Correspondence · May 6, 2020

Email on status of Epstein digital evidence processing, May 2020

Email exchange between investigators about the backlog of Epstein's seized computers, phones, and drives awaiting digital forensics processing.Machine-written summary

From: ”¶

To: ”¶

Subject: Re: Epstein CART status¶

Date: Wed, 06 May 2020 16:08:58 +0000¶

Importance: Normal¶

Hey¶

There’s approximately 35-40 computers, 11 phones/ipads, 21 hard drives, 4 recorders, and 100s of cds. Of all of the evidence, only the evidence seized in NY is on the CAIR system to review. The evidence seized from the island has not been put into the CAIR system as yet, which is approximately over 20 computers/digital evidence.¶

From:¶

Sent: Wednesday, May 6, 2020 11:41 AM¶

Subject: Epstein CART status¶

Can you give me a ballpark estimate on the status of CART for Epstein. Specifically, how many computers were processed by CART and how many are still awaiting processing? And then how many digital items (hard drives, phones, etc.) were processed and how many are outstanding? Just an estimate (50 computers processed, 25 outstanding; 30 cell phones processed, 15 outstanding..etc.).¶

Sorry, we’re trying to show how much of a burden C20 is putting on CART through Nygard, Ray and Epstein.¶

thanks,¶

EFTA00148390¶

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Email on status of Epstein digital evidence processing, May 2020

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