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Prosecutor emails on plea offers and investigative leads in Epstein case

Emails between an assistant U.S. attorney and a colleague discussing plea terms, a possible 130-year sentence, and new investigative tips in the Epstein matterMachine-written summary

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Hi— Yes, there is a family in Chicago that is pimping out their little girls. The agents think that can give enough identifying information to find them. There also are a number of people from his Yahoo! address book who have not yet been identified.

On the Leap Year front, FBI apparently got a recent tip about a 14-year-old in Arizona who had a problem several years ago with the target.

I am meeting with the agents on Thursday to get a sense of how close we are to preparing and indictment.

Just got back from the plea. He took an indeterminate sentence (between 15 and 130) with the possibility of cooperation. The judge is going to give him 130 years, I think. I am doing a press release now.

Is he going to take 40?

Hi— I don’t really agree with offering a 30-year plea, but everyone else seems to think I am wrong. Can we discuss when you have a chance? Thanks.

Assistant U.S. Attorney

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Prosecutor emails on plea offers and investigative leads in Epstein case

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Emails between an assistant U.S. attorney and a colleague discussing plea terms, a possible 130-year sentence, and new investigative tips in the Epstein matter

DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 9

Importance: Normal Hi-- Yes, there is a family in Chicago that is pimping out their little girls. The agents think that can give enough identifying information to find them. There also are a number of people from his Yahoo! address book who have not yet been identified. On the Leap Year front, FBI apparently got a recent tip about a 14-year-old in Arizona who had a problem several years ago with the target. I am meeting with the agents on Thursday to get a sense of how close we are to preparing and indictment. Just got back from the plea. He took an indeterminate sentence (between 15 and 130) …