Epstein Secrets

me Ombudsman, the Office of Professional Responsibility, the Executive Office for U.S. Attorney) or "Headquarters" for the FBI (i.e., officials for the Federal Bureau of Investigation located in Washington,D.C., including the Director's Office and the General Counsel's Office). Supplemental Discovery Request 8. Any emails, teleph

e circulated within the FBI — including, but not limited to those to or from or between any of the following individuals: Val Parlave, Tim Delaney, Ed Nucci, Jason Richards, Nezbitt Kurkendall, Eliasib Ortiz, Alex Acosta or Alan Snatiago -- presenting or reflecting complaints, concerns or questions abou

me Ombudsman, the Office of Professional Responsibility, the Executive Office for U.S. Attorney) or "Headquarters" for the FBI (i.e., officials for the Federal Bureau of Investigation located in Washington,D.C., including the Director's Office and the General Counsel's Office). Supplemental Discovery Request 8. Any emails, teleph

e circulated within the FBI — including, but not limited to those to or from or between any of the following individuals: Val Parlave, Tim Delaney, Ed Nucci, Jason Richards, Nezbitt Kurkendall, Eliasib Ortiz, Alex Acosta or Alan Snatiago -- presenting or reflecting complaints, concerns or questions abou

and Obscenity Section, the U.S. Attorney's Offices for the Southern District and Middle District of Florida, and any and all parts or components of the Federal Bureau of Investigation) and other federal government agencies with law enforcement responsibilities related to the Epstein case (such as the Internal Revenue Service). T

s concerned about the Government's treatment of Epstein's victims and/or other aspects of the Government handling of the Epstein investigation. 2. Ed Nucci communicated with Police Chief Reiter and informed him of the possibility the Office would issue a "target letter" to him for matters related to the