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To: 1 
Subject: FW: Epstein search warrant documents 
Date: Tue, 31 Mar 2020 17:02:32 +0000 
Embedded: Epstein_terms jor_privilege_review.insg 
Just FYI 
From: 
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2020 13:02 
To:
 (NY) (FBI)' <[email protected]> 
Subject: RE: Epstein search warrant documents 
Hey =, 
So far so good here, thanks — just trying to deal with the tech issues of working from home (not to mention the inability to 
interview witnesses!) but really can't complain at all, the girlfriend and I are both healthy and distancing. Hope that's true 
for you and yours too. 
In terms of the issues below, unfortunately there isn't any progress — it's not a delay on our end, we've run the taint 
screen and so the AUSAs and agents all have access on Relativity to the materials that 
sent over in December. We 
also sent the privilege taint terms to the agents a couple weeks ago so they could run the screen on whatever programs 
they may be using — that's attached. We hadn't realized that they were impeded on their review due to any taint issue, 
we just thought they were using Relativity, same as us. 
More generally though, the issue we continue to have is the same one since February. We have absolutely no sense of 
what 
sent to us — it's not organized or identified by device or even by location, the documents aren't joined with 
their attachments (their "families" in the terms of doc review), we can't look at native files, etc. It's all the issues from my 
March 9 email, below, which 
never responded to. And it's only 1.4 million documents out of what are presumably 
tens of millions total — we haven't gotten any version of the rest (and don't know exactly what we're missing, because 
again, we have no way to track what we've been given so far). 
If 
(and/or others at CART) are teleworking, it would be great to get help on this, because obviously weeks are going 
by that we could be using to review. I had been trying to push my chiefs for a meeting in early March but then…
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