**Subject:** RE: Epstein matter



Date: Mon, 25 Mar 2019 21:45:14 +0000





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Confirming receipt – thank you for conveying.

best,

**Sent:** Monday, March 25, 2019 17:40

Subject: RE: Epstein matter

**Sent:** Monday, March 25, 2019 2:23 PM

Subject: Re: Epstein matter

Thank you. Yes, the information I provided via text stands. The only addition is a date: extended to include February 21, 2019.

In December 2018, there was an earlier sighting (and the first to my knowledge) which I reported to former PB Chief of Police, Mr. led the original Epstein investigation, in 2005.

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Mr. mentioned there are cameras on the PB bike path and that registered offenders are not allowed on the bike paths accompanied or unaccompanied, in the island of Palm Beach. A sighting of an offender according to Mr. would make Mr. Epstein’s incident a police matter and subject to investigation. He said the video tapes are usually reviewed every 3 months and then erased. Mr. was uncertain if the PB police would still have the video of the November 2018 sightings.

My questions are:

1. Why would an offender and/or predator with a criminal record (understand there is a difference in the degree of culpability and risk) be allowed in any area (park, bike paths, school, etc.) where children congregate?

2. Would a sighting in an area where children congregate be sufficient cause for a police investigation or arrest given danger a serial offender/predator poses to children and adolescents? Specifically a serial offender/predator.

3. Federal and state laws differ however, could it be possible when investigating and prosecuting a predator/offender with a prior criminal record, that federal and state laws concur in the prosecution of the predator for the safety of the child/adolescent?

Thank you.



Thank you for your prompt response.