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Subject: Fwd: Epstein search warrant documents
Date: Tue, 12 May 2020 17:13:56 +0000
Could ou lease give me a call when you have a moment? Not an emergency but when you have a chance. I'm
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Date: Nlav 12. 2020 at 13:02:53 EDT
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Subject: Re: Epstein search warrant documents
Just to be clear. The US Attorney's Office (or it's contractors) are not "processing" anything. You are taking files
that I will be extracting from processed evidence and putting them into an E-Discovery tool (Relativity) to do a
taint review.
Relativity is NOT a forensic tool. It is incapable of dealing with many things that are found forensically on a
computer like free space, slack space, and system files to name a few. When we started this, and you insisted
you do the taint review in Relativity, I warned you that it was adding months worth of work on top of what
was already done, and that Relativity was incapable of viewing everything. You insisted we do it this way. So
now
and I have come up with a way to fit this round peg into this square hole. We will get it done.
Sorry it has taken so long, but we are talking about terabytes worth of data over multiple forms of digital
evidence. Phones, tablets, loose media, cameras, DVRs, servers, laptops, and desktop computers. We have
gotten past encryption on multiple devices. When we review devices on such large cases, we usually do it
piece by piece as things are processed, I was unaware that you didn't want to review as things were
processed, that you wanted to do it "all at once", so that added to the delay. Sorry for that. Just a
differentiation of methodology I suppose.
and I feel confident that the method we have come up with will be more consistent and preserve the
attribution of files to devices and links of e-mails to attachments that the load file generation that I did a while
back was lacking.
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