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Subject: RE: Epstein Sharing Order Part ll
Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2020 14:53:26 +0000
Attachments: 2019.12.19_Epstein_6(e)_App_Order.ebd.ajr.docx_(002)_(002).ebd.docx
Yes, this looks good, thanks — I made one more typo correction in the attached (in the new Trust Two language, "and
revocations" got repeated in the footnote and the order) but otherwise no changes.
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Sent: Friday, January 31, 2020 09:48
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Thanks for flagging, M. I made a few small changes (which I highlighted since we've got a fair bit of track already) which
I think should make this broad enough to cover the Trust II stuff. Can you take a quick look and if everyone is okay with
this, perhaps we can plan to get this to CM on Monday morning? Thanks
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I apologize for the delay on this — I've added the relevant language about revocations to both the application and the
order, and corrected a stray typo, so that stuff is good to go. But two quick things to note, not to belabor this, but — it
doesn't look like there's any reference to the Trust Two documents — that may be because they're not referenced in any
will? At a glance I don't see Trust Two in any of the wills, but I'd want to go back and look more thoroughly unless
somebody already made the decision on that basis. And second, it references a 2019 Trust but I don't see any documents
on that? I have to run out tonight but can certainly circle up with
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tomorrow on any of this, or just ignore
it if I've misread.
thanks,
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Sent: Thursday, January 30, 2020 12:05
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Just wanted to circle back on this —M, are you signed off? Is this something we could get over to Part I today or
tomorrow? Thanks
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