Epstein Secrets

ies today that DOJ's public affairs folks are now reviewing. USMS will also see it because they are getting media inquiries and called me. And DOJ's Legislative Affairs team as well as BOP's legislative affairs folks are getting Congressional interest (Members' offices saying we should take better care of him, etc.

rity reasons, we do not share information on an inmate's medical status or their conditions of confinement. Justin Long Public Information Office Federal Bureau of Prisons (202) 353-4464 >> > Justin B. Long 7/25/2019 10:54 AM >>> Chad, Page 3810 EFTA00056768 This is a heads up that our public affairs office, IPPA

dy hired new staff now working there after Epstein's death) and overtime work performed at MCC New York by staff on temporary assignment from other Bureau of Prisons correctional institutions. The BOP has expended over $500,000 bringing staff to MCC New York from other facilities (since Epstein?). MCC New York

ies today that DOD's public affairs folks are now reviewing. USMS will also see it because they are getting media inquiries and called me. And DOJ's Legislative Affairs team as well as BOP's legislative affairs folks are getting Congressional interest (Members' offices saying we should take better care of him, etc.

ur updated version from today, but wanted to send this to you now so you could review. Thanks. James James C. Wills Senior Deputy General Counsel Federal Bureau of Prisons 320 First Street, N.W. Washington, D.C. 20534 202-353-8268 (w) 202-598-5199 (c) ATTORNEY/CUENT PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATION ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT

ies today that DOJ's public affairs folks are now reviewing. USMS will also see it because they are getting media inquiries and called me. And DOJ's Legislative Affairs team as well as BOP's legislative affairs folks are getting Congressional interest (Members' offices saying we should take better care of him, etc.

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iries today that DOA public affairs folks are now reviewing. USMS will also see it because they are getting media inquiries and called me. And DOD's Legislative Affairs team as well as BOP's legislative affairs folks are getting Congressional interest (Members' offices saying we should take better care of him, etc.

m SDW_00016tM EFTA00138400 I. INTRODUCTION The Metropolitan Correctional Center, in New York, New York (MCC New York), is owned and operated by the Federal Bureau of Prisons (Bureau), an agency of the United States (U.S.) Department of Justice. The primary mission of MCC New York is to serve federal courts in the South

ies today that DOJ's public affairs folks are now reviewing. USMS will also see it because they are getting media inquiries and called me. And DOJ's Legislative Affairs team as well as BOP's legislative affairs folks are getting Congressional interest (Members' offices saying we should take better care of him, etc.

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