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From: To: Subject: Fwd: Metropolitan Correctional Center 'accidentally released' serial bank robber days before Epstein's death Date: Thu, 15 Aug 2019 21:22:04 +0000 Sent from my iPhone Begin forwarded message: From: Date: August 15.2019 at 4:54:20 PM EDT Subject
Page: EFTA00019402 →e Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan was "accidentally released" from federal custody just days before a series of ignored protocols gave Jeffrey Epstein the opportunity for his apparent suicide. Michael Matthews, 58, was told Aug 7 he was free to leave the New York facility which, in recent days, ha
Page: EFTA00019402 →st days before a series of ignored protocols gave Jeffrey Epstein the opportunity for his apparent suicide
Page: EFTA00019402 →tally released" from federal custody just days before a series of ignored protocols gave Jeffrey Epstein the opportunity for his apparent suicide. Michael Matthews, 58, was told Aug 7 he was free to leave the New York facility which, in recent days, has come under fire after Epstein, 66, died from an apparent s
Page: EFTA00019402 →Subject: EXCLUSIVE: Guards at Jeffrey Epstein's NYC federal lockup mistakenly freed serial bank robber From: New York Daily News <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Thu,
Subject: EXCLUSIVE: Guards at Jeffrey Epstein's NYC federal lockup mistakenly freed serial bank
Subject: EXCLUSIVE: Guards at Jeffrey Epstein's NYC federal lockup mistakenly freed ser
effrey Epstein's jail mistakenly let another inmate go free; blunder came just days before accused perv's suicide The call that serial bank robber Michael Matthews wasn't expecting came on Aug. 7 as he sat in his cell at Metropolitan Correctional Center — the same facility where accused pedophile Jeffrey Epstei
m riven by staff shortages. violence ... - USA TODAY Full Coverage Flag as Irre'evarg Members of Congress demand answers from Bureau of Prisons on Jeffrey Epstein's death Miami Herald The Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives, shocked and angered by the death by apparent suicide of Jeffrey Epstei
n a string of incidents that have plagued the Federal Bureau of Prisons in the last ... Nadler and Collins demand answers from Bureau of Prisons on Epstein death Washington Examiner The leading Democrat and Republican on the House Judiciary Committee teamed up Monday to demand answers from the Bureau
of Prisons faces more scrutiny after the death of Jeffrey Epstein ABC News The death of accused sex traff
a jail in New York, the same jail that had held Jeffrey Epstein, former Bureau of Prisons case manager Jack Donson faulted a "computation mistake." Michael Matthews, a serial bank robber being held at the Metropolitan Detention Center in Manhattan while awaiting sentencing, was accidentally released from custody
Entities connected to both Jeffrey Epstein and Michael Matthews