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To: "Nowak, Martin" Yes, I know Jeffrey. I'd be happy to see him. What's his schedule? -d. Daniel Gilbert Edgar Pierce Professor of Psychology Harvard Universit De artment of Ps cholo USA Original Message From: Nowak, Martin Sent: Friday, April 11, 2014 08:44 AM To: Gilbert, Daniel Subject: dear dan, i

+0000 I confirmed Daniel for 5:30 at Martin's Institute. I told him I would let you know of his suggestions below. Begin forwarded message: From: "Gilbert, Daniel" Date: October 26, 2011 3:46:19 PM EDT To: Lesley Groff < Subject: RE: Jeffrey Epstein Hi L. -- I'd be happy to see J. I could meet him f

him for a drink at 5:30 or 6 tomorrow, but then have to move on around 7:00 for another engagement. If that works, I'll suggest we meet someplace in Harvard S ware --maybe the bar at Rialto or Russell House? Email is the best way to get me, but my cell is Let me know. Best, - d. Prof. Daniel Gilbert D

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+0000 I confirmed Daniel for 5:30 at Martin's Institute. I told him I would let you know of his suggestions below. Begin forwarded message: From: "Gilbert, Daniel" Date: October 26, 2011 3:46:19 PM EDT To: Lesley Groff < Subject: RE: Jeffrey Epstein Hi L. -- I'd be happy to see J. I could meet him f

him for a drink at 5:30 or 6 tomorrow, but then have to move on around 7:00 for another engagement. If that works, I'll suggest we meet someplace in Harvard S uare --maybe the bar at Rialto or Russell House? Email is the best way to get me, but my cell is Let me know. Best, - d. Prof. Daniel Gilbert D

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