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From: 
To: 
Subject: FW: MCC Video Extraction 
Date: Mon, 09 Mar 2020 21:30:40 +0000 
See below 
Special Agent 
FBI New York Field Office 
Violent Crimes Task Force 
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Sent: Wednesday, August 14, 2019 5:48 PM 
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Subject: Fwd: MCC Video Extraction 
FYSA 
Special Agent 
FBI New York I C-19 
Violent Crimes Task Force 
 
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Date: Aug 14, 2019 5:04 PM 
Subject: Fwd: MCC Video Extraction 
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Date: Aug 14, 2019 3:14 PM 
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Video Extraction 
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Technical Update: 
At 12:30 pm today I met
, the new Acting Warden of the MCC. Due to the transition of personnel at the 
MCC there has been some miscommunication between the MCC, the FBI, and the video surveillance vendor 
Nice Vision. After speaking with NYO EM and then talking with 
, the following is the plan to extract all 
relevant video surveillance from the MCC, which also allows for the MCC to maintain a video surveillance system for 
security purposes. 
As a quick background, the MCC has two (2) DVR surveillance systems which provide coverage for the entirety of 
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the facility. Each system, DVR system #1 and DVR system #2, contain sixteen (16) hard drives which recorded the 
activity captured by the associated cameras. According to MCC staff, on 07/29/19, DVR system #2 had two to three 
hard drives fail causing most of that system to stop recording. Two of the three camera feeds of obvious interest 
resided on DVR system #2, meaning they were not recording at the time of the suicide on 08/10/19. Long before the 
hard drive failures and the suicide of the subject, the MCC had contracted with NiceVision to replace the antiquated 
system being utilized by the facility. NiceVision arrived at the MCC on Monday 08/12/19 to begin work on the 
installation. NiceVision has not completed the work on the system because they have not had access to the equipment 
room since FAVU arrived later that same day to export video from a camera feed…
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