Epstein Secrets

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so many other respects — mistaken. Several things are clearly beyond dispute: (1) I wrote you on March 16 that it was absolutely essential that Mr. Epstein be present on March 22 to deal with his complaints; (2) Elizabeth sent you an e-mail to the same effect on March 18 that two carpenters and two fin

n March 16 that it was absolutely essential that Mr. Epstein be present on March 22 to deal with his complain

hat it be installed at Mr. Molyneux's expense. Inspection of the blackboard demonstrates that it is functioning perfectly well. Writing on it with Crayola chalk (not to be used on blackboards) -- like Mr. Epstein did -- as opposed to actual chalk, is not appropriate. Finally, there remain crates of un

so many other respects — mistaken. Several things are clearly beyond dispute: (1) I wrote you on March 16 that it was absolutely essential that Mr. Epstein be present on March 22 to deal with his complaints; (2) Elizabeth sent you an e-mail to the same effect on March 18 that two carpenters and two fin

n March 16 that it was absolutely essential that Mr. Epstein be present on March 22 to deal with his complain

hat it be installed at Mr. Molyneux's expense. Inspection of the blackboard demonstrates that it is functioning perfectly well. Writing on it with Crayola chalk (not to be used on blackboards) -- like Mr. Epstein did -- as opposed to actual chalk, is not appropriate. Finally, there remain crates of un

so many other respects — mistaken. Several things are clearly beyond dispute: (1) I wrote you on March 16 that it was absolutely essential that Mr. Epstein be present on March 22 to deal with his complaints; (2) Elizabeth sent you an e-mail to the same effect on March 18 that two carpenters and two fin

n March 16 that it was absolutely essential that Mr. Epstein be present on March 22 to deal with his complain

hat it be installed at Mr. Molyneux's expense. Inspection of the blackboard demonstrates that it is functioning perfectly well. Writing on it with Crayola chalk (not to be used on blackboards) -- like Mr. Epstein did -- as opposed to actual chalk, is not appropriate. Finally, there remain crates of un