Necheles appears in three emails in the files. Two are from July 2020 and concern a "Necheles Submission" (a plea submission with attachments) circulated within a prosecutor's office. The third is a November 2020 email chain in which a Susan Necheles is copied on a thread titled "Draft Statement."

In the files, Necheles is named in the subject line of two July 2020 emails: "Necheles Submission" and its forward, "FW: Necheles Submission." Both carry an attachment named as a plea submission with attachments. The first is signed "Counsel to the Acting U.S. Attorney," and the forward asks a recipient to "Please print." In the third email, from November 2020, Susan Necheles is copied on a scheduling thread about a "Draft Statement," where Kathleen E. Cassidy proposes a call at 11 or 2. All three are emails. The archive has no flight logs, financial records or court filings that mention this name.

Key Highlights

• •The only direct correspondence is a November 2020 email chain, "Re: Draft Statement," in which Susan Necheles is copied. The visible text is scheduling only: Kathleen E. Cassidy suggests a call at 11 or 2.
• •Two July 2020 emails (July 20 and July 22) are titled around a "Necheles Submission." Their attachment is named as a plea submission with attachments, and the first is signed "Counsel to the Acting U.S. Attorney."
• •The forward on July 22, 2020 simply asks someone to print the submission. It shows internal handling of the document, with no discussion of its content.
• •The documents do not say who the submission concerned, what it argued, or how it relates to Jeffrey Epstein. The archive does not tie this name to any of Epstein's activities.
• •All three mentions are emails. The archive has no legal, government, financial or travel records that mention Necheles.

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