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To: Gary Bloxsome 
 
Cc: 
Richardson" 
Subject: RE: U.S. Department of Justice investigation 
Date: Mon, 27 Jan 2020 22:58:46 +0000 
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Gary, 
Our understanding is that U.S. Attorney Berman made a factual statement in response to a specific question that 
suggested the Duke of York either would or was cooperating, and he responded that to date he has not in fact provided 
cooperation with our investigation. That is, he corrected the record generally in a factually accurate statement; I don't 
believe this would create a misleading impression. I appreciate that you have advised us that your client has a desire to 
cooperate, and we look forward to hearing from you when he has made a determination as to whether he is in fact willing 
to speak with us. 
Regards, 
From: Gary Bloxsome 
Sent: Monday, January 27, 2020 13:44 
To: 
Cc: 
Subject: Re: U.S. Department of Justice investigation 
The press are reporting that Geoffrey S. Berman, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York has 
disclosed what we understood were confidential communications between us and 
and 
; Daniel Cundy ; Jennifer Richardson 
It has also been suggested that Geoffrey S. Berman has stated that the Duke of York has not co-operated with the 
Southern District. As you know we have made it very clear that the Duke of York has a strong desire to cooperate with the 
ongoing investigation by the DOJ and we are trying to reach a position where we are able to advise him to do so. 
We are concerned about the misleading impression that has been created and the effect this has on our ability to advise 
the Duke to proceed with any voluntary co-operation. Please confirm that the DOJ will not be making any further public 
statements on this topic. 
Thank you. 
Gary Bloxsome 
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