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Subject: Fwd: Fw: **RESULT** --
Date: Mon, 19 Aug 2019 14:15:57 +0000
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From: '
Date: Aug 19, 2019 10:15 AM
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To: "
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Please find below a comprehensive riat received from the Metropolitan Police in response to your inquiry to interview
As you will read, Ms
has changed her mind and is no longer willing to be interviewed. Please let
me know if you have any further requests regarding Ms
. Please serialize the response to your file and also
serialize it to the
Thank you.
Kind regards,
From:
Sent: Monday, August 19, 2019 2:55 PM
To:I
Subject: "RESULT" -
Hi M,
As per our telephone conversation earlier, I can confirm that I made contact with
via her mobile on Friday
16th August 2019. At that time, she confirmed that she was willing to cooperate in the capacity as a witness but she
wanted to know if a lawyer could be provided and if a list of questions could be made available in advance.
I then received two emails from
on Friday 16th August 2019; in the first email she asked if it would be possible for
her to have a senior community support officer with her at the proposed meeting with the FBI. In the second email
stated that she did not need a lawyer. She explained that she got very uncomfortable as she has never been part
of an investigation before and this case has been very ugly. She just wants to assist to the best of her abilities. If there
would be a lawyer in the room, then that would be great and if not, then she was fine with that too.
Today, Monday 19th August 2019 I received a telephone call from
via her mobile. She advised me that she was
no longer willing to assist the FBI for a number of reasons; Jeffrey Epstein is dead, she has to think about her own
safety, there is no added value for the FBI speaking to her and she has concerns over confidentiality, fearing that her
name will land up on Twitter, like others involved.
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