Epstein Secrets

Federal Bureau of Investigation Record/Information Dissemination Section 170 Marcel Drive Winchester, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: This letter supplements my communications to you dated May I, 2015, and August 13, 2015, which detailed that between April 25, 2

to you dated May I, 2015, and August 13, 2015, which detailed that between April 25, 2013, when the FBI re-opened its FOIA file in response to Mr. Epstein's requests, and August 13, 2015, that Mr. Epstein had received two productions, totaling 708 pages from the over 12,000 pages that constitute the FB

ster, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: This letter supplemen

n the FBI re-opened its FOIA file in response to Mr. Epstein's requests, and August 13, 2015, that Mr. Epstein

most recent production. A citizen should not have to wait over a decade to have his FOIA rights vindicated. Yours truly, Martin G. Weinberg cc: David Hardy, Section Chief EFTA00665364

ster, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: On April 25, 2013, fo

ing for responsive records. On June 24, 2013, on Mr. Epstein's behalf, the FBI was informed that we would pay

Federal Bureau of Investigation Record/Information Dissemination Section 170 Marcel Drive Winchester, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: On April 25, 2013, following a finding that 5 U.S.C. § 552(b)(7)(A) was inapplicable as a basis to withhold all records of past

opened the above-numbered FOIA request and stated that it had started its processing and searching for responsive records. On June 24, 2013, on Mr. Epstein's behalf, the FBI was informed that we would pay the costs of copying. On August 8, 2014, I was informed that the FBI had sent the first batch of p

in's rights to pursue other remedies to assure that the FBI has made timely responses to his FOIA requests. Yours truly, Martin G. Weinberg cc: David Hardy, Section Chief EFTA00582675

Federal Bureau of Investigation Record/Information Dissemination Section 170 Marcel Drive Winchester, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: On May I, 2015 I sent a letter to you to describe the history of my attempts to have the FBI provide FOIA mandated disclosures r

eopened the above-numbered FOIA request and stated that it had started its processing and searching for responsive records. On June 24, 2013, on Mr. Epstein's behalf, the FBI was informed that we would pay the costs of copying. In the 27 1/2 months since the FBI reopened the request and agreed it was req

ster, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: On May I, 2015 I sent

hing for responsive records. On June 24, 2013, on Mr. Epstein's behalf, the FBI was informed that we would pay

the 12,000 page file. A citizen should not have to wait over a decade to have his FOIA rights vindicated. I would further request a conference with David Hardy, or if not him, the individual who is responsible for discharging the FBIs FOIA responsibilities. Yours truly, Martin G. Weinberg cc: David Hard

Federal Bureau of Investigation Record/Information Dissemination Section 170 Marcel Drive Winchester, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: On May I, 2015, I sent a letter to you, which I have attached, to describe the history of my attempts to have the FBI provide FO

opened the above- numbered FOIA request and stated that it had started its processing and searching for responsive records. On June 24, 2013, on Mr. Epstein's behalf, the FBI was informed that we would pay the costs of copying. As of the date of my May 1 communication, despite the passage of two years,

ster, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: On May I, 2015, I sen

ing for responsive records. On June 24, 2013, on Mr. Epstein's behalf, the FBI was informed that we would pay

the 12,000 page file. A citizen should not have to wait over a decade to have his FOIA rights vindicated. I would further request a conference with David Hardy, or if not him, with the specific individual who is responsible for discharging the FBI's FOIA responsibilities. Yours truly, Martin G. Weinberg

Federal Bureau of Investigation Record/Information Dissemination Section 170 Marcel Drive Winchester, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: On May I, 2015, I sent a letter to you, which I have attached, to describe the history of my attempts to have the FBI provide FO

opened the above- numbered FOIA request and stated that it had started its processing and searching for responsive records. On June 24, 2013, on Mr. Epstein's behalf, the FBI was informed that we would pay the costs of copying. As of the date of my May 1 communication, despite the passage of two years,

ster, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: On May I, 2015, I sen

ing for responsive records. On June 24, 2013, on Mr. Epstein's behalf, the FBI was informed that we would pay

the 12,000 page file. A citizen should not have to wait over a decade to have his FOIA rights vindicated. I would further request a conference with David Hardy, or if not him, with the specific individual who is responsible for discharging the FBI's FOIA responsibilities. Yours truly, Martin G. Weinberg

Federal Bureau of Investigation Record/Information Dissemination Section 170 Marcel Drive Winchester, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: This letter supplements my communications to you dated May I, 2015, and August 13, 2015, which detailed that between April 25, 2

to you dated May I, 2015, and August 13, 2015, which detailed that between April 25, 2013, when the FBI re-opened its FOIA file in response to Mr. Epstein's requests, and August 13, 2015, that Mr. Epstein had received two productions, totaling 708 pages from the over 12,000 pages that constitute the FB

ster, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: This letter supplemen

n the FBI re-opened its FOIA file in response to Mr. Epstein's requests, and August 13, 2015, that Mr. Epstein

most recent production. A citizen should not have to wait over a decade to have his FOIA rights vindicated. Yours truly, Martin G. Weinberg cc: David Hardy, Section Chief EFTA00585165

Federal Bureau of Investigation Record/Information Dissemination Section 170 Marcel Drive Winchester, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: This letter supplements my communications to you dated May I, 2015, and August 13, 2015, which detailed that between April 25, 2

to you dated May I, 2015, and August 13, 2015, which detailed that between April 25, 2013, when the FBI re-opened its FOIA file in response to Mr. Epstein's requests, and August 13, 2015, that Mr. Epstein had received two productions, totaling 708 pages from the over 12,000 pages that constitute the FB

ster, VA 22602-4483 RE: Request No 1203982-001 (Jeffrey Epstein) Dear Mr. Argall: This letter supplemen

n the FBI re-opened its FOIA file in response to Mr. Epstein's requests, and August 13, 2015, that Mr. Epstein

most recent production. A citizen should not have to wait over a decade to have his FOIA rights vindicated. Yours truly, Martin G. Weinberg cc: David Hardy, Section Chief EFTA00585163

EPSTEIN - FOIA 3-29-13 - DOJ reversed FBI denial of any disclosure based on application of 5 USC 552(bX7)(A) finding that the exception to FOIA disclosure

er 1203982-001, stating it was starting its processing and searching for responsive materials 6-6/7-13 - FBI contacts MGW inviting him on behalf of JE to limit their FOIA request to 2500 pages, stating that such a request could lead to expedited disclosures. MGW authors letter declining this optio

2500 pages, stating that such a request could lead to expedited disclosures. MGW authors letter declining this option. 6-24-13 — MOW letter to FBI (David Hardy) confirming JE will pay costs for copying of documents 3-4-14 - S/A Day of FBI informs me that Epstein file over 8000 pages, would be processed 50