing minors. The document requests permission to access materials currently under a protective order to aid in the investigation.


document_description: Email correspondence discussing the release of Epstein-related BOP documents to The New York Times as part of FOIA litigation. The documents include internal BOP memoranda, Epstein's psychological records, and the OCME autopsy report.


document_description: The document is a memorandum of law submitted by the United States Government opposing the defendants' motions for a bill of particulars in the case against Hamid Akhavan and Ruben Weigand. The memorandum argues that the indictment and discovery materials provided are sufficient for the defendants to prepare for trial, and that the requests for additional details are unwarranted and would improperly disclose the government's evidence and strategy. The document outlines the legal standards for a bill of particulars and discusses why the defendants' requests do not meet these standards.


document_description: This letter from Bobbi C. Sternheim to Judge Nathan addresses ongoing interference with attorney-client communication between Ghislaine Maxwell and her counsel at the MDC. It details issues with the VTC platform being changed from WebEx to Zoom, breaches of confidentiality, and restrictions on legal document sharing, impacting Maxwell's trial preparation.


document_description: The court denies Ghislaine Maxwell's motion to suppress evidence obtained through a grand jury subpoena to a law firm involved in earlier civil litigation against her. Maxwell argued that the documents were subject to a protective order and that their acquisition violated her rights against self-incrimination, unreasonable searches and seizures, and due process. The court found no violation of these rights and denied the motion for an evidentiary hearing.


document_description: This document is a FedEx invoice for Jeffrey E. Epstein, dated October 14, 2002. It details various FedEx Express services and charges, including transportation and special handling charges, discounts, and fuel surcharges. The invoice includes multiple shipments with tracking IDs, service types, and delivery details. Notable names mentioned include Ghislaine Maxwell and Casey Wasserman.


document_description: Declaration by Tracy Chapell, a custodian of records at Federal Express, certifying the authenticity of FedEx Express invoices related to Jeffrey Epstein, provided to law enforcement for an investigation by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York.


document_description: The document is a Non-Prosecution Agreement involving Jeffrey Epstein, detailing the terms under which prosecution for certain offenses will be deferred. It includes Epstein's agreement to plead guilty to charges in Florida, conditions for his sentencing, and provisions for victim compensation. The agreement also outlines the roles of the United States Attorney's Office and the State Attorney's Office, and includes an addendum clarifying certain provisions.


document_description: The court ruled on motions related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, specifically addressing the violation of the Crime Victims' Rights Act (CVRA) by the government for not conferring with victims before entering into a non-prosecution agreement (NPA) with Epstein. The court granted partial summary judgment in favor of the petitioners, Jane Doe 1 and Jane Doe 2, recognizing the violation of their rights under the CVRA. The court denied the United States' cross-motion for summary judgment and other motions without prejudice, and requested the parties to confer on the issue of remedy for the violation.


document_description: An event titled 'Epstein Press Meeting' was scheduled to take place on July 1, 2019, from 20:00 to 21:00 at the 8th Floor Library. Geoffrey Berman was listed as an attendee.


document_description: Draft agenda for a meeting on human trafficking, including discussions on SDNY's Human Trafficking Program, roles of coordinators, and case highlights including Epstein.


document_description: Interview of a BOP Corrections Officer regarding the circumstances surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death at MCC. The officer discussed his work shifts, interactions with Epstein, and the procedures followed during his shifts. The officer also mentioned his refusal to provide his cell phone passcode to investigators.


document_description: The Government responds to defense counsel's letter regarding the denial of a motion for subpoenas and discusses the need for unsealing documents to propose redactions.


document_description: This document is a statement supporting the registration of a United States civil aircraft in the name of PLAN D, LLC, a limited liability company organized in the U.S. Virgin Islands. The document includes details about the LLC's members, management structure, and compliance with U.S. citizenship requirements for aircraft registration.


document_description: HYPERION AIR, LLC, a limited liability company of a U.S. Citizen, is eligible to register aircraft in its name. The LLC is organized in the United States Virgin Islands with Jeffrey E. Epstein as the sole member and Lawrence Visoski as the sole manager. The document certifies compliance with U.S. citizenship requirements for aircraft registration.


document_description: A request to reserve the aircraft registration number 722JH by Hyperion Air, with a fee of $10 paid.


document_description: A letter from Bobbi C. Sternheim addressing the government's portrayal of Ghislaine Maxwell and the restrictions on her access to legal materials at the Metropolitan Detention Center. The letter argues against the government's claims about Maxwell using a cart to barricade a door and highlights the limitations imposed on her legal preparations.


document_description: An individual was interviewed at the United States Attorney's Office regarding their work history, involvement with the Disturbance Control Team (DCT) at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC), and their knowledge of procedures and incidents related to the Special Housing Unit (SHU). The interviewee discussed their administrative leave, interactions with inmates, and past disciplinary actions. The report also mentions the interviewee's family connections in corrections and their possession of a Glock 19 firearm.


document_description: An individual was interviewed at the United States Attorney's Office in New York regarding their work history and experiences at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC). The interview covered topics such as the individual's roles and responsibilities, experiences with contraband, and incidents involving the Disturbance Control Team (DCT). The interviewee discussed their work shifts, overtime, and specific incidents involving contraband and inmate management. The document also mentions administrative leave and rumors about contraband activities.


document_description: The memorandum addresses recommendations concerning the Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) at MCC New York, including procedures for monitoring, testing, and inspecting AEDs. It includes a procedural statement for monthly and bi-annual inspections and testing, as well as guidelines for backup battery management.


document_description: The document is an external consultant review of Jeffrey Epstein's medical records and processes at MCC New York. It includes a review of medications, consultant comments on medical processes, and recommendations for improvement. The review notes no medical issues contributing to Epstein's death but suggests improvements in tracking diagnostic tests, AED maintenance, and inclusion of Health Services staff in psychological reviews.


document_description: A clinical encounter report detailing a resuscitation event for inmate Jeffrey Epstein at the Special Housing Unit. The report includes a timeline of medical interventions such as CPR, EKG monitoring, oxygen administration, IV access, and medication administration. The inmate was found unresponsive with signs of cardiac arrest and was transported to the local ER with CPR in progress.


document_description: This document is a mortality review report for Jeffrey Epstein, an inmate at MCC New York, who died by suicide on August 10, 2019. The report includes details of his medical history, the circumstances of his death, and the medical response. It confirms that Epstein was found unresponsive in his cell and was pronounced dead at New York Presbyterian Lower Manhattan Hospital. The review concludes that Epstein received appropriate medical care during his incarceration.


document_description: Medical report detailing the death of Jeffrey Epstein, who was found unresponsive on 8/10/19 with ligature marks around his neck. The cause of death was ruled as suicide by hanging. Epstein had a medical history of hypertension, hyperlipidemia, sleep apnea, pit-diabetes, and constipation. He was on various medications, including insulin, omega-3, and others. No psychotropic medications were noted. The report includes details of his medical history, medication adherence, and interactions, as well as suicide-specific data.


document_description: This memorandum from the Federal Bureau of Prisons' Reentry Services Division discusses the psychological reconstruction of Jeffrey Epstein's death by suicide on August 10, 2019, at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. The report was prepared by a team including the National Suicide Prevention Coordinator and others. It highlights the limitations in data collection due to the absence of video footage and formal interviews. The document outlines Epstein's social, legal, and institutional history, health care, and personality description. It also provides recommendations for institutional operations, including cellmate assignments, documentation accuracy, and staff training on sex-offender specific risk factors.