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Good Morning Det.¶
You received a call from attorney Ary Taub who called on behalf of his client Mr. Taub was advised by , a victim related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, to have received a call from you this week either on Monday or Tuesday. Mr. Taub also believes his client might have wrongly recorded the name of the detective or special agent who contacted her. If you had in fact attempted to contact Mr. Taub’s client, he would like a call back¶
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