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Subject: RE: Phone Call Follow-Up
Date: Fri, 30 Oct 2020 18:35:01 +0000
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Those are the images we sent to PAE in September with a request that PAE mass bates stamp them and mark them all
confidential. PAE then de-duped the images without asking us first, so they had to re-do the production. We have been
waiting on those 40,000 images for more than a month.
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Oh, I see. Do you know/are you able to recall when we asked them to burn the 40,000 images? Presumably at some
point prior to 10/21-22?
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Thanks
To be clear, the productions they are sending today consist of the 40,000 images, documents from the FBI
Florida boxes, and documents from the FBI FOIA office. They are not sending, and have not sent, us any productions from
the electronic devices.
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See below for the update from PAE. The good news is that they're getting this back to us on a rolling basis, and it looks
like we'll have at least some of this stuff in time to produce it by 11/9. The bad news is it does not seem like we'll have all
of it by that date. It does seem like we'll have greater clarity by early next week.
I confess, I don't feel like I fully understand all of the steps in this process or why it takes as long as it does, but I'm happy
to go back to
with additional questions if that would be helpful. I'm also happy to ask that he set up a call with us and
PAE if that would be helpful. Please let us know what we can do.
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