The name 'Barris' appears 12 times across documents in the Epstein files, primarily in legal citations (Harris v. City of New York), email headers, and what appears to be casual mentions of someone named 'Barry' in communications.

Most mentions are not about a person named 'Barris' but rather fragments containing similar text: legal case citations referencing 'Harris' (not Barris), email recipient lists showing 'Harris, Nicole', and casual references to 'Barry' in informal communications. Two mentions from documents HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_023208 and 023291 discuss concerns about 'brad taking barrys place' in some context. The entity extraction appears to have conflated multiple different text fragments—legal citations, email addresses, and mentions of someone named Barry—under the name 'Barris.'

Key Highlights

• •Multiple mentions are actually legal citations to 'Harris v. City of New York' and 'Adelson v. Harris' case law, not references to a person named Barris
• •Email lists show 'Harris, Nicole (CH)' as a recipient, which may have been misextracted as 'Barris'
• •Two documents mention someone named 'Barry' in the context of workplace concerns about 'brad taking barrys place'
• •The entity appears to be an extraction error combining unrelated text fragments rather than a single individual

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