EFTA00038878.pdf
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Subject: Re: FOIA requests that seek historical flight data for Jeffrey Epstein aircraft
Date: Fri, 10 Dec 2021 18:52:00 +0000
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Thank your for letting me know.
Special Agent
FBI New York le
ice
Child Exploitation/Human Trafficking
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Sent: Wednesday, December 1, 2021 2:32:33 PM
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Subject: FW: FOIA requests that seek historical flight data for Jeffrey Epstein aircraft
Good Afternoon SA
I'm a Unit Chief within the FOIA program and handle program coordination with other government
agencies. We received the below forwarded email from FAA detailing FAA flight records that were
inadvertently released as part of a FAA FOR production. Prior to FAA's inadvertent release, FAA had
been withholding all Epstein flight data per our request. We wanted to make you aware of the
situation as you are listed as case agent in the 50D investigation. Please advise if I can do anything to
assist.
Thanks,
Unit Chief/FOU-4
Information Management Division
Federal Bureau of Investigation
IMD
EFTA00038878
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Subject: (EXTERNAL EMAIL) - FOIA requests that seek historical flight data for Jeffrey Epstein aircraft
Importance: High
The FAA has previously received FOIA requests seeking historical flight data for aircraft owned or operated by Jeffrey
Epstein, specifically N9081E, N9091E, N212JE, and N120JE and these are FOIA requests for which we have consulted with
the FBI. One of those requesters, Angela Wang from Business Insider, submitted two requests in 2020 that sought the
flight records for those four aircraft from January 1, 1990 to July 6, 2019. Both times, she was denied those records under
exemption 7A because of the FBI's criminal investigation. Ms. Wang recently published an article (see link below) in which
she references another FOIA request which sought all aircraft flights that are stored in the FAA Traffic Flow Management
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