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Correspondence

Correspondence

A self-described whistleblower at MCC New York writes to an official alleging Bureau of Prisons staff shredded documents after Jeffrey Epstein's death and requesting FBI and OIG interview records in discovery.Machine-written summary

Dear Judge Torres,

I would like to write you to make sure that the FBI and OIG interviews in regards to inmate Lopez, S. 15934-014 and Correction Officers are released in discovery. The government would not want these records of interviews released maybe because it would hurt their prosecution. Some of this is related to the destruction of records related to the case that was done in the Warden’s complex area by the Bureau of Prisons “after actions team” that was sent to the jail to investigate the Epstein death that week. Inmate Lopez witnessed the shredding of large amounts of documents and assisted as ordered by the BOP after actions team. The shredding was reported to OIG agent via email from Correction Officer . Inmate Lopez declared on August 15 and 16 2019 “they are shredding everything”. Inmate Lopez was interviewed on the 3rd floor of MCC NY by agents and SIS Lt. . I consider myself a whistle blower and I would like the protections afforded me under the law. I work at MCC NY. I do not feel comfortable reporting this to OIG because OIG knows about this and may be covering it all up.

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WESTCHESTER 187 325

District Judge Torres 500 Pearl Street N. Y. 10007-1312

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Correspondence

Emails and letters

A self-described whistleblower at MCC New York writes to an official alleging Bureau of Prisons staff shredded documents after Jeffrey Epstein's death and requesting FBI and OIG interview records in discovery.

DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9

Dear Judge Torres, I would like to write you to make sure that the FBI and OIG interviews in regards to inmate Lopez, S. 15934-014 and Correction Officers are released in discovery. The government would not want these records of interviews released maybe because it would hurt their prosecution. Some of this is related to the destruction of records related to the case that was done in the Warden’s complex area by the Bureau of Prisons “after actions team” that was sent to the jail to investigate the Epstein death that week. Inmate Lopez witnessed the shredding of large amounts of documents and …