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12112+2019 3:05 PM 
NYT FOIA to BOP, Epstein logs 
Hi. I am enclosing a FOIA request. below. Please let me know if I can be of 
any help in explaining this or narrowing it. 
Many thanks, 
Danielle 
Danielle Ivory 
Reporter 
The New York Times 
620 Eighth Avenue 
Ncw York, NY 10018 
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Ckc.12,2019 
Bureau of Prisons 
FREEDOM OF INFORMATION ACT REQUEST 
Dear FOIA Officer 
Requested records 
"Records" means information of any kind, including writings (handwritten. 
typed, electronic or otherwise produced. reproduced or stored), letters, 
memoranda. correspondence, notes, applications, completed forms, studies, 
reports, reviews. telephone conversations, faxes. emails. documents, 
photographs minutes of meetings, records of meetings in any form, and any 
other compilation of data from which information can be obtained. All of 
the foregoing are included in this request if they are in the possession of 
or otherwise under the New York Times requests for Records of the following 
type in the possession, custody, or control of OSHA. 
Pursuant to the Freedom of Information Act, 5 U.S.C. Section 552 et seq 
("FOIA"), I request copies of (or access to) documents about Jeffrey 
Epstein who died at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) on Aug. 10, 
2019, specifically (hereafter described as - the records"): 
(1) The full log of Mr. Epstein's phone calls to and from the MCC. 
(2) All email correspondence to and from Mr. Epstein while he was at the 
MCC (including any correspondence through the Corrlinks system or any other 
email system he had access to.) 
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(3) The full log of people who visited Mr. Epstein while he was at the MCC 
and when they visited. 
(4) The full list of people that Mr. Epstein had requested to be on his 
approved visitor list. 
(5) The full list of people that Mr. Epstein had requested to be on his 
approved email correspondence list. 
(6) The full list of people that Mr. Ep…
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