Epstein Secrets

't do the rounds. We messed up." The Lieutenant took over administering CPR and asked SHU staff to retrieve an AED and call for the duty nurse. The MCC New York Electronics Technician told the OIG that he responded to the emergency call at 6:33 a.m. When the Electronics Technician first arrived in the SHU, Thomas and other MCC New

a speaker phone while being monitored by a staff member, and the call should have been logged and a record of the call should have been created. The Northeast Regional Director said Epstein's unmonitored telephone call was extremely concerning because "[w]e don't know 60 EFTA00039091 what happened on that phone

e Lieutenant took over administering CPR and asked SHU staff to retrieve an automated external defibrillator (AED) and call for the duty nurse. The MCC New York Electronics Technician told the OIG that he responded to the emergency call at 6:33 a.m. When the Electronics Technician first arrived in the SHU, Thomas and other MCC New

a speaker phone while being monitored by a staff member, and the call should have been logged and a record of the call should have been created. The Northeast Regional Director said Epstein's unmonitored telephone call was extremely concerning because "[w]e don't know what happened on that phone call. It could hav

do the rounds. We messed up.” The Lieutenant took over administering CPR and asked SHU staff to retrieve an AED and call for the duty nurse. The MCC New York Electronics Technician told the OIG that he responded to the emergency call at 6:33 a.m. When the Electronics Technician first arrived in the SHU, Thomas and other MCC Ne

speaker phone while being monitored by a staff member, and the call should have been logged and a record of the call should have been created. The Northeast Regional Director said Epstein’s unmonitored telephone call was extremely concerning because “[w]e don’t know 61 what happened on that phone call. I

't do the rounds. We messed up." The Lieutenant took over administering CPR and asked SHU staff to retrieve an AED and call for the duty nurse. The MCC New York Electronics Technician told the OIG that he responded to the emergency call at 6:33 a.m. When the Electronics Technician first arrived in the SHU, Thomas and other MCC New

a speaker phone while being monitored by a staff member, and the call should have been logged and a record of the call should have been created. The Northeast Regional Director said Epstein's unmonitored telephone call was extremely concerning because "[w]e don't know 60 EFTA01656774 what happened on that phone