• 1,087,903 are emails (majority featuring Epstein as sender or recipient) • 323,179 are email attachments (128,175 of which are empty files as discussed above) • The remaining 36,619 are a mix of non-email files with no association with emails, such as Word, PDF, PowerPoint, and Excel files. From: (USANYS) Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2020 8:26 AM To: Cc: Subject: RE: GM -- search warrant returns >; (USANYS) (USANYS) I tend to agree that if we really do have hundreds of thousands of emails between Epstein and =I talking about the logistics of travel or meetings with women, we have a good faith basis to tag those as responsive. To the extent defense counsel (or we) want(s) to run search terms within those hundreds of thousands of emails focused on particular names or time periods, they are free to do so, and we may well want to do so. Also agree on drilling down on the attachment issue. Sorry for the issue with Flatley, which is really annoying. Please let us know what you learn from him when he's back tomorrow. From: Sent: Tuesday, October 20, 2020 8:14 AM To: (USANYS) Cc: (USANYS) (USANYS) Subject: Re: GM -- search warrant returns I can ask about the attachments. is out today, so I cannot ask CART until tomorrow. On Oct 20, 2020, at 7:28 AM, (USANYS) C wrote: Thanks Those certainly do sound like they would be responsive. But I can imagine improperly extracted attachments being something the defense will certainly complain about- can we go back to CART or to ask them to figure out what happened and whether there is a way to fix it, or we just have to live with that (for instance, maybe the attachments were deleted or partially overwritten). On Oct 19, 2020, at 11:47 PM, ) , > wrote: Following up on this, I've done a spot check of a couple hundred of these hits, and the vast majority are emails with Epstein as a sender or recipient. A small number were spam emails, though I did not see any repeat emails from spam senders. The majority were emails discussing logistics, such as travel, phone calls, and meetings, including the travel plans of individuals with female names. Most of these logistics emails are with =. There are also emails about paying for school for people with female names, renovations to Epstein's properties, Epstein's finances, and miscellaneous emails about people with female names (e.g., discussing the physical appearance of various females, Epstein asking to have a threesome, modelling photos). One thing I noticed is that most of the attachments to emails did not appear to have been successfully extracted. Most were just blank pages when I clicked through them. So one way to narrow the responsive category would be just to take the documents with hits and not the entire family of documents along with them. EFTA00089652