Epstein Secrets

16 EFTA00752845 From: Jeffrey Epstein [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Thursday, May 20, 2010 7:01 PM To: Abram Muljana Subject: Re: Little Saint James no the seat . must look out the window. in the steam EFTA00752846

A-005_Master Bathroom-052010-Option_02.pdf this is the approved option From: Abram Muljana [mailto: Sent: Fri 5/21/2010 11:03 AM To: Shell • Ga Kerney; Jeffrey Epstein Cc: Subject: Master Bath - Option 02 Mr. Epstein: Gary: Shelley: Note: Seat in Steam Room facing the window. Best, ABRAM MUL

alance due on the attached October 8, 2009 bill from Mr. Fancelli, as well as the attached $18,618.00 bill from Mr. Fancelli for his trip to Little Saint James in May/June 2009. As for any need that Mr. Molyneux to appear on the Island, we believe that has been satisfied by his three trips there, only to

ons to Mr. Kemey). While Exhibit B demonstrates that only Mr. Molyneux has approval rights, he agreed to the color of the stain satisfactory to Mr. Kerney. This was evidenced in a writing between Mr. Kemey and our client. The problem that we discuss below was promptly raised as far back as our client

alance due on the attached October 8, 2009 bill from Mr. Fancelli, as well as the attached $18,618.00 bill from Mr. Fancelli for his trip to Little Saint James in May/June 2009. As for any need that Mr. Molyneux to appear on the Island, we believe that has been satisfied by his three trips there, only to

ons to Mr. Kemey). While Exhibit B demonstrates that only Mr. Molyneux has approval rights, he agreed to the color of the stain satisfactory to Mr. Kerney. This was evidenced in a writing between Mr. Kemey and our client. The problem that we discuss below was promptly raised as far back as our client

alance due on the attached October 8, 2009 bill from Mr. Fancelli, as well as the attached $18,618.00 bill from Mr. Fancelli for his trip to Little Saint James in May/June 2009. As for any need that Mr. Molyneux to appear on the Island, we believe that has been satisfied by his three trips there, only to

ons to Mr. Kemey). While Exhibit B demonstrates that only Mr. Molyneux has approval rights, he agreed to the color of the stain satisfactory to Mr. Kerney. This was evidenced in a writing between Mr. Kemey and our client. The problem that we discuss below was promptly raised as far back as our client