EFTA00032477
An internal email discussing a congressional inquiry into the Jeffrey Epstein case and coordination on response.
The email thread involves a congressional staffer receiving a voicemail from Congresswoman Lois Frankel regarding an Epstein case inquiry. It suggests routing the matter to the Office of Legislative Affairs, referencing coordination with Jack Scarola and congressional committees.
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- •Congressional inquiry into the Jeffrey Epstein case mentioned
- •Involvement of Congresswoman Lois Frankel and key committees (Appropriations and Veterans Affairs)
- •Reference to coordinating response via the Office of Legislative Affairs (OLA)
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From: ' Subject: FW: Voicemail from Congresswoman Frankel Date: Wed, 28 Jul 2021 00:11:19 +0000 Attachments: voicemail-837.m4a HE— FYI, Congressman Lois Frankel from FL left a VM saying that Congress wants to look into the Epstein case but one of the victim's lawyers said she should reach out to first. (Unclear how this would fit under her current committee assignments on the Appropriations Committee and Veterans Affairs Committee...) My thought is that this should be routed to OLA and they should handle the request/response in a more formal way; do you have a different view? If you agree, who's the best person to reach out to? Thanks very much. From: Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2021 7:51 PM To: Subject: Voicemail from Congresswoman Frankel This afternoon, I received the attached voicemail on my cellphone. Jack Scarola, who represents had told me that someone from Congress had reached out to him about the Epstein case, and Jack said he'd provided them with my cellphone number. When would be a good time to discuss? Thanks, EFTA00032477
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