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Subject:
- Jeffrey Epstein case
Date: Sat, 17 Aug 2019 15:21:28 +0000
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Thanks
On Aug 17, 2019 9:52 AM
For everyone's SA -
(NY) (FBI)"
wrote:
On 7/26/2019, Mima Alsharif from CNN contacted NYO regarding reporting from the Miami Herald in which
stated "she was sexually assaulted and her then-15-year old sister molested by Epstein and his companion,
Ghislaine Maxwell, in 1996." Alsharif was asking for confirmation of
iclaims that she had
rar iifted her assault
to the FBI in 1996. Alsharif noted recently released documents that reference a FBI interview of
n 2006. NYO
was aware that
'nd her younger sister
were interviewed by the FBI as part of the MM investigation of
Epstein.
On 7/29/2019, NYO OPA informed Alsharif that we couldn't comment due to the ongoing investigation and we have not
seen any media reporting related to this RFI.
On 8/16/2019, NYO OPA received a call from a reporter at the NY Times who stated he had been in contact with
and her attorney, Ingrid McColley (ph)
. He asked for verification of the alleged notification to
the FBI in 1996 and stated McColley/ claimed to have called the FBI after Epstein's arrest but hadn't received a
return call. OPA stated we had a proactive effort to make contact with victims via the FBI hotline and that we've
contacted everyone who called the FBI hotline. [Note: we have no record of
or McColley contacting the
FBI after Epstein's arrest.]
On 8/16/2019, McColley contacted NYO OPA who then passed the message to me.
On 8/16/2019, C-20 contacted McColley who stated
was an em lo ee of Epstein's in the 1990s when she was in
her 20s. McColley requested any and all documentation regarding
alleged contact with the FBI in 1996
as well as her 2006 interview. McColley was informed that any requests for information must be made through a formal
FOIA request.
A search of Sentinel met with negative results for any contact with -in
1996. We do have documentation of …
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