Sources / Original release
DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 8
8,598 documents from this release, most significant first.
Court filingChambers email transmitting a court order from Judge Alison J. NathanChambers staff email attaching a court order and noting the judge will discuss with parties whether to seal it.CorrespondenceChambers letter transmitting an order issued by Judge Alison NathanA short letter from Judge Alison Nathan's chambers to counsel transmitting an order to be docketed the following morning.Contact listContact listCorrespondenceCorrespondenceCorrespondenceCorrespondenceRecordCover page of an Austrian passportCorrespondenceDOJ Inspector General agent email about interviews planned for the dayA brief email from a DOJ Inspector General special agent asking colleagues to call back to discuss interviews planned that day.CorrespondenceEmail about recent letters and a Judge Nathan response deadlineA brief email stating recent letters were attached, noting Judge Nathan set a Thursday response deadline, and that a team meeting would discuss the matter.CorrespondenceEmail asking to save an attachment in Epstein witness foldersA brief email asks a colleague to save an attachment in a case file labeled 3500 and witness folders on the Epstein shared drive.CorrespondenceEmail discussing an order and arrangements for a witness's travel and testimonyBrief email noting receipt of an order and offering to discuss next steps, travel, and the scope of a witness's testimony.CorrespondenceEmail exchange about combined edits and an affidavit draftBrief email exchange in which one correspondent sends combined edits and another offers comments on a first-ever affidavit draft.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding a final brief filed under sealAn email transmits the final as-filed version of a court brief, noting it is filed under seal and must not be shared outside the office.CorrespondenceEmail fragment about a call with SDNY on Epstein discoveryTruncated email header referencing a call with SDNY about discovery in the Epstein investigation, with no body text.CorrespondenceEmail fragment on the Epstein prosecution memoA nearly empty email header fragment referencing an Epstein investigation prosecution memo, with sender, recipient, and body missing.Jail recordEmail fragment regarding a laptop for MDCA fragmentary email regarding providing a laptop to the Metropolitan Detention Center, with only the subject line legible.CorrespondenceEmail fragment regarding Maxwell financial report appendicesA nearly empty email fragment whose subject line references financial report appendices for an associate of Epstein, with sender and recipient fields blank.CorrespondenceEmail from a federal prosecutor attaching requested photographsCorrespondenceEmail from a federal prosecutor proposing redactions to voir dire transcriptsCorrespondenceEmail from a federal prosecutor requesting certification of an AT&T recordCorrespondenceEmail from a federal prosecutor transmitting proposed redactionsCorrespondenceEmail from a plaintiffs' attorney transmitting a letter via FedExShort email from a lawyer at a California plaintiffs' firm forwarding an attached letter, noting a copy will also be sent by FedEx.CorrespondenceEmail from a prosecutor's office about draft joint jury questionnaire letterCorrespondenceEmail from a white-collar defense attorney offering a call about a new developmentA short email from a white-collar defense partner at a law firm asking for an afternoon call to discuss a new development.CorrespondenceEmail from an assistant US attorney questioning a FOIA withholdingAn assistant US attorney emails colleagues arguing a document was wrongly marked as fully withheld under a FOIA case holding and can be released.CorrespondenceEmail from an assistant US attorney, Southern District of New YorkA brief email from an assistant US attorney in the Southern District of New York asking for comments on an unspecified matter.CorrespondenceEmail from Steptoe & Johnson partner about a stipulation to withdraw appealA law firm email asking the recipient to sign and return a stipulation to withdraw an appeal so it can be filed.CorrespondenceEmail header fragment about a Ghislaine Maxwell video teleconference requestAn OCR fragment showing only the header of a forwarded email marked urgent regarding a video teleconference for Ghislaine Maxwell.CorrespondenceEmail noting a joint proposed jury questionnaire and voir dire questionsBrief email stating that a joint proposed jury questionnaire and voir dire questions are attached.CorrespondenceEmail of support to a BOP official after Epstein's death, from a federal prison's staffAn email from staff at a federal correctional facility offering sympathy and prayers to a Bureau of Prisons official whose name was connected to Epstein's death.CorrespondenceEmail on Epstein privilege review and release updateFragmentary email titled 'RE: Epstein priv review — 1B72 released and update' with header fields but no body content or named participants.CorrespondenceEmail on loading discovery production for Maxwell onto a thumb driveA paralegal email says discovery produced by defense counsel for Ghislaine Maxwell has been loaded onto a thumb drive and asks for confirmation.CorrespondenceEmail requesting travel to SDNY for trial prep meetings in AugustBrief email requesting travel authorization to visit SDNY for trial preparation meetings scheduled for August 17 and 18.CorrespondenceEmail transmitting a timeline of events for Jeffrey EpsteinA brief email attaching a timeline of events for Jeffrey Epstein and offering further information on request.CorrespondenceEmail transmitting the government's proposed redactions in Maxwell caseCorrespondenceEmail with dial-in details for a court conference and pretrial scheduleA brief email enclosing a scheduling order and dial-in details for a telephone court conference, noting the final pretrial conference on November 1st.Police recordFBI receipt for property seized, listing 20 photo orchidsAn FBI FD-597 property receipt form listing twenty photo orchids as seized items, followed by forty mostly unreadable numbered evidence pages.CorrespondenceFederal prosecutor cover email transmitting a letter and attachmentA brief cover email from a federal prosecutor in the Southern District of New York transmitting an attached letter to a recipient.CorrespondenceForwarded link to article on judge limiting public disclosure of Maxwell case detailsA one-page message containing only a forwarded web link to a Law & Crime article about a judge ruling some Ghislaine Maxwell details too sensational to disclose.Jail recordFYI note referencing the associate warden of MCC New YorkCourt filingJudge Alison Nathan's chambers email transmitting two ordersEmail from Judge Alison Nathan's chambers transmitting two orders to counsel for docketing and confirming receipt.CorrespondenceLetter to "J. M." with a cryptic note about taking the "short route" homeA garbled personal letter addressed to "J. M." wishing luck, mentioning a shared love of young people, with illegible surrounding text.RecordMCC New York memo directing staff to refer media inquiries to public information officerA Metropolitan Correctional Center executive assistant memo instructing staff to route all media inquiries to the public information office and not respond directly.CorrespondenceMessage from a victims' rights attorney about a bank reference numberPolice recordNote from an NYPD/FBI child exploitation task force detectiveBrief transmittal note from a detective on the NYPD/FBI Child Exploitation Human Trafficking Task Force, referring to an attachment.Jail recordNote thanking MCC New York staff for their hard workA handwritten-style note on Metropolitan Correctional Center letterhead thanking staff for their work and inviting them to drinks on August 9.CorrespondenceProsecutor email forwarding a draft filing, mentioning a probation-warrant arrestAn email to a team forwarding a draft legal filing, apologizing for delay and noting an in-custody arrest on a probation warrantGovernment memoProsecutor's note on mailing hard-copy 3500 material, SDNYInternal note from an SDNY assistant US attorney asking a colleague to add a document to 3500 material and mail it that nightCorrespondenceProsecutors' email transmitting discovery materials to defense counselA US Attorney's Office letter transmitting a hard drive of discovery materials to defense counsel, including one attorney's-eyes-only page.