Epstein Secrets

EFTA00190409 ROY BLACK, ESQ. NOVEMBER 24, 2008 PAGE 3 OF 4 that Mr. Epstein was considering applying for work release. On August 6, 2008, Ms. Atkinson and I had a conference call with you wherein you again stated that Mr. Epstein would not apply for or receive work release and would spend his eight

and he made clear that Mr. Epstein would not be asking for or receiving work release and would remain in jail "around the clock." In early August, Karen Atkinson and I raised the same issue with you when we heard EFTA00190409 ROY BLACK, ESQ. NOVEMBER 24, 2008 PAGE 3 OF 4 that Mr. Epstein was considering

Marie C. (USAFLS) From: Villafana, Ann Marie C. (USAFLS) <[email protected]> Sent: Monday, November 24, 2008 12:29 PM To: Roy BLACK Cc: Atkinson, Karen (USAFLS) Subject: Jeffrey Epstein Attachments: 081124 Villafana lir to Black.pdf Dear Roy: Please review the attached letter. Thank you

ment, Mr. Goldberger did not insert the word "imprisonment" as agreed prior to the change of plea, instead the words "jail sentence" are included. The Office's Agreement not to prosecute Mr. Epstein was based upon its determination that eighteen months' incarceration (i.e., confinement twenty-four hours a day) was s

Karen Atkinson and I raised the same issue with you when we heard that Mr. Epstein was considering applying for work release. On August 6, 2008, Ms. Atkinson and I had a conference call with you wherein you again stated that Mr. Epstein would not apply for or receive work release and would spend his eigh

and he made clear that Mr. Epstein would not be asking for or receiving work release and would remain in jail "around the clock." In early August, Karen Atkinson and I raised the same issue with you when we heard that Mr. Epstein was considering applying for work release. On August 6, 2008, Ms. Atkinson and I

ement, Mr. Goldberger did not insert the word "imprisonment" as agreed prior to the change of plea, instead the words "jail sentence" are included. The Office's Agreement not to prosecute Mr. Epstein was based upon its determination that eighteen months' incarceration (i.e., confinement twenty-four hours a day) was su

EFTA00223151 ROY BLACK, ESQ. NOVEMBER 24, 2008 PAGE 3 OF 4 that Mr. Epstein was considering applying for work release. On August 6, 2008, Ms. Atkinson and I had a conference call with you wherein you again stated that Mr. Epstein would not apply for or receive work release and would spend his eight

and he made clear that Mr. Epstein would not be asking for or receiving work release and would remain in jail "around the clock." In early August, Karen Atkinson and I raised the same issue with you when we heard EFTA00223151 ROY BLACK, ESQ. NOVEMBER 24, 2008 PAGE 3 OF 4 that Mr. Epstein was considering

ment, Mr. Goldberger did not insert the word "imprisonment" as agreed prior to the change of plea, instead the words "jail sentence" are included. The Office's Agreement not 'to prosecute Mr. Epstein was based upon its determination that eighteen months' incarceration (i.e., confinement twenty-four hours a day) was

and he made clear that Mr. Epstein would not be asking for or receiving work release and would remain in jail "around the clock." In early August, Karen Atkinson and I raised the same issue with you when we heard that Mr. Epstein was considering applying for work release. On August 6, 2008, Ms. Atkinson and I

Karen Atkinson and I raised the same issue with you when we heard that Mr. Epstein was considering applying for work release. On August 6, 2008, Ms. Atkinson and I had a conference call with you wherein you again stated that Mr. Epstein would not apply for or receive work release and would spend his eigh

ement, Mr. Goldberger did not insert the word "imprisonment" as agreed prior to the change of plea, instead the words "jail sentence" are included. The Office's Agreement not to prosecute Mr. Epstein was based upon its determination that eighteen months' incarceration (i.e., confinement twenty-four hours a day) was su

and he made clear that Mr. Epstein would not be asking for or receiving work release and would remain in jail "around the clock." In early August, Karen Atkinson and I raised the same issue with you when we heard EFTA00192627 RoY BLACK, ESQ. NOVEMBER 24, 2008 PAGE 3 OP 4 that Mr. Epstein was considering

EFTA00192627 RoY BLACK, ESQ. NOVEMBER 24, 2008 PAGE 3 OP 4 that Mr. Epstein was considering applying for work release. On August 6, 2008, Ms. Atkinson and I had a conference call with you wherein you again stated that Mr. Epstein would not apply for or receive work release and would spend his eight

ment, Mr. Goldberger did not insert the word "imprisonment" as agreed prior to the change of plea, instead the words "jail sentence" are included. The Office's Agreement not 'to prosecute Mr. Epstein was based upon its determination that eighteen months' incarceration (i.e., confinement twenty-four hours a day) was

rly August, and I raised the issue with Mr. Black when we heard that Mr. Epstein was considering applying for work release. On August 6, 2008, Ms. Atkinson and I had a conference call with Mr. Black wherein he again stated that Mr. Epstein would not apply for or receive work release and would spend his

ment, Mr. Goldberger did not insert the word "imprisonment" as agreed prior to the change of plea, instead the words "jail sentence" are included. The Office's Agreement not to prosecute Mr. Epstein was based upon its EFTA00189914 JAY P. LEFKOWITZ, ESQ. ROY BLACK, ESQ. JACK GOLDBERGER, ESQ. NOVEMBER 21, 2008 PA

d EFTA00183589 ROY BLACK, ESQ. NOVEMBER 24,2008 PAGE 3 OF 4 that Mr. Epstein was considering applying for work release. On August 6, 2008, Ms. Atkinson and I had a conference call with you wherein you again stated that Mr.. Epstein would not apply for or receive work release and would spend his eigh

ment, Mr. Goldberger did not insert the word "imprisonment" as agreed prior to the change of plea, instead the words "jail sentence" are included. The Office's Agreement not to prosecute Mr. Epstein was based upon its determination that eighteen months' incarceration (i.e., confinement twenty-four hours a day) was s