This document is an internal email from April 16, 2019, between USANYS officials discussing staffing for the Jeffrey Epstein case. The sender proposes adding a specific female employee currently in the 'VOC' unit to the team, contingent on her transfer to their location in the summer. The email also mentions canvassing a list for other potential additions while noting interpersonal dynamics between redacted staff members.
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Jeffrey Epstein | Subject of investigation |
Mentioned in subject line 'Epstein staffing' and body regarding putting staff on his case
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| Redacted Sender | Sender (USANYS) |
Discussing staffing decisions for the Epstein case
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| Redacted Recipient | Recipient (USANYS) |
Receiving staffing proposals
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| Redacted Female | Staff Member/Candidate |
Person being considered to be put on the Epstein case; currently in VOC unit; expected to come 'here' in the summer
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| Redacted Individual | Messenger |
Person the sender would 'dispatch' to speak to the female candidate
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| Location | Context |
|---|---|
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Implied location referred to as 'here'
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"I think the only way we could put [REDACTED] on Epstein is if we have it worked out that she is coming here this summer"Source
"she is in VOC, which is a unit where it makes sense to have an assistant on this case"Source
"I sense [REDACTED] would not be thrilled about [REDACTED]"Source
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