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Subject: FW: FW: VI Daily News: AG says Epstein lawyers have agreed to revise victim
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Date: Tue, 02 Jun 2020 18:42:54 +0000
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I'm getting questions from HQ and DOJ about the victim compensation fund providing "Access to counseling and referral
services through the FBI Victim Services program and Child USA." Can you tell me what that means?
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I hope you're doing well and staying safe during all this craziness.
DOJ is asking about the victim compensation fund protocol, specifically the following aspect:
• Access to counseling and referral services through the FBI Victim Services program and Child USA.
Is this something FBINY was involved in? I've checked with VSD, but they are not aware of this.
Thanks,
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Can you provide me more details on the below and FBI's role in this settlement?
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Subject: FW: VI Daily News: AG says Epstein lawyers have agreed to revise victim compensation fund protocol
See below: access to FBI Victim Services is part of the settlement??
How does that work?
AG says Epstein lawyers have agreed to revise victim
compensation fund protocol
• Jun 1, 2020
Attorneys for sex offender Jeffrey Epstein's estate and the Virgin Islands government have resolved disputes
over a proposed victims' compensation fund, and V.I. Attorney General Denise George said she "will allow the
release of a portion of estate funds for the victims so that the program may proceed."
George issued the written statement Friday, saying that her office has reached an "ag…
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