EFTA00032047.pdf

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Subject: RE: Epstein search warrant documents 
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I'm at 
now and will be driving to White Plains tomorrow. I'm happy to pick up the drive today and drive it 
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home tomorrow if that's workable. 
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Can we offer to do this? Or have an agent deliver it? This seems rife with problematic possibilities... 
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Subject: RE: Epstein search warrant documents 
I'll see what we can arrange. 
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Hello MM, 
Our office is not open and I am still working from home. Is it possible to have this data sent to my home? 
Thank you. 
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EFTA00032047


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Subject: RE: Epstein search warrant documents 
Everything with the exception of a couple of items are ready. I will get you an actual number before I send it over. 
We can send it over tomorrow. There will be ReadMe files included so it will be easy to see where the items came from. I 
am a little worried about how the e-mail will present. While looking through on a spot check, the attachments are not 
connected to the e-mails in the forensic tool. I believe it is a function of the e-mail client they were using to begin with. I 
know that the attachments are a concern of yours. We may have to massage things a bit to get it right. Now that we are 
working every day, and everything has been processed, it shouldn't be too big a deal. So far the export is about 350 GB. It 
copies slowly because it is a ton of pretty small files. You ar…
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