Epstein Secrets

oceed. The Court should uphold BOP's logical and plausible reliance on Exemption 7(A). BOP's reliance on Exemptions 6 and 7(C) to protect images of Epstein's body and the names of his associates was also proper. Epstein's surviving family member retains a privacy interest in the details of Epstein's su

gh such use of such items was generally known). Here, for example, certain of the reports prepared during the course of BOP's investigation include Security Threat Group ("STG") designations, which are an enhanced monitoring technique used by BOP. See Supp. Christenson Decl. ¶¶ 20, 23. As another example, the August

oceed. The Court should uphold BOP's logical and plausible reliance on Exemption 7(A). BOP's reliance on Exemptions 6 and 7(C) to protect images of Epstein's body and the names of his associates was also proper. Epstein's surviving family member retains a privacy interest in the details of Epstein's su

gh such use of such items was generally known). Here, for example, certain of the reports prepared during the course of BOP's investigation include Security Threat Group ("STG") designations, which are an enhanced monitoring technique used by BOP. See Supp. Christenson Decl. ¶¶ 20, 23. As another example, the August

oceed. The Court should uphold BOP's logical and plausible reliance on Exemption 7(A). BOP's reliance on Exemptions 6 and 7(C) to protect images of Epstein's body and the names of his associates was also proper. Epstein's surviving family member retains a privacy interest in the details of Epstein's su

gh such use of such items was generally known). Here, for example, certain of the reports prepared during the course of BOP's investigation include Security Threat Group ("STG") designations, which are an enhanced monitoring technique used by BOP. See Supp. Decl. ¶¶ 20, 23. As another example, the August 14, 2019 l