EFTA00014125.pdf
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1. 2CDE 12:3C.'M
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AND ASSOCIATES
August I, 2008
AUSA
VIA FACSIMILE
nited States Attorney's Office
Miami, Florida 33132
Dear Mr. s
I have received your July 25, 2008 letter indicating a change of course by the U.S.
Attorney's Office and an apparent decision not to attempt to work out the undisputed
facts in this case. If you would like :o continue trying to work out the agreed facts then,
of course, we are willing to continue to work with you towards that goal. If, as you
suggested, that would be unproductive given the limited issues the Court needs to decide,
then please consider some additional paints below that may help to expedite this matter
for the Court.
As indicated in your letter, your current position is that the victims' rights were
not yet triggered because no case was filed against Jeffrey Epstein. Consequently, your
letter indicates that you will be presenting only two facts to the Court, namely:
there are no charges in the District Court filed against Jeffrey Epstein; and
(2)
Jeffrey Epstein entered pleas of guilty in Florida State Court on June 30,
2008, was sentenced, and is now imprisoned in Palm Beach County.
We can certainly agree to those two facts. I am writing to see whether you would
also be willing to include two additional uncontested facts in your Notice to the Court.
The facts we would like you to include are:
(3)
As a result of the guilty pleas in Florida State Court entered on June 30,
2008, there is currently in place a "non-prosecution" agreement between Jeffrey Epstein
and the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of Florida that precludes filing of
federal criminal charges against Jeffrey Epstein for federal sex crimes committed against
the victims in this matter.
(4)
While this non-prosecution agreement was negotiated between the U.S.
Attorney's Office and Jeffrey Epstein in September 2007 (and amended twice more
during that year), the victims and…
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