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Subject: RE: Discovery questions
Date: Wed, 19 Aug 2020 22:34:33 +0000
Yep, it looks like we have all of the trash pulls—I think they did the organizational structure you asked for when they gave
it to us back in September.
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Subject: FW: Discovery questions
For the scans, let me know if you're seeing things like trash pulls in the scans they sent you. It should be more than just
phone message pads. If it's not in there, let's take
up on the offer to request another copy from them.
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Sent: Wednesday, August 19, 2020 2:21 PM
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Subject: RE: Discovery questions
Hey all, below is a summary of the discovery items you've requested.
(USANYS)
Message Pad Scans: The message pads were scanned with the post it notes on them and the very next page is the page
without the post it note, so the pages are back to back.
Papers from Miami case file (grand jury testimony): This is a disk — I can copy it and send it over to you.
Evidence scans: Are you referring to the scans from the FL file? We sent those over with the original message pad scans
last year. If you need that again, let us know and we can get another copy over to you. As far as paper evidence from the
NY and VI searches, and the paper provided by Reiter, we can get that over to you by the end of the week.
FBI file: We have that ready for you.
CART: There are no 302s regarding the extraction of devices.
Evidence from disks: This is a large volume and we've been working on this and removing nude/semi nude images. This is
the only thing that would be difficult to complete by Friday. If we could have a little more time to pull this together, that
would be very helpful.
If it's helpful to talk through some of this via phone, we are happy to do that as well.
FBI New York Field Office
Child Exploitation/Human Trafficking
C: 917-692-0853
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