Recipient Display Name Email jpetrucc4bop.gov UUID 7060862040E1-0000-947A-4AEAF7774805 Distribution Type CC Recipient Type User Recipient Display Name Email Indiaye4bop.gov UUID 610E9350-084F-0003-AB39-F80F2A59A443 Distribution 'I)pc TO Recipient Type SysterriCtoupMember Recipient Lee Plourde Display Name Lee Plourde Email 1plourde@bopgov UUID 91:177B2D0-190-0000-A989-0200000058D0 Distribution Type TO Recipient Type SysternGroupMember Recipient Mani LiconNiak Display Name Mani Licon-Vitale Email rnicani)rbop.gov UUID 4A2ACC80-1010-0000-98AE-I5D55568C865 Distribution Type TO Recipient Type SystemGroupMember Recipient NYM/Executive Staff Display Name NYM/Exccutiec Staff Email NYM/Executive Staffdtbop.gov UM 4237CDC0-1407.0000-A820-84D2120084D2 Distribution Type TO Recipient Type Synemrsoup nt Display Name Email —Recipie UUID 66Edar10-1320-0000-8ECI-2F2162868DCC Distribution Type TO Recipient Type SystemGroupMember Expire 0 Delay delis en until 0 Delegated fake Archived fake Read true Deleted fake Opened true Completed fake Security Normal Box tve Inbox Return notification %awn opened fake Return notification N% hen deleted fake Return notification lien completed fake Return notification sihen declined fake Return notification V. he n accepted fake Archive Ve rs ion 5.3 Internal ID 5D970E6B.NYMDOM LNYMADM I. IC0.170316D. I .13 060.14111.NYMDOMLNYMADMI.100.0.10.1416 Source received Class Pubic Account Charisma F.dge4)80P00974.ESTADMLESTDOMI Location ID 1540842445516 Class Name GW.MESSAGE.MAIL Enclosing Folden 1 Folder Mat= ID 7.NYMDOMI.NYMADMI.100.0.1.0.1416 Name Mailbox Type Mai = System true Share Type \ (dilated Page 10129 EFTA00042640

Audits Date Action Auditor Note 2019-10-11 143B7 EDT Created cn-Archive Agent_1-Daily Archive] Job.cn-Jobs.cn-CWOpenNcdettrarchisig sY Generated =netmai by Netgovem lci Archive A ge nt-I-DadY Archbri Jobstelobs.cn=GWOpenNode.co=archivisg.o =neon:ill 2020-05-19 152931 EDT Tag BOP01703.MXRADMI.MXRDOMI Responsive 20_20-05-1915:1803 EDT Tag 8OP01703.MXRADMI.MXRDOM1 Resrsnove 2020-05.19143435 EDT Tag BOP01703.MXRADMI.MXRDONII Ftwed Page 10130 EFTA00042641

Mail Attachment Psych Reconst - Epstein #76318-054.docx Page 10131 EFTA00042642

PSYCHOLOGICAL RECONSTRUCTION OF INMATE DEATH This is an interim report, due to an inability to gather all necessary data. Formal interviews were not conducted as a part of this reconstruction to avoid interference with pending investigations by other Department of Justice components. A copy of the video is normally made by Special Investigative Staff following a significant incident, but there was no such video in this case since the original video was confiscated by the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) prior to the beginning of this reconstruction. The absence of these two sources of information severely limited the ability to establish accurate timelines, confirm subjective reports, establish converging and diverging lines of facts, or discover new areas of inquiry. As a result, information typically gathered, reviewed and consolidated during a reconstruction to support actionable findings and recommendations is limited. Name: Jeffrey Epstein Register Number: 76318-054 Date of Death: 08-10-2019 Prepared by: National Suicide Prevention Coordinator, Psychology Services Branch, Central Office BACKGROUND INFORMATION Mr. Jeffrey Epstein was a 66-year-old, White male who died on August 10, 2019, while housed at the Metropolitan Correctional Complex (MCC), in New York, New York. C. Wills, former Acting Assistant Director, Reentry Services Division. a inted a team to conduct a s cholo ical reconstruction. The team consisted of , Sex Offender Treatment Programs Coordinator, Central Office; Dia Boutwell, Mental Health Treatment Coordinator, Central Office; and Correctional Services Administrator, Northeast Regional Office. This reconstruction was established in accordance with Bureau of Prisons' (BOP) Program Statement 5324.08, Suicide Prevention Program. Social History: Mr. Epstein did not have a Pre-Sentence Report (PSR) available at the time of the reconstruction; therefore, no official information regarding social history was accessible. The following was gathered from publicly available documents. Mr. Epstein was born in 1953 and grew up in a middle-class family in the neighborhood of Sea Gate on Coney Island, Brooklyn, New York, with one brother. After early promotion in two grades, Mr. Epstein graduated from Lafayette High School in 1969, at the age of 16. He attended Cooper Union and New York University but did not graduate from either. Mr. Epstein taught at the Dalton School, a private school on the Upper East Side of Manhattan from September 1974 until he was 1 EFTA00042643

dismissed in June 1976 for inadequate development as a teacher. Following that, he held a number of positions in the financial industry to include a position as a limited partner at Bear Steams until he was dismissed for unknown policy violations in 1981. He also worked as a financial consultant and founded at least two separate companies. Mr. Epstein had two significant periods of employment. The first of these was his position as a consultant with Steven Jude Hoffenberg in the late 1980s. Mr. Hoffenberg was described as his first mentor. Mr. Hoffenberg was later convicted and incarcerated for running a large Ponzi scheme. He implicated Mr. Epstein in fraudulently diverting company funds for his own personal use. Years later, Leslie Wexner, Mr. Epstein's sole client at J. Epstein and Company, granted him power of attorney over his affairs. Despite also being identified as Mr. Wexner's mentee, Mr. Epstein was again accused of misappropriating funds-more than 46 million dollars. These large sums are believed to be the seed money Mr. Epstein used to establish his considerable fortune. These events are indicative of Mr. Epstein's highly-regarded intelligence and charismatic personality. Legal History: Mr. Epstein had a history of adult criminal charges and convictions. In June 2008, he entered into a non-prosecution agreement and pleaded guilty to one count Solicitation of Prostitution and one count Procuring a Person Under the Age of 18 for Prostitution in the state of Florida. He was sentenced to 30 months: 18 months of incarceration and 12 months of probation. He was also mandated to register as a sex offender under the National Sex Offender Registration and Notification Act. Mr. Epstein served 13 of his 18-month incarceration and then successfully completed 12 months of probation. It is unclear whether he followed the sex offender registration guidelines in each place he owned a residence. In regard to pending charges, Mr. Epstein was formally charged with Sex Trafficking Conspiracy in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 371 and Sex Trafficking in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1591(a), (b) (2), 2 on July 2, 2019. Specifically, he was accused of sexually exploiting and abusing minor females over the course of several years. Charging documents allege Mr. Epstein enticed and recruited minor females to engage in sexual activity. The minor females were reportedly compensated with cash following the sexual encounters and some were encouraged to find other minor females to accompany them to Mr. Epstein's residences in New York or Florida. He pleaded not guilty to these charges and was in pretrial status at the time of his death. In a 37-page Decision & Order Remanding the Defendant, signed by Judge M. Berman on July 18, 2019, 18 pages were dedicated to detailing the danger Mr. Epstein posed to others and the community. The document also alleged he was a flight risk. As a result, Mr. Epstein's proposed bail package was determined to be inadequate. He was denied pretrial release and held on remand. 2 EFTA00042644

Institutional History: On July 6, 2019, Mr. Epstein was arrested at Teterboro Airport in New Jersey upon his return from Paris, France. It is unknown whether he was anticipating this arrest. He was transported to MCC New York and keyed into SENTRY at 9:24 p.m. that evening. Mr. Epstein was placed in a general population housing unit for approximately 22 hours. On July 7, 2019, at approximately 7:20 p.m. he was moved to the Special Housing Unit (SHU) pending reclassification due to the significant increase in media coverage and awareness of his notoriety among the inmate population. With regard to his adjustment to a correctional setting, Mr. Epstein received one incident report while in BOP custody for Self-Mutilation on July 23, 2019. As of August 15, 2019, the incident report had been expunged though it is unclear why it had been expunged and whether Mr. Epstein knew this. Also, a review of financial transactions associated with Mr. Epstein's prison account revealed one of his attorneys was depositing funds into his cellmate's (inmate Reyes) commissary account for unknown reasons. HEALTH CARE AND PERSONALITY DESCRIPTION BOP Electronic Medical Records (BEMR) indicate Mr. Epstein was diagnosed with hyperlipidemia, sleep apnea, hypertension, constipation, prediabetes, neuralgia, and neuritis unspecified. He was prescribed the following mediations: docusate sodium, milk of magnesia, omega 3, methylprednisone, and bisacodyl. Mr. Epstein was also prescribed insulin, and the prescription required him to go to the institution pharmacy for administration of this medication. However, the dates for which it was prescribed have a notation indicating "dose not indicated," thus it does not appear insulin was routinely medically necessary. The rest of the medications prescribed were self- carry. He also had a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) machine which is typically used to treat sleep apnea. Mr. Epstein was provided with his personal CPAP machine on July 30, 2019, per BEMR. In regard to mental health history and treatment, there are no known available records. Any records that may have been maintained relating to Mr. Epstein's incarceration in Florida were not available for review as of the date of this report. With regard to Psychology Data System records in BEMR (PDS-BEMR), Dr. Kari Schlessinger, Forensic Psychologist at MCC New York completed a routine Intake Screening on July 8, 2019. During this screening, Mr. Epstein denied any history of mental health problems, substance abuse, and treatment. No symptoms of mental illness were observed. He was classified as Mental Health Care Level 1 and was not diagnosed with a mental illness. Following a consultation with , National Suicide Prevention Coordinator on July 8, 2019, Dr. Chief Psychologist at MCC New York determined Mr. Epstein should be pre-emptively evaluated for suicide risk upon his return from court. Primary consideration was given to his various risk factors for suicide such as his high profile case and media attention, pending sex offense charges, pre-trial status, and an ongoing court proceeding. Mr. Epstein returned from court on July 8, 2019, after normal business hours. He denied suicidal 3 EFTA00042645

thoughts at that time, but due to the potential for other risk factors listed above, the on-call psychologist placed Mr. Epstein on Psychological Observation in one of the suicide watch cells until he could be assessed in person by a BOP psychologist. Psychological Observation is a form of individual monitoring that is less restrictive than Suicide Watch. It is used for inmates who are stabilizing and not yet prepared for placement in general population or restrictive housing. It is often used to transition inmates off of Suicide Watch in order to monitor their transition and safety after an acute suicidal crisis. On July 9, 2019, Mr. Epstein underwent a formal, in-person suicide risk assessment with She determined that, while suicide watch was not warranted at that time, Mr. Epstein should remain on Psychological Observation status out of an abundance of caution. He was removed from Psychological Observation on July 10, 2019. On July 23, 2019, the on-call psychologist was notified Mr. Epstein had been found in his cell with a piece of orange cloth around his neck. Reportedly, he was observed lying in the fetal position on the floor with a noose around his neck. Medical staff evaluated Mr. Epstein and found friction marks and superficial reddening of the neck skin and one knee. He was placed on suicide watch by the Operations Lieutenant at approximately 1:40 a.m. pending a formal in- person suicide risk assessment. Dr. , Staff Psychologist at MCC New York, assessed Mr. Epstein for risk of suicide later in the morning of July 23, 2019, and determined he should remain on suicide watch. Mr. Epstein denied any knowledge of how he received marks on his neck and initially informed staff he believed his cellmate,Nicholas Tartaglione, had attempted to kill him. Special Investigative Services (SIS) staff opened an investigation to assess Mr. Epstein's safety and collect facts surrounding the episode. Despite this investigation, staff was unable to determine whether he was assaulted or engaged in self-directed violence. Mr. Epstein was removed from suicide watch on July 24, 2019, after 31 hours and 5 minutes. Thereafter, he remained in the suicide watch cell and was placed on Psychological Observation, where he remained housed until July 30, 2019, according to PDS-BEMR records. A discrepancy exists regarding when he was removed from Psychological Observation. His cell assignment, per SENTRY, indicates he was transferred back to the Special Housing Unit (SHU) on July 29, 2019, whereas PDS-BEMR indicates he was removed from Psychological Observation on July 30, 2019, at approximately 8:15 a.m. Mr. Epstein attended a court hearing on July 31, 2019, and, upon his return, the United States Marshals Service (USMS) provided paperwork to Receiving and Discharge (R&D) staff that noted "suicidal tendencies." Dr. Imeri was notified on August 1, 2019, about this paperwork. She consulted with and then met with Mr. Epstein to conduct a suicide risk assessment. She determined suicide watch was not warranted at that time. Mr. Epstein remained classified as a Mental Health Care Level 1 throughout his time at MCC New York. During his contacts with psychologists, Mr. Epstein routinely denied current mental health symptoms to include suicidal ideation, and he did not exhibit symptoms of a serious mental illness. However, there was evidence Mr. Epstein was experiencing challenges 4 EFTA00042646

adjusting to his environment and changes in his lifestyle. He reported frequent complaints of difficulty sleeping. He did not have access to his CPAP machine until it was reportedly provided to him on July 30, 2019. Mr. Epstein also reported he was bothered by noise in the SHU. At times, he noted concerns related to his safety in SHU or on a general population housing unit. On two occasions, July 26, 2019, and July 27, 2019, he described himself as a coward and as someone who does not like pain. On July 28, 2019, he told Dr. Imeri the toilet in his cell would not stop flushing for an extended period of time, and he then took to sitting in the comer with his hands over his ears. Mr. Epstein indicated he was agitated following this incident and was unable to sleep that night. ANTECEDENT CIRCUMSTANCES Mr. Epstein entered BOP custody on July 6, 2019, with a history of convictions for sexual offenses and allegations comprised of more serious charges. The current indictment alleged sexual crimes against minors, and he was facing up to 45 years in prison. On July 18, 2019, Mr. Epstein's request for bail and pretrial release was denied. On July 23, 2019, Mr. Epstein was found unresponsive in his cell. The motivation and context were never fully determined. After 31 hours and 5 minutes on Suicide Watch, he was then placed on Psychological Observation. On July 30, 2019, Mr. Epstein was removed from Psychological Observation. Dr. Imeri sent an e-mail reporting Mr. Epstein had been removed from Psychological Observation and needed to be housed with an appropriate cellmate. This e-m ail was sent to 71 MCC New York staff and, as of August 13, 2019, only 27 staff members had opened the message. On August 9, 2019, a federal court unsealed approximately 2,000 pages of documents into the public domain. These included graphic allegations against Mr. Epstein. Included was a book order receipt for titles such as SM 101: A Realistic Introduction; SlayeCraft: Roadmaps for Erotic Servitude; and Training with Miss Abernathy: A Workbook for Erotic Slaves and Their Owners. Additional high profile public figures were also named in the released documents. The documents were part of a defamation lawsuit filed by , a woman who alleged Mr. Epstein had victimized her, against a British socialite, Ghislaine Maxwell, who was Mr. Epstein's ex-girlfriend, associate, and alleged to have assisted with his criminal activities. According to staff report, Mr. Epstein was afforded telephone calls on two different days although it is unknown whether they were legal or social calls. No recording of the calls exist and it is not known with whom he was speaking. One occurred on or around July 16, 2019, and the other on August 9, 2019. Legal calls are not monitored, and would not be recorded. A social call would be recorded; given the limited information known about Mr. Epstein, knowledge of the content of any social calls would have been crucial to helping staff work with him. Following his final telephone call on the evening of August 9, 2019, Mr. Epstein was moved into his SHU cell. He was single-celled at that time because his cellmate (Efrain Reyes #85993-054) 5 EFTA00042647

did not return from court. The need for a cellmate was communicated between Day Watch (DW) and Evening Watch (EW) shifts in the SHU. but no cellmate was laced with him by the EW staff. According to a memorandum from SHU staff were informed at approximately 1:50 p.m. that Mr. E stein's cellmate would likely not return from court. Furthermore, noted Mr. Epstein would need a cellmate upon arrival from his attorney visit. A review of the 30-minute rounds forms indicate unit rounds were completed for the entire MW shift on August 10, 2019. However, a memorandum from Lieutenant Stanley Jean indicates Officer and Material Handler Supervisor made a statement after Mr. Epstein's death that they did not complete proper 30-minute rounds at 3:00 a.m. or 5:00 a.m. DESCRIPTION OF SCENE A detailed description of the scene was unavailable because the officers who discovered Mr. Epstein did not write memorandums and could not be interviewed. According to the Report of Incident, on August 10, 2019, at approximately 6:33 a.m., while serving the breakfast meal in the SHU, Range 9 South, Mr. Epstein was found unresponsive in his cell. Staff reportedly called for medical assistance, activated the body alarm, and began life-saving measures. Arriving staff stated they brought an automated external defibrillator (AED) and stretcher. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) reportedly continued while the AED was placed on Mr. Epstein. The AED reportedly indicated no shock advised and CPR was continued. Mr. Epstein was escorted to Health Services at approximately 6:39 a.m., and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) arrived at 6:43 a.m. He was transported to the local hospital at approximately 7:10 a.m. Mr. Epstein was pronounced deceased at 7:36 am. It was not possible to confirm this timeline without viewing video footage. CONCLUSIONS/RECOMMENDATIONS A general appreciation of risk factors for suicide specific to sex offenders is necessary when reviewing Mr. Epstein's death. These factors, as well as more general risk factors for suicide, were likely present. There are several common factors that increase risk for suicide in individuals with a history of a sexual offense. These include stigma due to the nature of sexually-based crimes (both within society and the prison system), a disruption of the ability to utilize sex as a coping mechanism (which can lead to increased levels of distress and negative affect), and grief about loss experienced in regards to arrest. This grief may be secondary to the loss of former lifestyle, loss of physical items or collections related to sexual offenses, and/or the loss of perceived relationships with victims. Other factors that may increase risk for suicide among individuals accused of a sex offense include safety concerns, potentially long sentences, and lack of skills necessary to navigate social relationships in prison. Mr. Epstein was a high-profile, pretrial detainee awaiting trial on sex trafficking offenses. He had been a successful, wealthy businessman with a number of high-profile acquaintances that he accumulated through a combination of charisma, charm, and intelligence. Despite his many associates, he had limited significant or deep interpersonal ties. Although Mr. Epstein appeared 6 EFTA00042648

to cultivate a large social and professional network, he was estranged from his only brother. Indeed, his identity appeared to be based on his wealth, power, and association with other high- profile individuals. Approximately two-and-a-half weeks before his death, Mr. Epstein appeared to attempt suicide, but ultimately denied it was a suicide attempt. He was convincing in his denial. On that occasion, he was saved because his cellmate notified BOP staff. In the weeks before his death, he made statements that he was "a coward" and was having difficulty adapting to his diminished circumstances. He also frequently referenced poor sleep and an inability to tolerate the noise of prison. On the day before his death, a number of documents in his case were unsealed, further eroding his previously-enjoyed elevated status and potentially implicating some of his associates. The lack of significant interpersonal connections, a complete loss of his status in both the community and among associates, and the idea of potentially spending his life in prison were likely factors contributing to Mr. Epstein's suicide. The following recommendations concern institution operations: Corr Svd Psych I. Single Ceiling: It is recommended that all inmates be double-celled unless safety concerns or an odd number of inmates precludes this. Priority should be given to inmates with a history of mental illness, self-directed violence, recent stressors (e.g., losses, newly sentenced, etc.) It is recommended that a system of control be implemented explaining who will be notified when a Suicide Watch or Psychological Observation ends and how that communication will take place. Because this is a life safety issue, the system of control, once approved by the warden, should be reviewed in formal meetings such as staff recalls, department head meetings, and lieutenants meetings. ExedIDO 2. Rounds:. 30-minute rounds are required by P5500.14, Correctional Services Procedures Manual. Corr Svc / Legal 3. Cellmate Assignments: When Mr. Epstein was placed in SHU on July 7, 2019, Executive Staff decided Mr. Tartaglione would be his cellmate. As explained by input was not sought from Psychology Services and it is not clear if or how sex offender-specific needs and associated risk were incorporated into the housing plan. Mr. Tartaglione was also a high profile inmate-an ex-police officer charged in multiple murders. However, he and Mr. Epstein did not share the risk associated with being a sex offender and their pairing may have aggravated Mr. Epstein's risk for self-directed violence. In an effort to treat Mr. Epstein the same as other inmates, a statement repeated by multiple staff, Executive Staff may have inadvertently overlooked the need to consider unique risk factors associated with individuals who have been charged with and convicted of a sex offense. On July 25, 2019, sent an e-mail to explaining a consultation between and 7 EFTA00042649

, National Suicide Prevention Coordinator. In the e-mail, Legal reviewed the consult and recommendation from the Psychology Services Branch, Central Office that Mr. Epstein be housed with another inmate who had also been accused of committing a sex offense. There is no evidence this information was considered beyond this e- mail, and Mr. Epstein was never housed with another inmate charged or convicted of a sexual offense. Exec Staff It is recommended Executive Staff and Correctional Services staff include a psychologist in decisions about cellmates as a means of incorporating expertise about suicide risk, mental health needs, and interventions for psychological stability. Psvc Svc 4. Documentation Accuracy: On July 23, 2019, Mr. Epstein was found unresponsive in his cell. He had abrasions on his neck and knee. There are inconsistencies between documents describing the circumstances of the scene. In a General Administrative Note in PDS-BEMR, documented information received from that Mr. E stein, "was found with a string loosely hanging around his neck." In contrast, who responded to this emergency, wrote a memorandum dated July 23, 2019. In that memorandum, Officer Silva wrote he saw Mr. Epstein "laying down near his bunk with what appeared to be a piece of handmade orange cloth around his neck." It is critical that all descriptions of the incident accurately reflect objective evidence. wrote Mr. Epstein an incident report for Self-Mutilation on July 23, 2019, after he was found unresponsive in his cell but prior to having the necessary facts to determine whether he likely engaged in a Bureau violation. BOP policy expects staff to write an incident report within 24 hours of having the information that an inmate likely violated BOP rules but without making a presumptive decision about guilt. A Special Investigative Services Threat Assessment was completed August 2, 2019, but results were inconclusive as to whether Mr. Epstein engaged in self- directed violence, willingly fought with his cellmate, or was assaulted by his cellmate. It is recommended that staff remain open to all reasonable explanations for a behavior and take the appropriate actions when a final determination is made. Although the incident report was later expunged, inmates frequently experience significant stress when they contemplate the potential consequences associated with findings of guilt. Dr. Schlessinger entered a Psychology Services Intake Screening into PDS-BEMR on July 8, 2010. The document has three typographical errors. She selected the No Sexual Offense Convictions check box when, in fact, Mr. Epstein was previously convicted of S9licitation of Prostitution and Procuring a Person Under the Age of 18 for Prostitution. Second, Mr. Epstein was erroneously identified as a Black male in this document. Finally, there is one instance where he was mistakenly referred to as Mr. 8 EFTA00042650

Dr. Schlessinger completed a Risk of Sexual Abusiveness document on July 8, 2019. She marked "History of prior prison sexual predation" in the affirmative. This is not accurate. Ysmael Joaquin, Mid-Level Practitioner, completed a History and Physical on July 9, 2019. An Intake Screening should have been conducted within 24 hours of his entry into Bureau custody which was on July 6, 2019, according to P6031.04 Patient Care. Psvc was responsible for observing Mr. E stein and documenting his behavior while on suicide watch on July 23, 2019. Officer mistakenly used a Suicide Watch Log Book intended for inmate companion documentation between 1:40 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. on Jul 23 2019, when he should have been using the Staff Suicide Watch Log Book. Ms. , Drug Treatment Specialist, reportedly noticed this error and subsequently hand copied all of Officer M' entries from 1:40 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. into a Staff Suicide Watch Log Book. She then initialed these entries, and this makes it appear as if she was the one conducting the watch. This information was discovered and conveyed in an e-mail from Ms. to Dr. Schlessinger with a carbon copy to on August 12, 2019. Of note, Ms. did not make an entry explaining why she was making the log book changes. Additionally, Ms. then wrote entries for 6:15, 6:30, 6:45 and 7:00 a.m. in the Staff Suicide Watch Log Book. These were not a part of the original entries made by Officer nor was Ms. assigned to work the Suicide Watch post. Due to the inability to interview staff at this time, it is unknown why Ms. attempted to correct Officer M r error, or made any of the subsequent log entries. It is recommended that if a staff member makes an entry error (e.g., writes in the incorrect suicide watch log book), the staff member should describe the error in the correct log book, to include indicating when they became aware of the error. The staff member should then notify the Chief Psychologist. Corr Svc A review of Special Housing Unit Records (BP-A0292) revealed a number of incomplete entries. This document is used to monitor provision and receipt of basic services such as recreation, medical rounds, showers, meal consumption, etc. The Officer in Charge signature is missing on 10 occasions and a medical provider's signature is missing in seven instances. There are six instances in which it is not clear if Mr. Epstein ate his meal. There are nine instances in which it is not clear if Mr. Epstein took a shower. There are ten instances in which it is not clear if Mr. Epstein was offered recreation. P5500.15 Correctional Services Manual requires accurate and complete information on the BP-A0292. A review of Psychology Observation Log Books revealed significant discrepancies from the approved Psychological Observation Procedural Memorandum, dated April 15, 2019. A Correctional Officer is required to complete hourly rounds and sign the log book; 179 EFTA00042651

out of 183 round signatures were missing. The lieutenant is required to sign the log book one time per shift and signatures were missing in 10 of 23 instances. A Physician Assistant is required to sign one time per shift and 16 of 16 instances were missing. It is recommended that a further review of Psychological Observation procedures be conducted. AW Edge 5. Telephone Calls: In a PDS-BEMR note written by on July 16, 2019, she was informed by an unnamed staff member that a lieutenant facilitated two telephone calls for Mr. Epstein. It is unknown when and to whom these calls were placed and no evidence that they took place on a monitored telephone. According to a memorandum from Unit Manager Nathaniel Bullock on August 10, 2019, Mr. Epstein terminated his legal visit early on August 9, 2019, in order to place a telephone call to his family. Mr. Bullock (who was the Institutional Duty Officer that week) escorted Mr. Epstein to SHU around 7:00 p.m. that evening and he was placed in the shower area on G tier. While there, he was provided the telephone to make a call. Since Mr. Epstein reportedly did not have his PAC or PIN number, which is required to use the inmate telephone system, the Unit Manager placed the call, dialing a number that reportedly began with area code 347. Mr. Epstein told Mr. Bullock he was calling his mother who, according to public records, has been deceased since 2004. It is recommended that all telephone calls, other than legal calls, be made on monitored lines to be available for post-call review or on a speaker phone so staff can monitor what is discussed. 6. Direct Observation: Mr. Epstein was on suicide watch from July 23, 2019, until July 24, 2019. While on suicide watch on July 23, 2019, Mr. Epstein attended an attorney visit from approximately 12:40 p.m. until 7:15 p.m. During this time, he was without "direct, continuous observation" by a dedicated BOP staff member as required by P5324.08. While on Psychological Observation, he attended attorney visits on July 24, 2019, for 11.25 hours; on July 25, 2019, for 11.25 hours; on July 26, 2019, for 9.25 hours; on July 27, 2019, for 11.33 hours; on July 28, 2019, for 10.5 hours; and on July 29, 2019, for 8 hours. On July 30, 2019, Psychology Observation was terminated. During these visits, continuous observation by a dedicated BOP staff member was not maintained as required by MCC New York's Procedural Memorandum for Psychological Observation. 7. Follow-Up:, Mr. Epstein arrived at MCC New York on Saturday, July 6, 2019. While conducting the 10:00 p.m. institution count that evening, Elba Torres, Facilities Assistant re orted she observed Mr. E stein in his cell. In an e-mail she sent to and later that evening, she described Mr. Epstein as "distraught, sad and a little confused." She said she then asked Mr. Epstein if he was 10 EFTA00042652

Psvc Svc okay, and he reportedly said he was. However, Ms. noted in her e-mail she was not convinced of this, adding, "He seems dazed and withdrawn." She went on to say, "So just to be on the safe side and prevent any suicidal thoughts can someone from Psychology come and talk with him." Despite the fact that Lieutenant Medina opened the e-mail there is no evidence that he contacted the on-call psychologist as is required by P5324.08, Suicide Prevention Program. Additionally, if Ms. Tones was concerned about suicide risk, P5324.08 Suicide Prevention Pr ram requires her to maintain direct, continuous observation of Mr. Epstein. When opened the e-mail the following Monday morning, Mr. Epstein was evaluated by Dr. Schlessinger at approximately 9:30 a.m. Psvc Svc Mr. Epstein was denied bail on Thursday, July 18, 2019. This was a significant disappointment for Mr. Epstein and likely challenged his ability and willingness to adapt to incarceration. Given the potential impact of the judge's decision, a psychologist should have assessed Mr. Epstein's mental status upon his return to the institution. The BOP developed a SENTRY assignment of PSY ALERT for purposes such as this. Specifically PSY ALERT is used "to ensure, if movement occurs, that all staff consider the special psychological and management-related risks associated with the inmate." Furthermore, P5324.07,SENTRY Psychology Alert Function states, "When a decision to move [any PSY ALERT] inmate occurs, any special psychological needs of the inmate are reviewed and considered by Psychology Services staff [and] any safety and security concerns are highlighted for non-Psychology Services staff." Psychologists should use the PSY ALERT assignment more frequently with high profile cases and with inmates who have a history or charge of sex offense. Both of these groups of inmates are susceptible to exaggerated or unrealistic fears about correctional settings and experience stress associated during movement and periods of transition (e.g., cell/unit changes, movement to and from court, institutional movement, and release of information through the media). PP-63 Func Mr. Epstein was reportedly in court on July 31, 2019. It is unknown what time he departed or returned to MCC New York because this information was not entered in SENTRY. Regardless, upon his return, the United States Marshals Service (USMS) provided R&D staff with a Prisoner Custody Alert Notice regarding Mr. Epstein. The notice indicated Mr. Epstein had "Nra Mental Concerns Suicidal Tendencies." The USMS requested R&D staff sign the form, and the then departed with the signed copy. On August 1, 2019, at 8:46 a.m., Dr. Imeri sent an e-mail reporting she had just become aware of the above information. In the absence of additional information about this notation, this should have been considered a referral to Psychology Services about a potentially suicidal inmate and procedures should have been followed as outlined in P5324.08 Suicide Prevention Program. Specifically, when a staff member becomes aware an inmate may be thinking about suicide during normal working hours, that staff member must contact Psychology Services and maintain the inmate under direct,continuous observation until he is placed on Suicide Watch I I EFTA00042653

or seen by a psychologist. There is no evidence Mr. Epstein was monitored under these conditions from the time he returned from court until he was seen by Dr. Imeri for a suicide risk assessment on August 1, 2019, at approximately 1:30 p.m. Exec 8. Inmate Accountability and Assignment Accuracy: According to a SENTRY quarters roster generated on August 10, 2019, at 12:51 a.m., there were three inmates assigned to Mr. Epstein's SHU cell, Z04-206LAD, including him, at the time of his death. However, his SHU cell was only a double occupancy cell. Inmate Patrick Avila (#86710-054), inmate Gregory Ferrer (#79793-054), and Mr. Epstein were all assigned to the same cell. On August 13, 2019, at 12:06 p.m. and 12:08 p.m., a quarters history roster was generated for inmate Avila and Ferrer, respectively. Inmate Avila's cell assignment was Z04-206LAD from August 5, 2019, until August 11, 2019, when he was moved to cell Z04-212UAD. Inmate Ferrer's cell assignment was Z04-206UAD from August 1, 2019, until August 11, 2019, when he was moved to cell 204-207LAD. A quarters history roster was generated for Mr. Epstein on August 13, 2019, at 9:07 a.m. His cell assignment was Z04-206LAD from July 29, 2019, until August 10, 2019. On Monday, August 12, 2019, photographs ofnametags on SHU cell doors and SHU locator forms were sent to the Correctional Service Department in the Northeast Region. The SHU locator form is dated August 9, 2019. It shows inmate Ferrer in cell 207L (SENTRY states he was moved to this cell on August 11, 2019), inmate Avila in cell 212O (SENTRY states he was moved to this cell on August 11, 2019), inmate Epstein in cell 220L (SENTRY never shows him in this cell) along with inmate Reyes (#85993- 054). The locator shows inmate Copper (#92299-054) and inmate Dockery (#60685-050) in cell 206. The photo sheets show the cell being 220 with inmates Epstein and Reyes' identification cards on the door. Inmate Reyes, Efrain, Reg. No. 85993-054 was in cell Z06-220U from August 5, 2019 to August 9, 2019. Psvc Svc MCC New York has four suicide watch cells and each is for single occupancy use. The suicide watch cells are located in Health Services. Each cell is abbreviated with the unit code HOI in SENTRY followed by the four-digit cell number. The doors are identified by a painted number from one to four. Two reviews were conducted. The first revealed Mr. Epstein was in H01-001L according to SENTRY but the Suicide Watch Log Books indicate he was in cell 4. A second review was conducted on August 13, 2019, while there were four inmates on in these cells. SENTRY showed two inmates assigned to HO1-001L, one assigned to H01-002L, and the fourth inmate assigned to a general population housing unit. Through physical observation of the dedicated suicide watch cells there were four H0I cells, however a review of the BOPWARE Inmate Housing Format, only shows three cells. 12 EFTA00042654

Exec Inmate movement and assignments are not accurately reflected in SENTRY as required by P5500.14 Correctional Service Procedures Manual. Exec Staff 9. Attorney Log Books: Four log books were not secured following Mr. Epstein's death. Specifically, three Attorney Log Books located in the Attorney Visiting and Front Lobby areas and an Inmate Search Log Book located in the Attorney Visiting area were not secured. All four books were still in use at the outset of the reconstruction and after the reconstruction team advised staff to secure them. P5324.08 states, "In the event of a suicide, institution staff, particularly Correctional Services staff, and other law enforcement personnel, will handle the site with the same level of protection as any crime scene in which a death has occurred." This policy further states, "All possible evidence and documentation will be preserved to provide data and support for subsequent investigators doing a psychological reconstruction." Further, a review of the attorney log books identified many errors and signify a systemic concern. For example, there were two concurrently open attorney log books in the Attorney Visiting area. Further, the different purposes of the two attorney log books, one in the Attorney Visit area and one in the Front Lobby, could not be explained. BOP staff were unable to articulate a system of control for the log books, and during the reconstruction, some of the log books could not be accounted for. Within the log books, entries were made out of chronological order, attorneys did not consistently sign in and out, significant information was illegible or missing, columns were not consistently labeled, log book opening and closing dates were inconsistent, and the cover had been tom off of several books. At the current time, these log books are not functioning as an adequate system of control and monitoring. 10. Automatic External Defibrillators: A review of available AEDs in the institution revealed that the list used for accountability and inspection purposes was inaccurate and incomplete. Corr/Svc Psvc Svc II. Post Orders & SHU Training: SHU Post Orders Sign-In Sheets were reviewed for the 3rd Quarter, spanning June 9, 2019, to September 7, 2019. Officer L. Grey failed to sign post orders for SHU #3 post. Quarterly SHU Training Sign-In Sheets were reviewed. The 2019 3n0 Quarter SHU Training was conducted on June 6, 2019. Three staff assigned to the 3rdQuarter SHU Roster in SHU did not attend or receive the SHU Training: Officer and Psyc Svc 12. tat Wiri : The Drug Abuse Program Coordinator positon at MCC New York was abolished during Phase I of the staff realignment during fiscal year 2018. Re-establishing 13 EFTA00042655

the Drug Abuse Program Coordinator position would provide the institution with an additional supervisory psychologist to provide critical clinical services. Staffing in the Correctional Services department is relevant to the reconstruction. However, the details about this topic are provided in an After Action Review completed separately from this report. Psvc Svc 13. Sex Offense Risk Factors: A broad understanding of risk factors associated with sex offenders, by staff at MCC New York, did not appear to be present in all staff but was vital to his adjustment and safety in prison. A more focused management strategy is recommended, particularly in complex and high profile cases. Supplemental training on sex- offender specific risk factors is recommended for all staff and should be provided by Executive Staff and Psychology Services. Corr Svc/ Legal 14 EFTA00042656

DOCUMENTS EXAMINED TRU-INTEL Download Report of Incident (583), 586, & Global Report TRUVIEW - Money Exchanged; Phone, Email, & Visitor Lists; Calls: Messages; Visits; Timeline TRU-SCOPE - Logs, High Risk Inmates, Inmates Lists, etc. Staff Memorandums Staff E-Mail Photographs of Scene; Deceased, Autopsy Video Showing Scene and Staff Response Sentry Documentation SIS Case File Index Psychology File PDS-BEMR Psychological Observation Procedural Memorandum Post Orders Lieutenant Logs Attorney Logs Staff Roster Medical Information/Records (BEMR) BOP Twenty-Four Hour Death Report Pre-Sentence Report Note(s) Left Behind by Deceased Time Line Autopsy Request & Report Inmate Central File Court Return Screening Form Prisoner Remand Form (If applicable) USM 129 Individual Custody/Detention Report (If applicable) Prisoner Custody Alert Notice Staff Sign-In Log I Week Prior to Suicide (If applicable) Detention Orders (If applicable) 30 minute SHU rounds BP 292's & 295's 15 EFTA00042657

RE: Follow up requests from UK re: extradition From To Date Subject: Attachments: M , thank you who are CC2-MH necessary." "Rebold, Jonathan (USANYS)" KearneyStephanie Scannell 2019/09/13 10:36 RE: Follow up requests from UK re: extradition TEXT.htm, Mime.822 so much for your thorough response. Just one question. You indicate that "inmates and above are pulled out for psychological interventions in SHU as deemed Can you please just define CCS-MH (and provide that in the context of other classifications)? From: Sent: Thursda , Se tember 12, 2019 10:45 AM To: ) Cc: Stephanie Scannell <[email protected]>; Rebold, Jonathan (USANYS) <[email protected]> Subject: RE: Follow up requests from UK re: extradition Hi I am still gathering information, but wanted to give you information to start. Warden J. is the Warden for the Federal Correctional Institution Otisville, NY, and is temporarily assigned to oversee MCC New York's operations. Warden began his career in 1994 as a Correctional Officer at the Federal Correctional Institution Schuylkill, Pennsylvania, where he advanced to positions of increasing responsibility: Correctional Treatment Specialist, Unit Manager, and Case Management Coordinator. In 2014, Warden promoted to Witness Security Coordinator in Washington, DC. He then promoted to Associate Warden at MDC Brooklyn, Deputy Regional Director for the Northeast Region of the Bureau of Prisons, and was named Warden at FCI Otisville this year. Warden honorably served his country in the United States Army prior to beginning his career with the BOP. From psychology: • All inmates placed in SHU for 30 days receive a SHU review by the Psychology Services Department. This review involves a brief evaluation with a psychologist who assesses the inmates psychological functioning, suicidality, and overall adjustment in SHU. • Psychology staff conduct weekly rounds in SHU and if an inmate expresses a need for psychology services, they are placed on a follow-up list to be seen as needed. • Inmates who are CC2-MH and above are pulled out for psychological interventions in SHU as deemed necessary. Inmates who express a desire to speak with psychology in a private area are always pulled out and placed in a private caged area to meet with a psychologist. • Psychology Services has Psychology Advisory List/Hot List hanging up in the SHU which lists all inmates with significant psychological issues or inmates that are at-risk of engaging in self-harm behaviors. This list serves as a guide to Correctional Officers in SHU to inform psychology services if an at-risk inmate enters the SHU. If one of these inmates are placed in SHU, psychology services sees the inmate within 24 hours of the notification for and evaluation of their mental status and adjustment to SHU. • All inmates removed from Suicide Watch are to be double celled with another inmate. This Page 10147 EFTA00042658

recormnenuation is piacea in tne rust 3Lnc:we vvatcn report ana Is sent In an e-mail to tne Lieutenant s wno will be escorting the inmates from suicide watch back to SHU. These at-risk inmates are also discussed in the Executive Staff meetings as well as their need for a cellmate. Cellmate's decease risk for suicide by serving as a rescue opportunity, distraction, source of social support, and reduce feelings of isolation that a depressed inmate may be experiencing in SHU. • In general, all inmates in SHU should be double celled except in exigent circumstances (Safety concerns- separations from the other inmates, too violent to be celled with another, or contagious disease). Inmate numbers: The majority of cells at the MCC are designed to accommodate at least two inmates. This was upheld as constitutional at MCC in Bell v. Wolfish, 441 U.S. 520, 99 Sup. Ct. 1861, 60 L.Ed.2d. 447 (1979) Staffing: Measures are being taken to increase MCC's staff complement. Racial unrest: Prison administrators are unaware of any racial unrest among either the inmate population or staff. I am awaiting the information we typically provide regarding sanitation and pest control, and hope to have that for you shortly. Thank you, Supervisory Staff Attorney CLC New York Metropolitan Correctional Center 150 Park Row New York, New York 10007 p: (646)836-6455 fi (64183E 6. > > > ' > 9/3/2019 1:51 PM > » I forgot to attach the additional report and news articles. From: Sent: Tuesda Se tember 3, 2019 1:49 PM To: <alOjohnsonlabop gov> Cc: Rebold, Jonathan (USANYS) <JRebold( usa.doj.gov> Subject: Follow up requests from UK re: extradition I'm sure you're inundated with inquiries right now, so I apologize for adding to your load. You may remember that we had consulted with you and BOP HQ regarding conditions at the MCC and MDC in connection with defendant Jabir Motiwala's opposition to extradition from the UK. Following Jeffrey Epstein's death, Motiwala has filed an additional report by former-warden and attached news articles Page 10148 EFTA00042659

about the conditions at the MCC. The attorneys in the UK handling the extradition have asked for our response. They recognize that we may not be able to address all of their questions in light of ongoing investigations, but is there any information we can provide with respect to the following (or could you let us know the proper person/people to talk to)? i. With regards to the warden of the MCC and two staff members whom are said to have been reassigned since the death of Mr Epstein, are you able to confirm that their roles have been filled with suitable alternatives? In particular please provide any information about the knowledge and experience of the new warden that you are able to. [page 1, Report, dated 22 August 2019] Is it possible to comment on the decision to take Mr Epstein off suicide watch and whether either, that decision was justified in the circumstances or if considered to be the wrong decision, that new measures are now in place to ensure any mistakes are not repeated. Please detail any new measures on this particular issue now in place if you are able to. [page 2, Report, dated 22 August 2019] Can you provide any explanation as to why Mr Epstein did not have a new inmate sharing his cell in the Special Housing Unit ("SHU") on 9 August 2019 afterhis other cellmate was moved? Do you accept that there should have been someone sharing his cell in light of his recent apparent suicide attempt? If so, have any new protocols been put in place to ensure this does not happen again? If you do not accept that this occurred or cannot comment on this directly, what general measures are in place to ensure people who have been moved to the SHU following a suicide attempt share a cell with others where possible? (page 2, Report, dated 22 August 2019) iv. Is it correct that the two correctional officers due to be carrying out half-hourly checks on Mr Epstein did not carry out any check upon him for a period of several hours before he was discovered in his cell and were instead sleeping? If you accept this is correct what steps have been taken, if any, to prevent this occurring in future? If you do not accept that this occurred or cannot comment on this directly, what general measures are in place to monitor those who have been moved to the SHU following a suicide attempt, and how is it ensured that those measures are safely carried out by staff members? [page 2/3, Report, dated 22 August 2019] v. Is it correct that the correctional officers concerned falsified records in regards to the checks they should have carried out? If you accept this is correct what steps have been taken if any to prevent this occurring in future? If you do not accept that this occurred or cannot comment on this directly, what general measures if any are in place to ensure correctional officers do not falsify records and carry out their duties as required with regards to those who have been moved to the SHU following a suicide attempt? [page 3, Page 10149 EFTA00042660

Dd11U S nepur t, UdLCU LL August zvivi. VI. Ms , as well as a number of news reports, state that of the two staff members assigned to monitor Mr Epstein, one of them was not usually a corrections officer but rather was employed by the warehouse and had volunteered to work an extra shift. If you accept this is correct, do you consider it to be appropriate to have such staff members carrying out that type of task and if so what measures are in place to ensure they are able to carry out that particular role safely? If you do not accept that this occurred or cannot comment on this directly, what general measures if any are in place to ensure staff members who do not usually work as correctional officers carry out the task of monitoring those who have been moved to the SHU following a suicide attempt in a safe manner? [page 3, Report, dated 22 August 2019] vii. In a news article, it is said that the BOP had tried to address staffing shortages "in part by using a practice called augmentation to temporarily assign employees who corrections officers to staff posts intended for detention guards". Do you accept that this occurred at the MCC? If so, is this practice still in place and what general measures if any are in place to ensure staff members who do not usually work as correctional officers are able to safely carry out the work of correctional officers, (for example do they receive special training on security or monitoring prisoners considered to be a suicide risk). [CNN Politics Website, "Union and lawmakers have long warned of 'dire' federal prison staffing shortages", 14 August 2019] viii. Ms as well as a number of news reports, state that of the two staff members assigned to monitor Mr Epstein, one of them (the corrections officer) had been working overtime and the other staff member was in the midst of an 80 hour week. Do you agree that many of the correctional officers at the MCC are required to work 60 - 70 hour weeks and if so what measures, if any, are in place to ensure that the prison is still run safely and suicidal prisoners are properly monitored? [page 3, Report, dated 22 August 2019] ix. Ms further states that the MCC is currently operating with less than 70% of the needed correctional officers. Do you accept that the MCC is operating with less than 70% of the needed correctional officers and if not, how would you describe the current staffing levels? If you agree that the MCC is 70% staffed, what measures, if any, are in place to ensure that the prison is still run safely and suicidal prisoners are properly monitored? [page 3, Report, dated 22 August 2019]. x. Ms states that the MCC was designed to house 474 inmates but that on the day of Mr Epstein's death its population was 763. Do you agree with those figures, and if so is the prison able to safely house that sized population, and what measures, if any, are in place to deal with a prison population of that size and ensure the conditions they are housed in remain humane? [page 14, Report, dated 22 August 2019]. Page 10150 EFTA00042661

xi. Ms states the following with regards to the sanitation conditions at MUG: "Three current MCC Staff Members very recently described to me the current sanitation conditions at the facility. One stated, "The facility is so disgusting it's like a prison in a third-world country. Cleaning supplies are not issued on a regular basis." The individual further advised, "Pest Control is horrible and ineffective, rats, mice and bugs are everywhere!" Another Correctional Officer told me, 'There are mice and bugs everywhere including inmates' cells." This information is consistent with my Court testimony on July 3, 2019, and my assessment in Paragraph 20 of my Declaration in the case of Mr. Motiwala. Further, it corroborates the many news reports, regarding the "rodent-infested MCC." Do you have any comment to make on those observations? [page 15, Report, dated 22 August 2019]. xii. Ms further states: "On a different, yet equally concerning topic, an MCC Correctional Officer advised me this past week, that there is blatant racial discord within the institution, especially amongst Correctional Officers. I did not witness this when I was Warden at MCC, and my contact advises it began a short time following my departure." Do you have any comment to make on those observations? [page 15, Report, dated 22 August 2019]. xiii. One news article referred to the fact that there was only one psychiatrist shared between the MCC and the other federal prison in New York, and a "handful of psychologists on the staff". It further states that conversations between psychologists and individuals on suicide watch occur "through a slot in the door" rather than in person. Is it still the case that there is a single psychiatrist shared between the MCC and the M DC? Do you agree with the characterisation that there are a handful of psychologists and consultations are carried out through a slot in the door? Have any changes or improvements been made to psychiatric and psychological care provision and staffing in the wake of the death of Mr Epstein or are any planned in the near future? Do you have any comment to make on the observations made generally? [News article "Jeffrey Epstein jail 'a gulag' in lower Manhattan", 12 August 2019] Our response is due to the UK September 16. Thank you so much, Assistant United States Attorney Page 10151 EFTA00042662

United States Attorney's Office Southern District of New York One Saint Andrew's Plaza New York, New York 10007 P: 212-637-2260 F: 212-637-0084 Page 10152 EFTA00042663

Properties Property Value Message ID 5078711E.NYMDOMLNYMADMI.I00.1373875.I.7 C350.1 Message Path xml(Maiaox3D7B711E.NYMDOMLNYMADM1.100,1373875.1.7C350.1.xml From "Rebold, Jonathan (USANYS)" Display Name Whoa Jonathan (USANYS)" Email Jonathan.Rebold@usdotgov UUID 379C0688-IA09-0000•B60A-0A8C4FA8C790 Reply To [email protected] Text "Reboil. Jonathan (USANYS)" To Kearney Ce Stephanie Scannell Subject RE: Follow up requests from UK re: extradition Scheduled date 2019-09-13 10:36.01 Creation date 2019-09-13 10:36.91 Modified date 2019-09-17 08:0238 Delivered date 2019-09-13 103615 Message size 14033 Attachments size 114101 Total size 128145 Attachments 2 Attachment TEXT.htm Name TEXT.htm Content II) 5D7B711E.NYMDOM I.NYMADM1.200.20000A 1.1.9 [email protected] 373875.1.7C350.1@1:7.NYMDOMI.NYMADM1.100 .0.1.0.1(416 Is Inline fake Type file Size 38058 CA Ifec045813613ea9deb2bde5be6051af2 Hash 8184C468752D46A67D5C4FADD2A397AFEF4070A2 AB8728E00C411:6BBD933PDAEIBOAB4EF Attachment Mine.822 Name Mine.822 Content ID 5D7B711E.NYMDOMLNYMADM1.200.20000A 1.1.9 5471)[email protected] 373875.1.7C350.1@1:7.NYMDOMI.NYMADM1.100 .0.1.0.1@16 Is Inline fake Type fie Size 76043 CA c8ee3e3666c6155adbdaecf3c4Idcfce Hash 25111:70BDE66A75FT3DC7F1648AA5CC3E15E4A4B 9FillIC*1.4798C6078CA20203727F3695 Recipients Recipient Display Name Email a Ithohnsorrii bop.gov UUID 2750CADO-09CA-0000A8F4-1ACF31EA7575 Distribution Type TO Recipient Type User Recipient Kearney Display Name Kearney Email UUID CA223001-1474-0000-B60A-0-13E941D7003 Distribution Type TO Recipient Type User Recipient Stephanie Scannell Display Name Stephanie Scannell Email sscannelhirbop.gov UUID I 5A65E10-0C33-0000-A3E7-68A606415CAD Distribution Type CC Recipient Type User Expire 0 Delay delivery until 0 Delegated fake Archived false Read true Deleted fake Opened true Page 10153 EFTA00042664

Completed fake Security Normal Box type Inbox Return notification when opened fake Return notification .hen deleted false Return notification hen completed fake Return notification %%hen declined fake Return notification %Olen accepted fake Archive Version 5.3 Internal ID 5D78711E.NYMDOMLNYMADMI.100.1373875.1.7 C350.1@1:7.NYMDOMLNYMADM1.100.0.1.0.1(gl 6 Source received Class Public Account aBOP 18939.NYMADM I.NYMDOM 1 Location ID 1540842683886 Class Name GW.MESSAGEMAIL Enclosing Folders 1 Folder Mali= ID 7.NYMDOMLNYMADMI.100.0.1.0.1@16 Name Maibox Type Maims System true Share Type NotSharcd Page 10154 EFTA00042665

Audits Date Action Auditor Note 2019-09-20 203439 EDT Created cn=Archive Agent_I-Daly Archive3 Jolun-Jcbs.cm-GWOpenNodexn-archiving.oMgent_1-Daily setmai Gerrrated by Nctrred Inc. [cn=Archive Archive3 Johen-Jobs4n-GWOpenNode.cn-archivinpro -nctrnail] 202(-05.19153606 EDT Tag BOP01703.MXRADMI.A1 XR DOM] Responsive 2020-05-19 153636 EDT Tag BOP01703.MXRADMI.NIXRDOMI Rcsponsive 20204549 1535:31 EDT Tag Et0P01703.MXRADMI.A1 XR I )0/41 Responsive 2020-05-19 153421 EDT Tag BOP01703.MXRADMI.NIXRDOMI Responsive 2020-05.191437:18 EDT Tag BOP01703.MXRADMI.A1 X 8 DOM1 Flagged 2020-05-1914:4136 EDT Tag BOP01703.MXRADMI.A 1 XR I HMI Rimed 2020-05.19143838 EDT Tag BOP01703.MXRADM I.A1XRDOM I Flagged Page 10155 EFTA00042666

Mail Attachment Mime.822 Page 10156 EFTA00042667