document_description: The document is an incident report related to Jeffrey Epstein's attempted suicide and subsequent death while in custody. It details the events surrounding the incident, including the response by staff, communication with the Associate Warden, and procedures followed. The report mentions the involvement of various staff members, including Skipper Scott, and outlines the timeline of events, including a call from the Associate Warden about Epstein's attempted suicide. It also describes the handling of Epstein's body and interactions with the press. The document includes references to the Special Housing Unit (SHU) and the procedures for inmate welfare checks.


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document_description: An interview with a Senior Officer Specialist at the Bureau of Prisons regarding the events on August 10, 2019, when Jeffrey Epstein was found unresponsive in his cell. The officer described the procedures followed during the morning watch shift, the response to the body alarm, and the subsequent transport of Epstein to the hospital.


document_description: The document is a BOP incident report detailing the events surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death on August 10, 2019. It includes the role of EMPLOYEE 6 in the count process and response to the body alarm. The report mentions the medical response and transportation of Epstein to the hospital.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record of EMPLOYEE 7 conducted at the United States Attorney's Office in New York. EMPLOYEE 7, a Bureau of Prisons employee, discussed his responsibilities and experiences, including his role as a lieutenant at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. He provided details about his duties, the prison's procedures, and his interactions with Jeffrey Epstein, including the night Epstein was brought to MCC and the events surrounding Epstein's death.


document_description: The document is a Bureau of Prisons (BOP) incident report detailing the responsibilities and observations of an employee, identified as EMPLOYEE 7, regarding the operations and events at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) around the time of Jeffrey Epstein's incarceration and death. It includes details about the employee's duties, interactions with Epstein, and the procedures followed during the incident of Epstein's death.


document_description: The document contains information about Jeffrey Epstein's time in Special Housing Unit (SHU) and allegations of mistreatment and extortion by other inmates. It includes witness accounts from inmates and guards, mentioning specific incidents involving Epstein, such as his first suicide attempt and rumors about guards sending inmates to harass him. The document also discusses the routine of guards in SHU and mentions individuals involved in corruption.


document_description: An FBI report detailing the interview with a BOP nurse/medic regarding the incident involving Jeffrey Epstein on August 10, 2019. The nurse described the response to the alarm, the condition of Epstein upon arrival, and the medical interventions attempted.


document_description: An incident report detailing a medical emergency involving an employee identified as 'EMPLOYEE 9' who was on medical duty as a nurse. The report describes the sequence of events including CPR, AED usage, and the lack of pulse or signs of life. It mentions the transportation to a medical room and waiting for EMS. There is a hand-drawn box depicting a person being pulled away with something still around their neck. The report also notes no visitors to Epstein and a legal line to a mother.


document_description: The document details the events and procedures surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's incarceration, including his suicide attempt, manipulative behavior, and the oversight of his cell conditions. It highlights the responsibilities and actions of various employees, including EMPLOYEE 10, and the issues with surveillance and monitoring within the Special Housing Unit (SHU). The document also discusses the procedures for inmate phone calls and the lack of proper documentation and rounds by staff.


document_description: Interview with EMPLOYEE 10, a Captain at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC), regarding the supervision and incidents involving inmate Jeffrey Epstein. The interview covers Epstein's behavior, housing arrangements, and the events leading up to his death, including the lack of a cellmate and the failure to complete required rounds.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview report of a Federal Bureau of Prisons correction guard, referred to as EMPLOYEE 11, regarding his activities on August 9, 2019, the day associated with Jeffrey Epstein. EMPLOYEE 11 discussed his shift, interactions with Epstein, and procedures followed during the shift. He mentioned Epstein's call from the G tier shower and the presence of other guards. The report also covers the 30-minute rounds, paperwork, and inconsistencies in EMPLOYEE 11's statements about the rounds and procedures.


document_description: The document contains a series of notes and observations related to the monitoring and security procedures at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) concerning Jeffrey Epstein. It includes details about rounds, counts, and interactions with Epstein, as well as mentions of security lapses and procedural issues. There are references to suicide watch, cellmate requirements, and staff training inadequacies. The document also notes concerns about the accuracy of records and the pressure to alter counts.


document_description: The document contains notes related to a forensic psychologist's review of Jeffrey Epstein's mental health and behavior while in custody. It includes observations on Epstein's claims about his cellmate, his mental state, and his requests regarding his treatment and conditions. The notes also mention discussions about Epstein's placement in a punishment cell, his feelings of being labeled, and his requests for basic hygiene products. There are references to his high-profile status and the psychological evaluations conducted.


document_description: Interview with EMPLOYEE 12, a forensic psychologist at the Manhattan Correctional Center, regarding her interactions with Jeffrey Epstein while he was on suicide watch. EMPLOYEE 12 discussed Epstein's mental state, her decision to move him from suicide watch to psychological observation, and her observations of his behavior. The interview also covered the procedures and considerations for managing inmates on suicide watch.


document_description: The document appears to be a Bureau of Prisons incident report related to Jeffrey Epstein. It includes details of an escort and movement within the facility, mentions of body alarms, and interactions with staff. There are references to an incident involving Epstein, including medical attention and transportation to a hospital. The document also notes observations and interactions with Epstein, including a lack of verbal communication and descriptions.


document_description: Interview conducted by FBI and OIG agents with a Bureau of Prisons employee regarding the events surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death. The employee described the procedures followed during the incident, including the response to the body alarm and the transport of Epstein to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.


document_description: Interview with INMATE 3 at MCC regarding Jeffrey Epstein's activities and housing prior to his death. INMATE 3 was housed in Cell 218 on L-TIER and later moved to K tier Cell 111. He recalls Epstein being in legal from 9am to 9pm and housed in cell 220 in L Tier. INMATE 3 had no information on Epstein's death.


document_description: A note regarding an inmate's status and movements within the facility. The inmate was in the SHU for 2 weeks, currently in Cell III on K-Tier. They had a visit on Friday and then went to the RD room. They were in L-Tier 218 on Friday, went to visit, then to the Dry room for 25 hours before moving to K tier III. They are scheduled to be in the legal room from 9 AM to 9 PM all day.


document_description: The document appears to be a Bureau of Prisons (BOP) incident report or internal memo related to the management and supervision of inmates, including high-profile inmate Jeffrey Epstein. It includes details about staff responsibilities, training, inmate movements, and specific incidents involving Epstein. The document mentions staff shortages, security measures, and the handling of Epstein as a high-profile inmate with potential self-harm risks.


document_description: An FBI report documenting the interview of a BOP guard regarding procedures and observations related to Jeffrey Epstein's incarceration and death. The guard discussed his role, the procedures for conducting rounds, and his awareness of Epstein's status as a high-profile prisoner and his previous suicide attempt.


document_description: The document contains various notes and observations related to inmate mental health and crisis management, including references to suicide watch, inmate companions, and psychological evaluations. It mentions specific dates and events, such as crisis days and observations about inmate behavior and conditions. There are also references to communication with staff and external entities regarding inmate status and management.


document_description: An interview was conducted with a Federal Bureau of Prisons psychiatrist regarding Jeffrey Epstein's mental state and procedures at the MCC. The psychiatrist discussed Epstein's suicide risk assessment and interactions with staff. The interview noted that Epstein claimed he was too cowardly to commit suicide and that it was against his religion. The psychiatrist mentioned that a change in Epstein's will would have warranted a mental state review.


document_description: An FBI interview with a Lieutenant at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) regarding the circumstances surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's detention and death. The Lieutenant discussed the hierarchy and duties within MCC, the procedures for inmate checks and counts, and the events on the day of Epstein's death. The Lieutenant also mentioned the absence of a cellmate for Epstein, which was against policy, and the failure of officers to conduct required rounds.


document_description: FBI interview with INMATE 4 regarding the events surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's time in the Special Housing Unit at MCC on August 9-10, 2019. INMATE 4 provided observations about the guards on duty, the last sighting of Epstein, and the activities around Epstein's cell.


document_description: Notes from an inmate detailing experiences and observations in the facility, including interactions with officers, conditions in the cells, and events surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death.


document_description: EMPLOYEE 16, a Corrections Officer at the Bureau of Prisons, was interviewed by the Southern District of New York Assistant United States Attorney and others. The interview covered his employment history, duties, and experiences at the BOP, particularly in the Special Housing Unit (SHU). EMPLOYEE 16 discussed his work schedule, lack of specific training for the SHU, and his experiences with overtime and day watch counts. He mentioned not knowing Jeffrey Epstein at the time but recognized him due to the situation's publicity. He also mentioned knowing individuals referred to as 'G' and 'SHAQ'.


document_description: The document contains notes related to an employee identified as EMPLOYEE 16. It includes details about their work schedule, background, and observations related to their duties. The notes mention working in a correctional facility, involvement in security at Top Golf NJ, and educational background in criminal justice. There are references to working overtime, day watch rotations, and interactions with other staff. The document also includes some redacted content and mentions of 'Epster' and 'G'.


document_description: Interview with EMPLOYEE 17 regarding observations and interactions at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) related to document shredding following Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. EMPLOYEE 17 discussed interactions with BOP inmate Steven Lopez, who mentioned increased shredding activity and a white man with a Southern accent involved in the shredding. EMPLOYEE 17 reported the incident to the FBI.


document_description: The document contains inmate observations and experiences related to Jeffrey Epstein's time in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) before his death. It details the movement of inmates between different tiers, the lack of proper guard checks, and the atmosphere in the facility. It also mentions the aftermath of Epstein's death, including changes in guard behavior and inmate gossip about Epstein's suicidal intentions.


document_description: An interview conducted by the FBI and the Office of Inspector General with an inmate referred to as EMPLOYEE 18 at the Manhattan Correctional Center. The interview was in response to a tip about potential document shredding related to Jeffrey Epstein. EMPLOYEE 18 denied any knowledge or involvement in document shredding or cover-up activities. The interview concluded with no additional information provided by EMPLOYEE 18.


document_description: A note detailing observations and tasks related to garbage management at MCC, mentioning stress levels and lack of information about certain topics.


document_description: Notes related to correctional facility operations and procedures, including shifts, control numbers, and account management. Mentions of Epstein's cell mate and lack of interaction with Epstein. Discussion of employee roles and responsibilities, including suicide detail and record destruction denial.


document_description: Interview with a Bureau of Prisons guard regarding duties and responsibilities, and lack of interaction or information about Jeffrey Epstein's death.


document_description: The document is an FBI interview record of EMPLOYEE 19, the Chief Psychologist at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC), regarding the psychological evaluation and monitoring of Jeffrey Epstein. It details the intake process, care codes, and suicide watch procedures at MCC. The document also covers Epstein's psychological assessments, his interactions with staff, and the circumstances leading up to his death. EMPLOYEE 19 discusses Epstein's behavior, the decision-making process for his housing, and the challenges faced by the psychological services team.


document_description: The document is a detailed report on the psychological assessments and observations of an inmate, referred to as 'E', at a correctional facility. It includes information on the inmate's mental health evaluations, risk assessments, and interactions with staff and other inmates. The report also covers the inmate's behavior, requests, and complaints during their time in custody, as well as the procedures followed by the staff in response to the inmate's condition. The document highlights the inmate's denial of suicidality, interactions with legal representatives, and the facility's protocols for managing inmates with mental health concerns.


document_description: This document contains the intake screening and risk assessment for inmate Jeffrey Epstein conducted by the Bureau of Prisons Psychology Services. It includes details about his mental health history, current symptoms, substance abuse history, sexual offenses, psychosocial history, adjustment to incarceration, and risk of sexual abusiveness. Epstein denied any history of mental health issues or treatment and was assessed as low risk for sexual abusiveness. Recommendations for psychological services were made, and procedures for contacting psychology staff were explained to Epstein.


document_description: The document is a suicide risk assessment for Jeffrey Epstein conducted by the Bureau of Prisons. It evaluates Epstein's mental health status, risk factors for suicidality, and protective factors. Epstein denied any suicidal ideation, intention, or plan and was not placed on suicide watch. The assessment concluded that Epstein's acute suicide risk is low and chronic risk is absent. He was placed on psychological observation due to his high-profile case and media attention but showed no significant mental health issues.


document_description: The document contains multiple psychological observation and intervention reports for Jeffrey Epstein while he was in custody at the NYM facility. It includes details of his mental status, interventions provided, and his placement on suicide watch. Epstein expressed concerns about his confinement conditions, denied suicidal ideation, and was observed to be psychologically stable. He was placed on suicide watch after being found with a string around his neck, but later denied any memory of the incident. The reports detail his interactions with staff, his legal team, and his requests for better confinement conditions.


document_description: This document contains multiple psychological evaluation reports for Jeffrey Epstein while he was in custody at the NYM facility. The reports detail his mental status, interventions provided, and assessments of suicide risk. Epstein was under psychological observation due to concerns about self-harm and was evaluated multiple times between July 27, 2019, and August 8, 2019. The evaluations noted his anxiety about returning to SHU, his sleep issues, and his interactions with legal counsel. Despite some risk factors, he was generally found to be stable with no immediate risk of suicide.


document_description: An internal communication from an employee at the Federal Bureau of Prisons discussing the housing arrangements for Jeffrey Epstein. The National Suicide Prevention Coordinator suggested housing Epstein with another sex offender in SHU. The employee plans to discuss this with executive staff and mentions heading to the hospital.


document_description: Inmate Epstein #76318-054 is being taken off of Psych Observation and needs to be housed with an appropriate cellmate. The document includes a status update on the acknowledgment of the message by recipients.


document_description: The document details incidents involving an inmate referred to as 'INMATE 7' in February and July 2019, including searches and movements within the facility. It also describes interactions and events related to Jeffrey Epstein, including exchanges with a guard named Noel and the circumstances around Epstein's death. The document mentions issues with counts and rounds in the facility.


document_description: Interview with a Federal Bureau of Prisons correction guard regarding interactions with Jeffrey Epstein at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC). The guard was not on duty when Epstein arrived or when he was found deceased. The last interaction with Epstein was on August 9, 2019, during an escort.


document_description: The document appears to be a Bureau of Prisons (BOP) incident report related to Jeffrey Epstein. It discusses employee training, suicide prevention measures, and cellmate policies. It also mentions procedures for inmate counts and rounds. There are references to Epstein's activities and conditions prior to his death, including a failed suicide attempt and the need for a cellmate.


document_description: This document is a digitally recorded sworn statement of Employee 22, a Warden at the Federal Bureau of Prisons, taken as part of an OIG investigation related to Jeffrey Epstein. The statement covers the procedures and events surrounding Epstein's incarceration, including his placement in the Special Housing Unit, mental health evaluations, and the circumstances leading up to his death. It also discusses staffing issues, the reliability of surveillance cameras, and the protocols for handling high-profile inmates.


document_description: An interview with a Bureau of Prisons employee regarding procedures and events at the Manhattan Correctional Center (MCC) related to Jeffrey Epstein's incarceration and suicide watch. The employee discussed their role, training, and the assignment of cellmates to Epstein, including the removal of a cellmate prior to Epstein's death.


document_description: This document contains notes from an inmate regarding the conditions and events surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's time in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) and his death. It includes observations about Epstein's behavior, interactions with correctional officers, and contraband activities within the facility. The document also mentions the involvement of certain correctional officers in contraband smuggling and their behavior towards inmates.


document_description: INMATE 9 was interviewed regarding an incident in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) at the Metropolitan Correctional Center where an inmate attempted to hang himself. The interview details the conditions in the SHU, the response of the officers during the incident, and changes in procedures following the incident. The inmate described the officers' actions and the aftermath, including the use of a video camera and the removal of items from the cell.


document_description: An interview was conducted with Jeffrey Epstein's former cellmate at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in the Special Housing Unit (SHU), L Tier, Cell 220. The interview was part of a proffer agreement and took place at the Southern District of New York (SDNY).


document_description: Interview with EMPLOYEE 24, a Lieutenant at the Bureau of Prisons, regarding his duties and interactions with Jeffrey Epstein while Epstein was housed at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC). The interview covers EMPLOYEE 24's responsibilities, the procedures followed in the Special Housing Unit (SHU), and specific incidents involving Epstein, including his housing arrangements and interactions with staff.


document_description: The document appears to be a Bureau of Prisons (BOP) incident report related to the supervision and management of inmates, including high-profile inmate Jeffrey Epstein. It details the roles and responsibilities of employees, the management of inmate programs, and specific incidents involving Epstein, such as his interactions with staff and his status on suicide watch. The document also mentions issues with system glitches, accountability, and training of staff.


document_description: Notes from an inmate regarding Jeffrey Epstein's time in various tiers of the facility, interactions with guards, and observations before Epstein's death. The inmate mentions an argument with a female officer, Epstein's movements between different tiers, and a conversation with a woman attorney. The inmate also notes comments from guards about Epstein's potential suicide and their lack of concern. Additionally, the inmate describes the environment on the night of Epstein's death and mentions taking Epstein's ID after his death.


document_description: An interview with Inmate 11 at the Metropolitan Correctional Center regarding the circumstances surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death. Inmate 11 provided information about the guards' actions, the condition of Epstein's body, and other observations. The inmate mentioned that Epstein often complained about a CPAP machine and that his cellmate, Johnny Contreras, witnessed events but would not speak due to gang affiliations. The guards allegedly did not perform their rounds properly, and Epstein was found dead during breakfast. The inmate also noted inappropriate behavior between staff and inmates.


document_description: Notes regarding Jeffrey Epstein's time in custody, including observations about his cell conditions, interactions with cellmates, and events surrounding his death. Mentions of complaints about a COPS machine, observations of bruises, and details about the discovery of his body. Includes references to protected material and various document identifiers.


document_description: Interview of EMPLOYEE 25 regarding interactions with Jeffrey Epstein at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. EMPLOYEE 25 conducted an intake interview of Epstein on July 8, 2019, where Epstein denied any mental health, suicide, or substance abuse history. A meeting on August 9, 2019, discussed Epstein's cellmate situation.


document_description: Notes related to an employee's work history and interactions with Jeffrey Epstein. Includes details about employment history, evaluations, and meetings.


document_description: This memorandum documents the interview of a Federal Bureau of Prisons employee regarding the events surrounding the death of Jeffrey Epstein. The interview was conducted by DOJ OIG Special Agents and an Assistant United States Attorney. The employee discussed his work history, duties, and the procedures followed at MCC New York, particularly in the Special Housing Unit (SHU). The employee provided details about the staffing challenges, the process of inmate counts, and his interactions with Epstein and other inmates. He also addressed the issue of Epstein's cellmate and the lack of communication regarding the need for a new cellmate for Epstein.


document_description: The document contains notes from an interview with Employee 26 regarding the operations and staffing issues at MCC, particularly in relation to the SHU and Jeffrey Epstein's case. It discusses staffing shortages, the handling of inmate checks, and specific events on August 9, 2019, involving Epstein's movements and status. The document also includes a waiver for a voluntary interview conducted by the Office of the Inspector General.


document_description: Interview with EMPLOYEE 27, a Senior Officer Specialist at the Bureau of Prisons, regarding procedures and observations at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, including interactions with Jeffrey Epstein.


document_description: This document appears to be a report or notes from an interview with an employee (EMPLOYEE 27) conducted on August 20, 2019, with an attorney present. The interview covers various topics related to the employee's duties and observations, including voluntary interviews in lieu of grand jury appearances, standard flights on grand jury subpoenas, and agreements. The document also details the employee's roles and responsibilities, such as acting as a Lieutenant, conducting rounds, and handling inmate issues in the SHU (Special Housing Unit). It mentions specific dates and times related to Jeffrey Epstein's attorney conference and the employee's observations during that period. The document includes procedural details about inmate counts, control center duties, and SHU meetings.


document_description: The document appears to be a series of notes or memos related to operations and procedures, possibly within a correctional facility. It includes references to shifts, material handling, and security protocols. There are mentions of suicide watch, interactions with inmates, and procedural compliance. The document also contains some illegible or unclear text, possibly due to poor OCR quality.


document_description: An FBI interview conducted on August 19, 2019, with a BOP guard referred to as EMPLOYEE 28, regarding the circumstances surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death. The guard discussed his experience and duties at the BOP, particularly in the Special Housing Unit, and mentioned being advised to keep an eye on Epstein. He also commented on the commotion on the day of Epstein's death and expressed confidence in his own diligence in performing rounds.


document_description: An interview with INMATE 2 at the Metropolitan Correctional Center regarding the events surrounding Jeffrey Epstein's death. INMATE 2 described the actions of a guard who found Epstein unresponsive, the attempts to revive him, and the subsequent actions of MCC personnel. INMATE 2 also noted the absence of typical injuries associated with hanging and mentioned seeing a sheet with a loop and knot.


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document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing events and counts during shifts on August 9 and 10, 2019. It includes sensitive information about inmates on psychological observation and suicide watch, as well as the medical emergency involving inmate Jeffrey Epstein, who was found unresponsive and later transported to a hospital. The log also notes operational details such as equipment checks, institutional counts, and system malfunctions.


document_description: The report details a review of Jeffrey Epstein's inmate records and activities, including phone call records, commissary funds, and visitor logs. It notes an unrecorded call made by Epstein on an unsecure line, his commissary balance at the time of death, and the lack of authorized persons on his call log. It also mentions his last cellmate and the absence of recorded visitors.


document_description: The document is a detailed report on the psychological assessments and observations of an inmate, referred to as 'E', who is under the care of EMPLOYEE 19, a chief psychologist with extensive experience. The report covers various dates and incidents, including suicide risk assessments, interactions with staff, and the inmate's behavior and requests. It also discusses the inmate's placement in different observation statuses and the involvement of other staff members and attorneys. The document highlights the procedures followed for mental health evaluations and the challenges faced in managing the inmate's care.


document_description: The memorandum details the psychological reconstruction of Jeffrey Epstein's death by suicide on August 10, 2019, at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. It includes background information on Epstein's social, legal, and institutional history, health care, and personality description. The document outlines antecedent circumstances, scene description, conclusions, and recommendations for institutional operations. It highlights the need for improved procedures in inmate housing, suicide watch, documentation accuracy, and staff training, particularly concerning sex offense risk factors.


document_description: Interview of EMPLOYEE 4, a Material Handler at MCC, regarding his activities on August 9, 2019, including his work in the warehouse and SHU, interactions with officers, and observations related to Jeffrey Epstein.


document_description: Interview with EMPLOYEE 31 regarding the camera system failures at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) on August 10, 2019, the day of Jeffrey Epstein's death. EMPLOYEE 31 discussed the outdated and malfunctioning camera system, the response to the body alarm, and the subsequent handling of the DVR system.


document_description: The document details issues with the camera and recording systems at MCC, including failures of DVRs and hard drives, and the challenges faced in maintaining and replacing outdated equipment. It mentions the loss of prior data when new hard drives are installed and the need for system upgrades.


document_description: This document provides a detailed timeline of events surrounding the death of Jeffrey Epstein, including his movements, medical response, and notifications to various authorities. It covers the period from August 9, 2019, when Epstein's cellmate departed for court, to August 11, 2019, when the OIG departed the institution with computers. Key events include the discovery of Epstein unresponsive in his cell, medical interventions, notifications to the FBI and other authorities, and the removal of computers from the SHU.


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document_description: The document is a news briefing from the FBI Public Affairs, covering various topics including protests, counter-terrorism, counter-intelligence, criminal investigations, financial crimes, and other news related to the FBI and government activities. It includes updates on protests in Chicago and Portland, legal battles involving Jeffrey Epstein, and international news such as US-China relations and the situation in Lebanon.


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document_description: The document is a news briefing from the FBI Public Affairs, covering various topics including political, criminal, and international news. It includes updates on President Trump's reactions to FBI Director Wray's testimony, federal charges related to protests, investigations into violent crimes, and international relations. The briefing also covers financial crimes, cyber threats, and law enforcement services.


document_description: The document is a news briefing from the FBI Public Affairs, covering various topics including a worldwide opioid bust, protests, Operation Legend, counter-terrorism, counter-intelligence, criminal investigations, financial crime, cyber division updates, law enforcement services, and other FBI news. It also includes other Washington news, international news, and a big picture overview of headlines from major newspapers.


document_description: The document is a news briefing from the FBI Public Affairs, covering various topics including the defense of the FBI's Trump-Russia investigation by James Comey, Operation LeGend's impact on crime rates, counter-terrorism charges, counter-intelligence concerns regarding China, and various criminal investigations and financial crimes. It also includes updates on international relations and cybersecurity threats.


document_description: The document is an FBI Public Affairs News Briefing covering various topics including a plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer, election security, criminal investigations, financial crimes, and international relations. It includes updates on the COVID-19 pandemic, political commentary, and other FBI news.


document_description: The document is an FBI Public Affairs News Briefing covering various topics including election security, Operation LeGend, counter-terrorism, counter-intelligence, criminal investigations, financial crimes, and international news. It includes reports on foreign interference in the US election by Iran and Russia, updates on Operation LeGend, and various criminal investigations across the US. It also covers international news such as protests in Nigeria and Thailand, and diplomatic efforts involving Venezuela and Sudan.


document_description: The document is a news briefing from the FBI Public Affairs, covering various topics including election interference by Russia and Iran, domestic terrorism, criminal investigations, financial crimes, and international relations. It highlights the FBI's involvement in election security, the dismissal of a third-degree murder charge in the George Floyd case, and the sentencing of individuals involved in terrorism and drug trafficking. The briefing also covers the approval of remdesivir by the FDA, the nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, and international issues such as the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict and Sudan's potential normalization of relations with Israel.


document_description: The document is a news briefing from the FBI Public Affairs, covering various topics including US intelligence on foreign interference in mail ballots, protests, counter-terrorism, counter-intelligence, criminal investigations, financial crimes, cyber threats, and international relations. It includes updates on the US election, COVID-19, and other significant events.


document_description: The document is an FBI Public Affairs News Briefing covering various topics including Senate Judiciary Hearing, Operation LeGend, Counter-Terrorism, Counter-Intelligence, Criminal Investigations, Financial Crime & Corporate Scandals, Cyber Division, Laboratory, Other FBI News, Other Washington News, International News, and The Big Picture. It includes updates on investigations, legal proceedings, and international affairs.


document_description: The document is a news briefing from the FBI Public Affairs, covering various topics including cybersecurity, counter-terrorism, criminal investigations, and other FBI news. It includes updates on the most secure US election, various criminal cases, and international news. It also mentions a DOJ report on Alex Acosta's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein plea deal, concluding no misconduct. The briefing covers COVID-19 updates, including state responses and vaccine distribution plans.


document_description: A DOJ report reveals that the FBI had planned to arrest Jeffrey Epstein in May 2007 at a Virgin Islands beauty pageant, but the plan was halted by the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida, led by Alexander Acosta. The report also concludes that Epstein was not assisting the federal government in prosecuting Wall Street traders or serving as an intelligence asset, contrary to rumors. The report criticizes Acosta for poor judgment but finds no misconduct.


document_description: The document is a news briefing from the FBI Public Affairs, dated November 20, 2020. It covers a wide range of topics including criminal investigations, protests, counter-terrorism, counter-intelligence, financial crimes, and international relations. Key topics include the arrest of a Cincinnati councilman on corruption charges, the dismissal of cases against protesters, a federal lawsuit against Chicago police, and the arrest of a Syrian IS suspect in Greece. It also discusses cybersecurity concerns, threats to election officials, and the impact of COVID-19 on various sectors. The briefing mentions several public figures and notable events, including the Trump administration's efforts to challenge election results, CDC's travel advisory for Thanksgiving, and international developments such as the WHO's assessment of Europe's COVID-19 situation and Iran's warning against US military action.


document_description: The briefing covers a wide range of topics including criminal investigations, counter-terrorism, counter-intelligence, financial crimes, and international relations. Key highlights include charges against mobsters in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, the shooting of a Louisville protest leader, and the US sending missiles to the Philippines. It also discusses Biden's prospective cabinet picks, the investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's associates, and the AstraZeneca-Oxford COVID-19 vaccine's efficacy.


document_description: The document is a news briefing from the FBI Public Affairs, covering various topics including the U.S. presidential transition, protests, counter-terrorism, criminal investigations, financial crimes, and international relations. It includes updates on the Trump administration's transition to Biden, legal challenges to the election results, and various criminal cases and investigations. It also covers international news such as vaccine distribution and geopolitical issues.


document_description: The document is a news briefing from the FBI Public Affairs, covering various topics including election integrity, counter-terrorism, counter-intelligence, criminal investigations, financial crimes, cyber division updates, law enforcement services, international relations, and other FBI news. It includes reports on the defense of election integrity by former CISA Director, sentencing in terrorism and financial crime cases, updates on COVID-19 vaccine distribution, and international news such as the assassination of an Iranian nuclear scientist.


document_description: The document is an FBI Public Affairs News Briefing dated December 8, 2020, covering a wide range of topics including election results, criminal investigations, counter-terrorism, financial crimes, and international relations. Key highlights include Georgia's recertification of election results, legal challenges related to the 2020 election, various FBI investigations, and updates on COVID-19 vaccine distribution. The briefing also discusses international issues such as Brexit talks and US sanctions on Iran.


document_description: The document is a comprehensive news briefing from the FBI Public Affairs, covering a wide range of topics including the Capitol riots, counter-terrorism, counter-intelligence, criminal investigations, financial crimes, cyber division activities, and other FBI news. It includes updates on various investigations, legal proceedings, and policy changes. Key topics include the Alaska raid related to the Capitol riot, Secret Service Director's testimony, DOJ's efforts against Chinese espionage, and various criminal cases involving fraud, corruption, and child pornography. The briefing also covers international news, government activities, and economic updates.


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document_description: The document contains a note indicating that no images were produced. It includes a reference number EFTA00137537.


document_description: The document contains a note indicating that no images were produced, with a reference number EFTA00137538.


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document_description: The document indicates that no images were produced, possibly referring to a request or requirement for images that was not fulfilled.


document_description: The document contains a note indicating that no images were produced, with a reference number EFTA00137548.


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document_description: The document contains a note indicating that no images were produced, with a reference number EFTA00137566.


document_description: The document indicates that no images were produced for the specified EFTA ID.


document_description: Tova Noel acknowledges receipt of Program Statement #3420.11 and recognizes the responsibility to familiarize with its provisions.


document_description: This document is a training report for Tova Noel, detailing various training courses completed between 2017 and 2019. It includes course codes, titles, delivery types, and duty hours.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the events and counts of inmates throughout the day on July 10, 2019. It includes information about inmate counts, security checks, and specific incidents involving inmates, including Jeffrey Epstein.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the activities and events during different shifts on July 12, 2019. It includes information on inmate counts, security checks, equipment inventories, and sensitive information such as inmates on psychological observation and suicide watch. The log also records phone checks, body alarm tests, and institutional counts. No flight or celebrity information is mentioned.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the events and operations during different shifts on July 22, 2019. It includes information about inmate counts, security checks, equipment inventories, and incidents such as anonymous threats and administrative detentions.


document_description: A detailed schedule of the Introduction to Correctional Techniques Phase I training program at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, covering various topics such as BOP introduction, legal responsibilities, diversity management, and emergency procedures over a four-week period.


document_description: This document contains information about a Federal Prison System credential, including issuance details, expiration dates, and sponsorship status.


document_description: The document is an Accurint Comprehensive Person Report for Michael A Thomas Sr, indicating various personal and legal information. It includes sections on criminal records, property, corporate affiliations, weapons permits, and bankruptcy status. All specific personal data is redacted.


document_description: This document contains the results of a DMV inquiry conducted by the FBI for an individual named Michael A. Thomas. The inquiry was related to violent crime and gangs. The document includes details about suspensions and revocations of the individual's driving privileges, registration status, and a wanted person hit confirmation request. The document also contains transaction IDs and message headers from the FBI.


document_description: The document contains DMV and NCIC responses for an individual named Michael A. Thomas. It includes details such as his driver's license status, physical description, and endorsements. The document also mentions a mugshot image of the individual.


document_description: Receipt for the collection/seizure of an Apple iPhone XS from Shannon Farrar, Law Offices of Montell Figgins, by the FBI.


document_description: The document logs the receipt of an Apple iPhone XS from Shannon Farrar, an associate at the Law Offices of Montell Figgins, as part of the death investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. The phone was provided with a consent to search form signed by Michael Thomas. The phone was placed in airplane mode and a receipt was issued.


document_description: This document appears to be related to a DOJ internal system for managing PIV card issuance and sponsorship. It includes details about a specific cardholder's PIV card, including issuance ID, serial number, CHUID expiration, and sponsorship information. The current sponsor is Mercedes Idetta Beckett-Simmons, and the card is associated with the Bureau of Prisoners/Federal Prison System.


document_description: The document is a Bureau of Prisons incident report detailing the events surrounding the suicide attempt and subsequent death of inmate Jeffrey Epstein on August 10, 2019. The report includes a timeline of events, medical response, and staff involvement. It notes that Epstein was found unresponsive in his cell and was later pronounced dead at the hospital. The report also includes various memorandums from staff involved in the incident.


document_description: This document contains the 30-minute check sheet records for the Special Housing Unit at MCC New York on July 25, 2019. It details the time frames, start and end times, and signatures for each check conducted throughout the day and night. The checks are conducted to ensure that inmates in administrative detention or disciplinary segregation are observed at least twice per hour.


document_description: This document contains the 30-minute check sheets for the Special Housing Unit at MCC New York, detailing the observation times and signatures for inmate checks. The checks are conducted every 30 minutes to ensure inmates are observed at least twice per hour. The document includes multiple tables with time frames, start and end times, and signatures for each check period.


document_description: This document contains detailed inmate rosters and count sheets from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, dated August 9, 2019. It includes information on inmate assignments, housing units, and official counts at various times throughout the day. The document also lists out-counts for specific units and includes signatures of staff members responsible for the counts.


document_description: This document contains a series of log entries for inmates, detailing their names, registration numbers, and times of entry and exit. Notable entries include Jeffrey Epstein, who appears multiple times with different time logs.


document_description: This document summarizes the psychology contacts with Jeffrey Epstein during his time at the Metropolitan Correctional Center. It details his intake screening, suicide risk assessments, and observations while on suicide watch and psychological observation. Epstein denied any suicidal ideation and expressed concerns about his conditions in SHU. He was seen multiple times by psychology services and was eventually removed from suicide watch and placed back in SHU with a cellmate.


document_description: This email is a forwarded message regarding the case of Jeffrey Epstein. It includes a request for the preservation of various documents and evidence related to Epstein's detention and death. The email also mentions the need to route requests for production through a Freedom of Information Act request.


document_description: An email forwarding a report about an incident involving Jeffrey Epstein, identified as a suicide attempt by hanging/asphyxiation, which occurred on 7/23/2019. The email includes a request to print the report for further review.


document_description: The document is a suicide watch observation log for inmate Jeffrey Epstein, covering the period from July 23, 2019, to July 24, 2019. It includes detailed observations of Epstein's behavior and activities during this time, noting that he was mostly sleeping. The log also mentions the transition of Epstein from suicide watch to psychological observation on July 24, 2019.


document_description: The document contains a detailed observation log of Jeffrey Epstein's activities on July 30, 2019, including his interactions and meals. It also includes email correspondence regarding the preservation of video footage related to Epstein's first alleged suicide attempt and psych observation updates.


document_description: The document contains detailed procedures and observations related to Jeffrey Epstein's suicide watch and psychological observation at MCC New York. It includes logs of his behavior, institutional responses to psychological evaluations, and recommendations for handling inmates with mental health concerns. The document also addresses issues of documentation accuracy, cellmate assignments, and staff training.


document_description: Email discussing the status of Jeffrey Epstein's psych observation and complaints about dehydration and conditions in SHU.


document_description: The document contains detailed logs and reports related to the suicide of Jeffrey Epstein at MCC New York. It includes timelines of events, observations from suicide watch logs, and reports on the conditions at MCC. The document also discusses the investigations by the FBI and OIG, and the response from the DOJ and other officials. It highlights issues such as staffing shortages, falsified records, and inadequate conditions at the facility.


document_description: A memorandum from the Acting Clinical Director at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, New York, regarding the need for an electrical extension cord for inmate Jeffrey Epstein to use his CPAP machine during the evening.


document_description: The document is a suicide risk assessment for Jeffrey Epstein conducted by the Bureau of Prisons. It includes findings from a clinical interview and medical record review. Epstein was placed on psychological observation due to risk factors such as high-profile case, media attention, and sex offense charges. Despite these, he denied any suicidal ideation and exhibited protective factors like future orientation and a positive outlook. The assessment concluded a low acute suicide risk and absent chronic suicide risk.


document_description: Incident report detailing a self-mutilation attempt by Jeffrey Epstein on 07/23/2019 at MCC New York. Epstein attempted to hang himself in his cell and was found unresponsive but breathing. The incident was reported by his cellmate and staff intervened to remove the homemade rope from his neck.


document_description: The document is a table listing various individuals with associated dates and identification numbers. It includes names such as Epstein, Jeffry and others, along with dates that appear to be in 2019. The table also contains some completion status and other miscellaneous data.


document_description: The document contains a series of medical records and assessments for Jeffrey Epstein during his incarceration at NYM. It includes clinical encounters, psychological evaluations, medical treatment refusals, and health screenings. Key issues addressed include Epstein's chronic health conditions such as hyperlipidemia, sleep apnea, and prediabetes, as well as psychological assessments related to his risk of suicide and mental health status. The records also document his refusal of certain medical treatments and evaluations.


document_description: This memorandum details an interaction with inmate Jeffrey Epstein on August 9, 2019, regarding a social call to his family. Epstein was escorted to the Special Housing Unit to make the call, which was limited to 15 minutes. The call was reportedly to his mother, but the number was not noted.


document_description: This document contains various records related to Jeffrey Edward Epstein's incarceration, including inmate history, security designation, custody classification, and inmate profile. It details his housing assignments, death record, and charges related to sex trafficking and conspiracy. The document also notes the absence of disciplinary records and custody classification records.


document_description: The report details an investigation into an incident involving Jeffrey Epstein at the New York MCC. On July 23, 2019, Epstein was found in his cell with a noose around his neck. He was placed on suicide watch. Interviews with Epstein and his cellmate Nicholas Tartaglione were conducted. Epstein claimed he was not suicidal and had no issues with Tartaglione. The investigation found insufficient evidence of assault by Tartaglione. No CIMS separation was warranted.


document_description: The document reports the death of inmate Jeffrey Edward Epstein at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York on August 10, 2019. Epstein was found unresponsive in his cell from an apparent suicide. Life-saving measures were initiated, and he was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead. The FBI is investigating the incident. The document includes details about the facility, inmate accountability, psychological services, and various procedural updates following the incident.


document_description: This memorandum from the Federal Bureau of Prisons' Reentry Services Division addresses the psychological reconstruction of Jeffrey Epstein's death. It reviews the institution's response to the psychological reconstruction of Epstein's suicide at MCC New York, highlighting corrective actions and implementation plans. The document discusses Epstein's background, legal history, institutional history, health care, and personality description. It also outlines antecedent circumstances, scene description, conclusions, and recommendations for institutional operations. The memorandum emphasizes the need for improved communication, documentation accuracy, and staff training, particularly regarding sex offender-specific risk factors.


document_description: The report provides a summary of inmate Jeffrey Epstein's transactions, contacts, and communications during his incarceration from July 6, 2019, to August 10, 2019. It includes details of money received via Western Union from individuals such as Gulnora Tali, Darren K. Indyke, and Richard Kahn. No information was found for money sent, contact lists, addresses, phone lists, calls, email lists, email messages, visitor lists, visits, and timeline events other than money received.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the activities and counts of inmates during different shifts on July 6, 2019. It includes information about operational checks, inmate movements, and administrative actions.


document_description: A confidential report detailing the daily activities and observations of the Lieutenant at the Metropolitan Correctional Center on July 7, 2019.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the activities and counts during different shifts on July 7, 2019. It includes information about institutional counts, equipment checks, and sensitive information regarding an inmate at a local hospital with USMS guards. The log also notes the removal of inmate Epstein to a different area.


document_description: Lieutenant's log and daily activities report for Sunday, July 21, 2019, from the Federal Bureau of Prisons at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.


document_description: The memorandum is a daily activity report from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, dated July 22, 2019. It details the activities and status of various units within the facility for July 21, 2019. Key points include modified operations for unit 11 south, staff shortages leading to vacated correctional assignments, and the status of inmates in outside hospital, suicide watch, furlough, and dry cell. The report also includes information on new admissions, releases, and special housing unit admissions, as well as leave and overtime details for staff.


document_description: The memorandum details the daily activities at the Metropolitan Correctional Center on July 24, 2019. It includes reports on inoperative doors, fire watch status, inmate movements, missing reports, and staff leave and overtime. Jeffrey Epstein is noted to be on suicide watch with an inmate companion.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the events and counts during different shifts on August 7, 2019. It includes information on inmate movements, equipment checks, and institutional counts.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing events and operations over a period from August 9 to August 10, 2019. It includes information on inmate counts, security checks, and a medical emergency involving inmate Jeffrey Epstein, who was found unresponsive in his cell and transported to a hospital. The log also notes system malfunctions and operational modifications.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the activities and events during different shifts on August 13 and 14, 2019. It includes information on inmate counts, security checks, and incidents such as body alarm tests and inmate movements. Sensitive information about inmates on psychological observation is noted, and several inmates are mentioned in relation to administrative detention and other actions.


document_description: The document is a Daily Activity Report from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the activities and incidents on August 2, 2019. It includes information on correctional assignments, special housing unit admissions, new admissions and releases, missing reports and equipment, leave and overtime details, and institution totals.


document_description: The document is a confidential report from the Federal Bureau of Prisons, specifically from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. It includes a Lieutenant's log and daily activity log for August 10, 2019.


document_description: A memo from Rob, the National Suicide Prevention Coordinator at the Federal Bureau of Prisons, to the Warden regarding the scheduling of a Psychological Reconstruction for inmate Epstein. The memo discusses the logistics of the reconstruction, including the need for staff interviews, document gathering, and travel arrangements.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the activities and counts of inmates throughout the day on August 7, 2019. It includes information on the operational status of security systems, inmate movements, and administrative actions taken during different shifts.


document_description: A confidential memo from the Associate Warden at MCC New York.


document_description: This document is a psych observation log for inmate Jeffrey Epstein, registration number 76318-054, covering the period from July 8, 2019, at 6 PM to July 10, 2019, at 9 AM. It includes details of his activities, interactions, and observations made by inmate companions and staff during this period. The log records his sleeping patterns, pacing, interactions with inmate companions, and visits. It also includes a chart for meals and liquids offered and received, although it is mostly unfilled.


document_description: The document contains location information for MCC New York and is marked as confidential. It includes reference numbers SDNY 00009284 and EFTA00139316.


document_description: A confidential memo from the Associate Warden at MCC New York regarding Jeffrey Epstein's BEMR records, with attachments labeled as parts 1 to 5.


document_description: The document contains multiple instances of Jeffrey Epstein refusing medical treatment recommended by the Federal Bureau of Prisons Medical staff. It includes his signature and acknowledgment of the consequences of refusing treatment. Additionally, there are records of dental examinations and clinical encounters, including a cardiac arrest event on 08/10/2019.


document_description: This document contains detailed medical records for Jeffrey Epstein, including physical examination results, health problems identified, medications prescribed, and other health-related information during his incarceration. The records cover various aspects such as thorax, spine, cardiovascular, abdomen, extremities, reflexes, skin, lymphatics, and more. It also includes information on medications, allergies, and pending medical appointments.


document_description: A memo from an Associate Warden at MCC New York regarding a visit to inmate Jeffrey Epstein in SHU. Epstein was preparing to meet with his attorneys and expressed no mental health concerns or suicidal thoughts. He requested to be moved to general population and asked for social calls and a book. His mood was stable with no signs of distress.


document_description: This document is a psych observation log for inmate Jeffrey Epstein, covering the period from July 8, 2019, to July 10, 2019. It includes detailed observations of Epstein's activities, interactions, and behavior while under psych observation. The log records his sleeping patterns, interactions with inmate companions, and visits from psychological staff. It also notes his meals and shower activities, although many entries are left blank. The document is marked confidential and includes several shifts of observation by different staff members.


document_description: A report regarding the use of the wrong log book for staff watch related to Jeffrey Epstein's suicide watch. The wrong book (WM companion log) was used instead of the Staff Suicide Watch log. A second log was completed using the correct log and initialed for Thomas. Entries are identical in both logs.


document_description: This document is a psych observation log for inmate Jeffrey Epstein, registration number 76318-054, covering the period from July 8, 2019, at 6 PM to July 10, 2019, at 9 AM. It includes details of his activities, interactions, and observations made by inmate companions and staff during this period. The log also contains an eating/shower chart, though it is mostly unfilled. Epstein's activities include sleeping, pacing, and interacting with inmate companions and staff. He also had a visit and a psych evaluation during this period.


document_description: A staff watch was assigned incorrectly using the I/M companion log instead of the Staff Suicide Watch log. The error was discovered and corrected by completing a second log with the correct Suicide Watch log. Both logs have identical entries.


document_description: A correctional officer was assigned to staff watch but used the wrong log book (I/M companion log) instead of the Staff Suicide Watch log. The error was discovered, and a second log was completed using the correct Suicide Watch log. Entries in both logs are identical.


document_description: Chronological log regarding Jeffrey Epstein's observation and transfer to psych observation from 7/23/19 to 7/30/19.


document_description: The document details the transfer and observation of Jeffrey Epstein in a correctional facility. Epstein was under the supervision of an I/M companion from July 23, 2019, to July 24, 2019, and was then transferred to psych observation until July 30, 2019, with a UM companion utilized.


document_description: A correctional officer was assigned to staff watch but used the wrong log book (I/M companion log) instead of the Staff Suicide Watch log. A DTS discovered the error and completed a second log using the correct Suicide Watch log. Entries in both logs are identical.


document_description: A correctional officer (C/O) was assigned to staff watch but used the wrong log book (I/M companion log) instead of the Staff Suicide Watch log. The error was discovered, and a second log was completed using the correct Suicide Watch log. Entries in both logs are identical.


document_description: A forensic psychologist reports an inmate's claim that his cellmate was encouraged by guards to harm him. This is in context of previous claims by inmate Epstein that his cellmate injured him, which the cellmate denied.


document_description: A series of internal communications regarding an inmate on Psychological Observation who reported not receiving his constipation medication. The Chief Pharmacist at MCC New York is involved in resolving the issue.


document_description: A note discussing the decision to keep an individual on throughout the weekend after consulting with AW SS and Legal, with a likely transition to SHU after the weekend. Includes a thank you for printing a document and seeing Epstein, and a personal inquiry about someone's mother.


document_description: The document is a daily activity report from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, dated July 25, 2019. It details the activities and incidents that occurred on July 24, 2019, including fire watch status, inmate admissions and releases, and staff leave and overtime. Notably, Jeffrey Epstein is mentioned as being on suicide watch with an inmate companion. The report also includes information on missing fire and security reports, equipment inventory, and institution totals for various units.


document_description: A note regarding the provision of medication to an inmate, specifying a reduced amount of Colace and milk of magnesia.


document_description: The memorandum details the daily activities at the Metropolitan Correctional Center on July 29, 2019. It includes information on fire watch, special housing unit placements, new admissions, releases, missing reports, leave utilization, and overtime. Notably, Jeffrey Epstein is mentioned as being on psychological observation with an inmate companion.


document_description: A legal hold notice issued by the Office of the General Counsel, Federal Bureau of Prisons, regarding the obligation to preserve records and electronically stored information related to the death of inmate Jeffrey Epstein. The notice outlines the requirement for BOP employees to preserve all potentially relevant information, including electronic files and physical documents, and provides instructions on how to handle such information to avoid court-ordered sanctions or employment action.


document_description: A brief note indicating that Jeffrey Epstein, identified by his inmate number #76318-054, is under suicide watch and psych observation.


document_description: A brief note thanking someone for printing a document and seeing Epstein, with a personal inquiry about the recipient's mother.


document_description: A brief note indicating that Jeffrey Epstein, inmate #76318-054, is under suicide watch and psych observation.


document_description: A note discussing the provision of medication to an individual, mentioning a change in the quantity of Colace and milk of magnesia provided.


document_description: A memo regarding the status of suicide watch and psychiatric observation, with pending SHU bedspace.


document_description: This memorandum outlines the procedures for placing inmates on Psychological Observation status at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, New York. It includes definitions, purposes, and detailed procedures for monitoring inmates who are mentally unstable but not suicidal. The memorandum is a resubmittal with revisions and updated signatures.


document_description: A note regarding Jeffrey Epstein's condition and complaints during his legal visit. Epstein complained about dehydration due to limited bathroom breaks and expressed anxiety about returning to SHU due to noise and inability to sleep.


document_description: Interview notes detailing the subject's inability to recall events leading to neck marks, anxiety about returning to SHU, sleep issues, dehydration concerns, and emotional support from lawyers and friends. Additional notes from 7/28/19 include eating habits, numbness in right arm, and aversion to noise.


document_description: The memorandum details the daily activities and incidents at the Metropolitan Correctional Center on July 8, 2019. It includes information on shifts, inmate movements, and staffing issues. Notably, Jeffrey Epstein was placed on psychological observation. The report also lists new admissions, releases, and special housing unit admissions.


document_description: The document is a daily activity report from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing events and statuses for July 26, 2019. It includes information on fire watch, inmate movements, and staffing issues. Notably, Jeffrey Epstein is mentioned as being on suicide watch with an inmate companion. The report also lists new admissions, releases, and special housing unit placements.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the events and counts during different shifts on July 26, 2019. It includes information about inmate counts, security checks, and specific mentions of Jeffrey Epstein being on suicide watch with an inmate companion.


document_description: The document is a brief note indicating that Jeffrey Epstein, identified by his inmate number #76318-054, is under suicide watch and psych observation.


document_description: Inmate Jeffrey Epstein is being taken off Psych Observation. No suicide watch is currently in place. Pending bedspace for SHU.


document_description: A legal hold notice issued by the Federal Bureau of Prisons regarding the obligation to preserve records and electronically stored information related to the death of inmate Jeffrey Epstein. The notice emphasizes the importance of preserving all relevant electronic and physical documents and outlines specific actions required by record custodians.


document_description: This document is a clinical encounter report for inmate Jeffrey Epstein, detailing a resuscitation event on 08/10/2019. 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 a local ER with CPR in progress.


document_description: A memo titled 'Emergency Code Epstein' sent on 8/10/2019 by a Clinical Nurse Specialist at the Bureau of Prisons, MCC New York.


document_description: A memo discussing conversations with Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his housing and access to water in attorney conference. The memo notes that Epstein cannot be housed in the Cadre as he is a pretrial inmate and cannot be housed alone in SHU due to a prior suicide attempt/gesture. The attorneys did not mention suicide watch or psychological observation.


document_description: This document contains a series of tables detailing the 30-minute check schedule for inmates in the Special Housing Unit at MCC New York. The tables list time frames, start and end times, and signatures for each check period throughout the day. The document emphasizes the requirement for staff to observe inmates at least twice per hour on an irregular schedule, with all observations documented. The document is marked confidential and includes multiple references to different tiers and watch operations.


document_description: The document contains 30-minute check sheets for the Special Housing Unit at MCC New York, detailing the observation schedule for inmates in continuous lockdown status. It includes time frames, start and end times, and signatures for each observation period. The document emphasizes the requirement for staff to observe inmates at least twice per hour on an irregular schedule, with all observations documented.


document_description: This document contains 30-minute check sheets for the Special Housing Unit at MCC New York, detailing the observation schedule for inmates in administrative detention or disciplinary segregation. The document includes time frames, start and end times, and signatures for each observation period across different tiers (G, H, J, K, L, M) on the specified date.


document_description: The log details the events and counts at the Metropolitan Correctional Center on August 10, 2019. It includes routine checks, counts, and a medical emergency involving inmate Jeffrey Epstein, who was found unresponsive and transported to a hospital.


document_description: The document is a log of inmate Jeffrey Epstein's activities and observations on July 30, 2019, from 5:00 AM to 8:15 AM. It includes details of his sleep patterns, interactions, and meals.


document_description: Notification to the court regarding the death of Jeffrey Epstein on August 10, 2019, at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. The letter details the circumstances of his death, the ongoing investigations by the FBI and DOJ OIG, and the pending autopsy results.


document_description: A response from Warde to an inquiry by Judge Richard M. Berman is attached. The correspondence is from a Supervisory Staff Attorney at the CLC New York, Metropolitan Correctional Center.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the events and counts during different shifts on July 7, 2019. It includes information about institutional counts, equipment checks, and sensitive information regarding an inmate at a local hospital with USMS guards. The log also notes the movement of inmate Jeffrey Epstein.


document_description: The document is a recommendation from the Central Office to conduct a suicide risk assessment for inmate Jeffrey Epstein upon his return from court. It highlights Epstein's risk factors for suicidality, including his high-profile case, media attention, sex offense charges, and pre-trial status. The document instructs staff to notify the psychology department and place Epstein on a watch status if he returns after duty hours.


document_description: The document is a communication regarding the suicide risk assessment for inmate Jeffrey Epstein. It details instructions for staff at MCC New York to conduct a suicide risk assessment upon Epstein's return from court, due to potential bad news and identified risk factors for suicidality. The document emphasizes the need for proactive measures and outlines procedures if Epstein returns after psychology staff hours.


document_description: This document is a Bureau of Prisons (BOP) daily log covering the period from July 6, 2019, to July 18, 2019. It includes entries for various individuals with their registration numbers, names, movements, and status changes within the prison system. The log details movements such as releases, hospital transfers, court appearances, and administrative changes.


document_description: Lieutenant's log and daily activities report for Sunday, July 21, 2019, from the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Metropolitan Correctional Center, New York.


document_description: On July 23, 2019, Jeffrey Epstein was found in the Special Housing Unit (SHU) with red marks on his neck. He was placed on Suicide Watch after alleging his cellmate attempted to kill him. Medical and psychological assessments were conducted, and his case is under review for placement in the general population.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the activities and events during different shifts on July 24, 2019. It includes information about inmate counts, security checks, and specific notes on Jeffrey Epstein's status, who was on suicide watch and later moved to psychological observation. The logs also mention system malfunctions and security measures in place.


document_description: Email correspondence regarding the sharing of documents and photographs related to the investigation into the July 23, 2019 incident involving Jeffrey Epstein. The USAO SDNY Criminal Division requested the materials, and the BOP concurred with sharing them under the condition that they are not disseminated further without approval.


document_description: The document is a report from the U.S. Department of Justice/Federal Bureau of Prisons regarding inmate Jeffrey Epstein's psychological and physical condition. Epstein reported numbness in his right arm and neck, and issues with his cell's toilet. He is aware of his return to SHU but requested to stay one more night to receive his CPAP machine for sleep apnea. He will remain on psychological observation for the day and transition to SHU the next day.


document_description: A custody alert notice for Jeffrey Epstein, detailing his prisoner number, original offense, and mental health concerns.


document_description: Complaints from Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his conditions at MCC, including lack of toilet paper, issues with his CPAP machine, and limited phone call access.


document_description: A draft condolence letter for Jeffrey Epstein's next of kin is mentioned. The sender is seeking a mailing address for Epstein's brother.


document_description: Inmate Epstein #76318-054 is being taken off Psych Observation and needs to be housed with an appropriate cellmate. No suicide watch or psych observation is required.


document_description: Lieutenant's log and daily activity report for the Metropolitan Correctional Center on August 10, 2019.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing events and counts during shifts on August 10, 2019. It includes information about inmate counts, security checks, and a medical emergency involving inmate Jeffrey Epstein, who was found unresponsive in his cell and transported to a hospital.


document_description: Lt. Rounds for 8/9-8/10 with work stations logged on to complete rounds at the Metropolitan Correctional Center.


document_description: This document is a chronological log of the suicide watch for inmate Jeffrey Epstein at MCC New York, covering the period from July 23, 2019, to July 24, 2019. It includes observations made by staff during the watch, noting Epstein's activities and statements, such as claiming his cellmate tried to kill him. The log also records the items allowed in the cell and instructions for observers.


document_description: This document is a psych observation log for Jeffrey Epstein, covering the period from July 8, 2019, to July 10, 2019. It includes detailed observations of Epstein's activities, interactions, and behavior while under psych observation. The log records his eating, sleeping, and pacing patterns, as well as interactions with inmate companions and staff. It also notes his refusal of meals and his discussions about prison life and celebrities.


document_description: A correctional officer was assigned to staff watch but used the wrong log book (I/M companion log) instead of the Staff Suicide Watch log. The error was discovered, and a second log was completed using the correct Suicide Watch log. Entries in both logs are identical.


document_description: This document is a psych observation log for inmate Jeffrey Epstein, registration number 76318-054, covering the period from July 8, 2019, at 6 PM to July 10, 2019, at 9 AM. It includes details of his activities, interactions, and observations made by inmate companions and staff during this period. The log records his sleeping patterns, interactions with inmate companions, and movements within the facility. It also includes a chart for meals and liquids offered and consumed, as well as shower opportunities.


document_description: Beth Shelburne, a freelance journalist, requests information on current staffing levels at a facility in light of the Jeffrey Epstein case.


document_description: The document is an incident report detailing a suicide attempt by Jeffrey Epstein on July 23, 2019, at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York. Epstein was found in his cell with a noose around his neck and was placed on suicide watch. The report includes observations from staff and medical assessments. Nicholas Tartaglione, Epstein's cellmate, is mentioned as a potential threat to Epstein.


document_description: The report details an investigation into an incident involving inmate Jeffrey Epstein at the New York MCC. On July 23, 2019, Epstein was found in his cell with a noose around his neck. He was placed on suicide watch. Interviews with Epstein and his cellmate Nicholas Tartaglione were conducted. Epstein stated he did not feel threatened by Tartaglione and did not have suicidal intentions. The investigation found insufficient evidence of assault by Tartaglione.


document_description: The memo details the events surrounding the discovery of Jeffrey Epstein unresponsive in his cell on August 10, 2019. It describes the immediate response by officers and medical staff, including CPR and the transfer to a hospital. It also notes a failure to complete scheduled rounds.


document_description: On August 10, 2019, at approximately 6:33 a.m., inmate Jeffrey Epstein was found unresponsive in his cell at MCC New York. Officers Tovia Noel and Michael Thomas admitted to not conducting the 3 a.m. and 5 a.m. counts. Epstein was pronounced dead at 7:36 a.m. after being transported to a local hospital. The officers were asked to provide memorandums but stated they were traumatized and needed to go home.


document_description: A letter from Judge Richard M. Berman addressing the death of Jeffrey Epstein and questioning the investigation into an incident involving Epstein at the MCC on or about July 23, 2019.


document_description: A note indicating that staff watched an individual when he initially went on watch on July 23 from 1:40am to lam. It mentions that three emails will follow.


document_description: A correctional officer was assigned to staff watch but used the wrong log book (I/M companion log) instead of the Staff Suicide Watch log. The error was discovered by DTS, and a second log was completed using the correct Suicide Watch log. Entries are identical in both logs.


document_description: C/O Thomas was assigned to staff watch, but the wrong log book (I/M companion log) was used instead of the Staff Suicide Watch log. A second log was completed using the correct Suicide Watch log, with entries identical in both logs. The Associate Warden at MCC New York was involved.


document_description: Memo regarding I/M companion duties and Epstein's transfer to psych observation.


document_description: This document contains a series of tables detailing the 30-minute observation checks conducted in the Special Housing Unit of MCC New York on August 8, 2019. Each table records the time frame, start and end times, and signatures for each observation period throughout the day. The document emphasizes the requirement for staff to observe inmates at least twice per hour, with observations documented on an irregular schedule and no more than 40 minutes apart.


document_description: The document is a 30-minute check sheet from the Special Housing Unit at MCC New York, dated 08/09/2019. It outlines the schedule for staff to observe inmates in administrative detention or disciplinary segregation at least twice per hour. The observations are to be conducted on an irregular schedule and documented. The document includes multiple tables with time frames, start and end times, and spaces for signatures, but many fields are incomplete or contain errors.


document_description: The document is a 30-minute check sheet from the Special Housing Unit at MCC New York, dated August 10, 2019. It outlines the schedule for staff to observe inmates in administrative detention or disciplinary segregation. Observations are required at least twice per hour, on an irregular schedule, and must be documented. The document includes multiple tables for different tiers (G, H, J, K, L, M) with time frames, start and end times, and signature fields, many of which are incomplete. The document is marked confidential and includes reference numbers SDNY 00011257 to SDNY 00011262 and EFTA00139636 to EFTA00139641.


document_description: This document contains a series of security and operational logs from the Truscope Silverlight Dashboard, detailing various checks, searches, and rounds conducted on August 9 and 10, 2019. The logs include key checks, fire alarm panel checks, inventory verifications, and rounds by officers and lieutenants. It also records changes in inmate counts and security checks.


document_description: A schedule document listing various departments and roles within a correctional facility, including Warden, AW Programs, AW Operations, and others. The schedule is for the week starting 8/4/19. The document also includes a table for 'Other Visitors' which is empty.


document_description: A memo from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York regarding inmate movements and cell arrangements. It notes that Inmate Reyes may not return and that Inmate Epstein will need a cell mate after an attorney visit.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the activities and events during different shifts on July 5 and 6, 2019. It includes information about institutional counts, equipment checks, and inmate movements, including Jeffrey Epstein's transfer to unit 5N.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the activities and counts of inmates on July 7, 2019. It includes information about the operational status of security systems, inmate counts, and specific events such as body alarm tests and institutional counts. Notably, it mentions an inmate, Epstein, being moved and monitored phone calls related to international terrorism and high alert situations.


document_description: This document is a daily activity log for the Lieutenant at the Metropolitan Correctional Center on July 14, 2019. It details the activities and observations made by the Lieutenant during the day.


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the activities and counts during different shifts on July 13, 2019. It includes information on inmate counts, security checks, and operational duties. Sensitive information regarding inmates on suicide and psychological observation is noted. The log also records equipment checks, body alarm tests, and institutional counts.


document_description: A report from the Federal Bureau of Prisons detailing the lieutenant's log and daily activities for July 20, 2019, at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.


document_description: A document from the U.S. Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Prisons, Metropolitan Correctional Center, marked as confidential. It includes a Latin phrase 'Si vis pacem, para bellum.'


document_description: The document is a daily log from the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York, detailing the events and operations on July 27, 2019. It includes information about inmate counts, security checks, and specific notes on inmate Jeffrey Epstein, who was on psychological observation with an inmate companion. The log also mentions system malfunctions and security measures in place.


document_description: A memo regarding the status of suicide watch and psychiatric observation, with pending SHU bedspace details.


document_description: A note mentioning suicide watch and pending SHU beds.