“Si 'd McCawle” appears to be an OCR-corrupted rendering of Sigrid McCawley, a lawyer who represented people who said they were abused by Jeffrey Epstein. In these four emails, she corresponds with federal prosecutors about material a witness may be able to provide to the investigation, including photographs and journal entries.

The emails show direct professional correspondence: McCawley says she will ask a witness about journal entries and other potentially helpful material, and a prosecutor thanks her for photographs already received. Another email forwards a version of Ghislaine Maxwell’s deposition transcript. All four of the archive’s records mentioning this name are emails; none are substantive legal, government, financial, travel, medical, or other non-email records.

Key Highlights

• •In a January 2020 exchange, McCawley tells a prosecutor she will follow up with a witness about journal entries and ask whether she has anything else that could help the investigation.
• •A prosecutor replies that photographs from the witness were received and appreciated.
• •The name “Si 'd McCawle” appears to be OCR corruption: the emails identify the correspondent as Sigrid McCawley, a Boies Schiller Flexner partner.

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