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Subpoena cover letter to a credit card company seeking Epstein account records

Investigator letter to a credit card company's subpoena response unit demanding all account records, statements, wire transfers, and KYC documents for identified individuals.Machine-written summary

American Express

43 Butterfield Circle

El Paso, TX 79906

Attention: Subpoena Response Unit

Delivered via: FEDEX

Rider

ALL OPEN AND CLOSED ACCOUNTS

Please provide from inception to present, in an electronic format, any and records pertaining to the following accounts(s)/organization(s)/individuals(s) whether held jointly or severally or as trustee or fiduciary as well as custodian, executor or guardian:

Please use the following identifiers:

NAMES/ENTITIES
AKA:
DOB
SSN
ADDRESS
PHONE
EMAIL

Records to be produced should include but are not limited to the items listed below:

  1. Documents (checks, debit memos, cash in tickets, wires in, wires out, etc.) reflecting additions and/or subtractions to the account and how the account balances are being satisfied on a monthly basis;

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  1. Signature cards;

  2. Proof of identification (including but not limited to copies of identification used to open the account);

  3. Opening account(s) documents with attachments, including any and all applications, internal documents generated to open account(s), and identification information or other documentation provided by Customer;

  4. “Know your customer” documentation;

  5. Correspondence files (including correspondence with any regulatory or law enforcement authority);

  6. Memoranda, notes or other records of telephone conversations (including conversations with any regulatory or law enforcement authority);

  7. Internal memoranda and reports;

  8. Wire transfer records (incoming and outgoing, and any and all applications and instructions);

  9. Safe deposit records, including applications, signature cards, and sign-in records

  10. Trust accounts;

  11. Monthly statements;

  12. Credit card statements;

  13. Bank, travelers, or cashier checks drawn on account or purchased with an account check;

  14. Prepaid debit cards, certified checks, cashiers’ checks, money orders, and traveler’s checks;

  15. Loan, lease, and/or mortgage application files (whether granted or denied) including credit reports, applications, and payments made on loans;

  16. Any and all corporate resolutions, certifications of incorporation, business certificates and/or partnership agreements; and

  17. Any and all correspondence, electronic or otherwise, including memoranda, emails and text messages, that reference or concern items (1) through (18), above, and/or any financial interests involving the individuals and/or entities identified in Section A.

If you have any questions or comments, please contact [ ], Forensic Accountant, at

or at

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Subpoena cover letter to a credit card company seeking Epstein account records

Government memos

Investigator letter to a credit card company's subpoena response unit demanding all account records, statements, wire transfers, and KYC documents for identified individuals.

DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9

American Express 43 Butterfield Circle El Paso, TX 79906 Attention: Subpoena Response Unit Delivered via: FEDEX Rider ALL OPEN AND CLOSED ACCOUNTS Please provide from inception to present, in an electronic format, any and records pertaining to the following accounts(s)/organization(s)/individuals(s) whether held jointly or severally or as trustee or fiduciary as well as custodian, executor or guardian: Please use the following identifiers: <table border="1" <tr <td rowspan="5" NAMES/ENTITIES</td <td </td </tr <tr <td AKA:</td </tr <tr <td </td </tr <tr <td </td </tr <tr <td </td </tr <tr <td D…