EFTA00016437.pdf
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Subject: RE: Epstein search warrant documents
Date: Fri, 15 May 2020 19:30:04 +0000
Okay thanks, just wanted to make sure given that column. If you could please confirm with him as he starts to send us
stuff, that would be great — we'll basically just want to re-load all that stuff (which, separately, also got uploaded to the
wrong folder structure in Relativity so we can circle up on that whenever you get the new info too). Thanks.
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Subject: RE: Epstein search warrant documents
I mentioned to
that the only first delivery we were able to upload to the database and told him the issues with the
other two deliveries. I believed that he understands that he needs to replace those deliveries that we could not use.
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Following up on our discussions, I think this actually looks fairly useful. The only thing I wanted to highlight to you is that
based on this spreadsheet, it seems to say that only five devices from NY have materials that are still outstanding to be
transferred to us (looking at the "Remaining to be transferred" column). Just based on what we've gotten so far, I find
that difficult to understand (since we have so few overall dots), but even assuming that's right, *anything* in the prior
two transfers to us (one hard drive that we did upload, that was all screwed up for the reasons you previously identified,
and one hard drive that we didn't upload for the same reasons) needs to be re-transferred based on the format you and
have discussed, right?
I just want to make sure he doesn't only transfer what he views as "remaining," leaving us with like 95% of the material
being in a form that's not useful for us. And figured I'd check with you to see if that's your understanding with him before
replying all to clarify.
thank you!
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