EFTA00027440.pdf

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From: ' 
To: ' 
Subject: FW: victim notification 
Date: Wed, 09 Dec 2020 00:00:15 +0000 
This looks good to me, with one suggestion below. 
From• 
Sent: Tuesday, December 8, 2020 6:46 PM 
To: 
(USANYS); 
(USANYS) 
Cc: 
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(USANYS) 
Subject: victim notification 
Below is the text we would propose for a victim notification letter. We would plan to use VNS, and the letter is styled 
accordingly. One note: the letter does not expressly reference the CVRA, because other DOJ components are currently 
litigating whether the CVRA applies in the context of a pre-indictment plea (the issue is currently before the Eleventh 
Circuit, en banc). Since we're giving notice here regardless of whether it's required, because that's the right thing to do, 
there's no need to include language that touches on the CVRA issue. 
Thanks, 
Dear [Name]: 
Re: [Epstein case name auto generated from the VNS system] 
The enclosed information is provided by the United States Department of Justice Victim Notification System (VNS). As a 
victim witness professional, my role is to assist you with information and services during this case. I am contacting you 
because you were identified by law enforcement as a victim or potential victim during the investigation of the above 
criminal case. 
In connection with the above-referenced investigation, the United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of 
New York intends to issue a felony plea offer towed 
who is also known as 
is currently not charged with any criminal offenses, and this office has not yet extended any plea offer to her. 
If you have any questions about the felony plea offer, or if you wish to inform the prosecutor of your views regarding a 
potential plea agreement, please contact the prosecutors in this case by [date]. This office will not issue a plea offer 
before [date], in order to provide time for victims to confer with the prosecutors in this case. 
The prosecutors for this case are S 
and 
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