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OIG email about interviews with doctors in the Epstein suicide watch review

Justice Department inspector general email reporting that an MCC psychologist's interview could not be located and summarizing recommendations about Epstein's housing and watch statusMachine-written summary

I could not find where was ever interviewed. I searched the NYFO shared drive and transcription folders but couldn’t find anything. The attached interview of Dr. states the following:

aside from his psychological health including the high profile case and sex offense charges. When EPSTEIN returned from court that day, DR. ordered he be placed on watch status to allow psychology to complete a thorough suicide risk assessment.(See Reference #1, attached to this report in a 1A, for further details.)

After a conversation with DR., the National Suicide Prevention Coordinator from Central Office, DR. got involved in EPSTEIN’s housing. DR. recommended housing EPSTEIN with a sex offender in SHU, which DR. passed on via email to executive staff. (See email in Reference #6, attached to this report in a 1A.)

Can you please add him to your list of interviews? We can talk more tomorrow. Thanks

Deputy Assistant Inspector General for Investigations

Office of the Inspector General

Department of Justice

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OIG email about interviews with doctors in the Epstein suicide watch review

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Justice Department inspector general email reporting that an MCC psychologist's interview could not be located and summarizing recommendations about Epstein's housing and watch status

DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9

I could not find where was ever interviewed. I searched the NYFO shared drive and transcription folders but couldn’t find anything. The attached interview of Dr. states the following: <table border="1" <tr <td aside from his psychological health including the high profile case and sex offense charges. When EPSTEIN returned from court that day, DR. ordered he be placed on watch status to allow psychology to complete a thorough suicide risk assessment.(See Reference 1, attached to this report in a 1A, for further details.)</td </tr </table After a conversation with DR., the National Suicide Prev…