Epstein Secrets

is pace it will take significantly more than 10 years to complete the FOIA review — a period of time in stark conflict with the policy of President Obama who directed each agency to "act promptly" and make "timely disclosures of information" and with the statements of the Attorney General who said, "t

iod of time in stark conflict with the policy of President Obama who directed each agency to "act promptly" and ma

ation 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, 2013, when the FBI

s to the review of his entire file. The FBI response to the above-numbered FOIA request has been utterly incompatible with the policy of President Obama who directed each agency to "act promptly" and make "timely disclosures of information." The Attorney General in a memorandum for the heads of exec

has been utterly incompatible with the policy of President Obama who directed each agency to "act promptly" and ma

ation 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 FOIA mandated disclo

s to the review of his entire file. The FBI response to the above-numbered FOIA request has been utterly incompatible with the policy of President Obama who directed each agency to "act promptly" and make "timely disclosures of information." The Attorney General in a memorandum for the heads of exec

has been utterly incompatible with the policy of President Obama who directed each agency to "act promptly" and ma

ation 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 FOIA mandated disclo

is pace it will take significantly more than 10 years to complete the FOIA review — a period of time in stark conflict with the policy of President Obama who directed each agency to "act promptly" and make "timely disclosures of information" and with the statements of the Attorney General who said, "t

iod of time in stark conflict with the policy of President Obama who directed each agency to "act promptly" and ma

ation 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, 2013, when the FBI

is pace it will take significantly more than 10 years to complete the FOIA review — a period of time in stark conflict with the policy of President Obama who directed each agency to "act promptly" and make "timely disclosures of information" and with the statements of the Attorney General who said, "t

iod of time in stark conflict with the policy of President Obama who directed each agency to "act promptly" and ma

ation 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, 2013, when the FBI

ver a decade for an agency to meet its FOIA obligations. As documented below - and within the May 1, 2015, and August 13, 2015, letters to Mr. Dennis Argall, FBI FOIPA Public Liaison Officer, each of which are attached - the FBI has declined to meet its statutory obligations in providing Freedom of Inform

v. Reporters Comm. for Freedom of the Press, 489 U.S. 749, 773 (1989). Additionally, the FBI's delays in this matter violate the policy of President Obama, announced on January 21, 2009, which directed each agency to "act promptly" and make "timely disclosures of information." Even further, the Attorney