Epstein Secrets

decision that we get to make. Because he's too high a profile. Look, after that thing hit the news, the world knew who he was. The world knew who El Chapo 158 1 was. El Chapo never touched a unit. He went 2 straight to Ten South. Why would you put 3 somebody that high-profile, you know, that 4 clos

to make. Because he's too high a profile. Look, after that thing hit the news, the world knew who he was. The world knew who El Chapo 158 1 was. El Chapo never touched a unit. He went 2 straight to Ten South. Why would you put 3 somebody that high-profile, you know, that 4 close to iiiiiiiilivery da

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18 : -- right. That's not an 19 appropriate unit, and that's not what that unit 20 is for. 21 : Now, what about, like, 22 if, you know, an El Chapo (Phonetic Sp. 23 *01:11:55), or some of the other high levels 24 that weren't terrorists, how did they deal with 25 that, or did they have atto

or did they have attorneys visiting them EFTA00058963 LIMITED OFFICIAL USE 1 or no? 2 : They did, but it wasn't to 3 that extent. Like, he, El Chapo would have his 4 attorneys come in, but they came in for a 5 couple hours, they left. As it got close to 6 trial, then they would - you would s

ion as part of an investigation 6 being conducted by the Office of the Inspector 7 General. This investigation is being conducted 8 pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978, 9 as amended. This investigation pertains to job 10 performance failure, and security failure." 11 And this is what we are writing for

IAYE: -- right. That's not an 19 appropriate unit, and that's not what that unit 20 is for. 21 MR. : Now, what about, like, 22 if, you know, an El Chapo (Phonetic Sp. 23 *01:11:SS), or some of the other high levels 24 that weren't terrorists, how did they deal with 25 that, or did they have attorne

-- 11 MR. N'DIAYE: Well, you had 12 (Phonetic Sp. *01:13:05), but he was in for 13 espionage, and had a SAMs on him. So, he -- 14 MR. : Now, did El Chapo have a 15 SAMs on him? 16 MR. N'DIAYE: -- he had -. No. His 17 status was based on, and I know there was 18 (Indiscernible *01:13:18), his escap

mation as part of an investigation 6 being conducted by the Office of the Inspector 7 General. This investigation is being conducted 8 pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978, 9 as amended. This investigation pertains to job 10 performance failure, and security failure." 11 And this is what we are writing for ev

: -- right. That's not an 20 appropriate unit, and that's not what that unit 21 is for. 22 MR. : Now, what about, like, 23 if, you know, an El Chapo (Phonetic Sp. 24 *01:11:55), or some of the other high levels 25 that weren't terrorists, how did they deal with EFTA00119111 LIMITED OFFICIAL

MITED OFFICIAL USE 94 1 that, or did they have attorneys visiting them 2 or no? 3 MR. : They did, but it wasn't to 4 that extent. Like, he, El Chapo would have his 5 attorneys come in, but they came in for a 6 couple hours, they left. As it got close to 7 trial, then they would - you would s

ion as part of an investigation 6 being conducted by the Office of the Inspector 7 General. This investigation is being conducted 8 pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978, 9 as amended. This investigation pertains to job 10 performance failure, and security failure." 11 And this is what we are writing for

18 : -- right. That's not an 19 appropriate unit, and that's not what that unit 20 is for. 21 : Now, what about, like, 22 if, you know, an El Chapo (Phonetic Sp. 23 *01:11:55), or some of the other high levels 24 that weren't terrorists, how did they deal with 25 that, or did they have atto

or did they have attorneys visiting them EFTA00127900 LIMITED OFFICIAL USE 1 or no? 2 : They did, but it wasn't to 3 that extent. Like, he, El Chapo would have his 4 attorneys come in, but they came in for a 5 couple hours, they left. As it got close to 6 trial, then they would - you would s

ion as part of an investigation 6 being conducted by the Office of the Inspector 7 General. This investigation is being conducted 8 pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978, 9 as amended. This investigation pertains to job 10 performance failure, and security failure." 11 And this is what we are writing for

uld have had cameras on 14 him all day and all night, 24 hours a day. A 15 staff member watching him 24 hours, 7 days a 16 week. I mean you had El Chapo here. El Chapo 17 didn't commit suicide. They had extra 18 lieutenants on him 24 hours. They had all 19 kinds of extra staff on him 24 hours a

as part of an investigation being 15 conducted by the Office of the Inspector 16 General. This investigation is being conducted 17 pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978 18 as amended. This investigation pertains to job 19 performance failure and security failure. This 20 is a voluntary interview. Accord

OEL: I thought that hotlist was like 4 inmates that were like, um.... Like the 5 inmates that were up on 10 South. Like those 6 high inmates. Like El Chapo and those type of 7 inmates. 8 MR. : Sure. 9 MS. NOEL: That's what I though hotlist 10 was. 11 MR. : Okay. And because you 12 brought up 1

ion as part of an investigation 15 being conducted by the Office of the Inspector 16 General. This investigation is being conducted 17 pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978 18 as amended. This investigation pertains to 19 your alleged misconduct to include allegations 20 of false statements, job performance fa

. NOEL: I thought that hotlist was like 4 inmates that were like, Like the 5 inmates that were up on 10 South. Like those 6 high inmates. Like El Chapo and those type of 7 inmates. 8 MR. : Sure. 9 MS. NOEL: That's what I though hotlist 10 was. 11 MR. : Okay. And because you 12 brought u

as part of an investigation 15 being conducted by the Office of the Inspector 16 General. This investigation is being conducted 17 pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978 18 as amended. This investigation pertains to 19 your alleged misconduct to include allegations 20 of false statements, job performance

would have had cameras on 14 him all day and all night, 24 hours a day. A 15 staff member watching him 24 hours, 7 days a 16 week. I mean you had El Chapo here. El Chapo 17 didn't commit suicide. They had extra 18 lieutenants on him 24 hours. They had all 19 kinds of extra staff on him 24 hours a day

ion as part of an investigation being 15 conducted by the Office of the Inspector 16 General. This investigation is being conducted 17 pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978 18 as amended. This investigation pertains to job 19 performance failure and security failure. This 20 is a voluntary interview. According

MS. IIII: I thought that hotlist was like inmates that were like, um.... Like the inmates that were up on 10 South. Like those high inmates. Like El Chapo and those type of inmates. MR. : Sure. MS. : That's what I though hotlist was. MR. : Okay. And because you brought u 10 South, what's 10 Sou

ion as part of an investigation 15 being conducted by the Office of the Inspector 16 General. This investigation is being conducted 17 pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978 18 as amended. This investigation pertains to 19 your alleged misconduct to include allegations 20 of false statements, job performance fa