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FBI notes on MCC staffing failures before Epstein's suicide

FBI supervisory special agent's notes explaining that no formal process ensured Epstein had a replacement cell mate before his suicide.Machine-written summary

Here are the responses to your questions I couldn’t answer from this morning.

is a Unit Supervisor. His shifts vary daily, but he does not work any overnight shifts.

Who had the responsibility of making sure Epstein had a replacement cell mate?

The responsibility to have a replacement cell mate for Epstein ultimately falls with Captain . However, there is no formal process in place for to be notified of the need for a replacement cell mate. According to , he had a meeting with all of the Lieutenants assigned to him to express the fact that Epstein had to have a cell mate at all times. Yet, there was nothing written to be passed to guards or other supervisors that noted this. On the night leading into Epstein’s suicide there was a “fill-in” Lt. It is not clear if that Lt. was ever given the directive that Epstein had to have a cell mate. According to , although he never spoke with the “fill-in” Lt., he believes she would have been told this information. This Lt., Lt. has not yet been interviewed (was supposed to have been interviewed, but has not yet).

Was Epstein in the SHU from day one?

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No. However, we are awaiting the details on which cells, cell blocks, etc. Epstein was assigned to prior to the suicide.

Supervisory Special Agent FBI New York Violent Crimes Task Force 26 Federal Plaza New York, NY 10278

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