Epstein Secrets

estigation. BACKGROUND In July of 2019, the Federal Bureau of Investigation ("FBI") executed multiple search warrants on the New York residence of Jeffrey Epstein. During those searches, the FBI seized dozens of electronic devices. Pursuant to the warrants authorizing those searches, the FBI extracted data fr

new warrant (the "Warrant") authorizing review of the data from a total of 62 devices seized from both the New York and Virgin Islands searches of Epstein's residence (the "Devices"). Following the issuance of the Warrant, the FBI provided the U.S. Attorney's Office with copies of all documents extract

ple search warrants on the New York residence of Jeffrey Epstein. During those searches, the FBI seized d

(the "Devices"). Following the issuance of the Warrant, the FBI provided the U.S. Attorney's Office with copies of all documents extracted from the Devices. The U.S. Attorney's Office then began conducting a privilege review of those documents, some of which has been completed and some of which remains

that there is a need to review items not identified as responsive, the FBI will need to seek a new warrant to review the full contents of any of the Devices. If reviewers have an uestions or would like to discuss the rotocol or review, they should contact AUSA by calling Mellphone at or emailing her

estigation. BACKGROUND In July of 2019, the Federal Bureau of Investigation ("FBI") executed multiple search warrants on the New York residence of Jeffrey Epstein. During those searches, the FBI seized dozens of electronic devices. Pursuant to the warrants authorizing those searches, the FBI extracted data fr

new warrant (the "Warrant") authorizing review of the data from a total of 62 devices seized from both the New York and Virgin Islands searches of Epstein's residence (the "Devices"). Following the issuance of the Warrant, the FBI provided the U.S. Attorney's Office with copies of all documents extract

ple search warrants on the New York residence of Jeffrey Epstein. During those searches, the FBI seized d

(the "Devices"). Following the issuance of the Warrant, the FBI provided the U.S. Attorney's Office with copies of all documents extracted from the Devices. The U.S. Attorney's Office then began conducting a privilege review of those documents, some of which has been completed and some of which remains

that there is a need to review items not identified as responsive, the FBI will need to seek a new warrant to review the full contents of any of the Devices. If reviewers have an uestions or would like to discuss the rotocol or review, they should contact AUSA by calling her cellphone at or emailing

estigation. BACKGROUND In July of 2019, the Federal Bureau of Investigation ("FBI") executed multiple search warrants on the New York residence of Jeffrey Epstein. During those searches, the FBI seized dozens of electronic devices. Pursuant to the warrants authorizing those searches, the FBI extracted data fr

new warrant (the "Warrant") authorizing review of the data from a total of 62 devices seized from both the New York and Virgin Islands searches of Epstein's residence (the "Devices"). Following the issuance of the Warrant, the FBI provided the U.S. Attorney's Office with copies of all documents extract

ple search warrants on the New York residence of Jeffrey Epstein. During those searches, the FBI seized d

(the "Devices"). Following the issuance of the Warrant, the FBI provided the U.S. Attorney's Office with copies of all documents extracted from the Devices. The U.S. Attorney's Office then began conducting a privilege review of those documents, some of which has been completed and some of which remains

that there is a need to review items not identified as responsive, the FBI will need to seek a new warrant to review the full contents of any of the Devices. If reviewers have any questions or would like to discuss the rotocol or review, they should contact AUSA Maurene Comey by calling her cellphone at

From: Richard Kahn Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2018 7:39 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein Subject: Fwd: Apple, Inc.: Supply Chain Noise Creates Buying Opportunity; Still Bullish on Services Richard Kahn HBRK Associates Inc. 575 =exin

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Sent: Thursday, November 15, 2018 7:39 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein Subject: Fwd: Apple, Inc.: Supply Chain

ong-term growth and valuation upside as Services becomes a key =rowth driver. As the smartphone market matures, Services takes the =rowth baton from Devices which ultimately results in more stable growth =nd higher margins at Apple (1). Additionally, normalized Services =evenue growth accelerated to 26%