Sources / Original release
DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 8
8,598 documents from this release, most significant first.
Record · 2022Blank 2022 Director's Awards supervisor concurrence form for FBI task force staffA blank 2022 DOJ Director's Awards supervisor concurrence form for FBI task force nominees, with no names or signatures filled in.Correspondence · Dec. 12, 2021Empty email header fragment dated December 12, 2021An email header with date and subject fields but no sender, recipient, or message content.Correspondence · Nov. 30, 2021Westlaw email sharing a Title 18 insider trading article, Nov 2021A Westlaw notification email from November 2021 transmitting a Yale Law Journal article on Title 18 insider trading to a DOJ recipient.Correspondence · Nov. 15, 2021Returned-mail delivery failure notice, November 15, 2021An automated mail delivery subsystem notice reporting that a sent email failed because the recipient's address does not exist.Government memo · Oct. 6, 2021FBI III criminal history search response for New York inquiry, 2021FBI response to a New York State DCJS triple-I inquiry showing no criminal history or DNA detail transmitted for the searched subject.Correspondence · April 28, 2021Out-of-office email reply, April 28, 2021An automated out-of-office email saying the sender will be away from April 28 to April 30, 2021, returning May 3.Correspondence · April 1, 2021Email fragment forwarding US v. Epstein, April 2021A forwarded email fragment referencing US v. Epstein with unreadable sender, recipient, and body text.Record · March 15, 2021Email header fragment dated March 15, 2021A single email header line with a timestamp and no body, sender, or recipient text.Record · March 15, 2021Email header fragment dated March 15, 2021, no body textA single email header line with a date, March 15, 2021, followed by no further readable content.Correspondence · Feb. 25, 2021DOJ email transmitting a child exploitation update report, Feb. 2021Internal DOJ email attaching a child exploitation update report and asking prosecutors to update their cases.Correspondence · Jan. 30, 2021Email header fragment with embedded message, January 2021A nearly blank email header dated January 30, 2021, with subject "RE: Question" and an embedded message, but no readable body or recipients.Correspondence · Jan. 25, 2021Out-of-office email reply from an assistant, January 2021A brief automated out-of-office email reply stating the sender is away on January 25, 2021, and listing alternate contacts.Correspondence · Nov. 23, 2020Email header fragment with redacted fields, Nov. 2020A mostly redacted or unreadable email header from November 2020 with no substantive content visible.Correspondence · Nov. 3, 2020Email forward reading only "FWIW.", November 3, 2020A one-page forwarded email dated November 3, 2020, whose entire body is the abbreviation "FWIW" with no substantive content.Correspondence · Oct. 19, 2020Correspondence, 2020-10-19Correspondence · Oct. 14, 2020Redacted email header fragment, October 14, 2020An email header from October 2020 with sender, recipient, and subject fields fully redacted, leaving no readable content.Correspondence · Oct. 14, 2020Redacted email header fragment, October 2020An email header fragment dated October 14, 2020, with sender, recipient, and subject fields mostly redacted or unreadable.Correspondence · Oct. 1, 2020Email fragment regarding "SK", October 2020A nearly illegible forwarded email header referencing an embedded message about "SK"; no readable content.Publication · Oct. 2020Law360 newsletter roundup on Supreme Court phone hearings and legal newsA Law360 email newsletter covering Supreme Court phone arguments, corporate legal news, top stories, and an an official confirmation podcast; unrelated to Epstein.Publication · Sept. 30, 2020Law360 public policy newsletter email, Sept. 30, 2020Record · Aug. 31, 2020Voice message notification, Aug. 31, 2020A one-line notification for a voice message dated August 31, 2020, with no readable content beyond a timestamp.Record · Aug. 20, 2020Calendar reminder for a call about a start date, August 2020A brief calendar entry scheduling a call about a start date, with a note offering to handle it.Correspondence · Aug. 20, 2020Email replying to discovery questions, August 2020A one-line email reply thanking the sender regarding discovery questions, flagged as a duplicate in the released file set.Record · Aug. 6, 2020Forensic file extraction table for a cached news app imageA forensic extraction report listing metadata for one small cached image file from a mobile device's news application.Record · July 14, 2020Calendar entry reminder for July 14, 2020, 5–7 p.m.A minimal calendar entry for July 14, 2020 with no organizer, attendee, or subject, only an alarm reminder.Correspondence · July 10, 2020Email on corrections to Korea bribery case subpoenas, July 2020Email thread between attorneys and paralegals requesting typographical and formatting corrections to subpoenas in a Korea bribery case before service.Correspondence · June 29, 2020Encryption system response for an email regarding Epstein, June 2020An automated encryption-system notification confirming a Justice Department email with the subject line referencing Epstein was encrypted.Correspondence · May 29, 2020Email fragment asking about a new streaming documentary, May 2020A one-line email fragment asking the recipient whether they have started watching a new documentary on a streaming service yet.Correspondence · April 27, 2020Webinar invitation on litigation funding from a financial newsletter, April 2020A 2020 promotional email from a financial newsletter advertising a free webinar on liquidity stress and monetizing legal assets during the pandemic shutdown.Financial record · Feb. 26, 2020Ride receipt to Los Angeles Intl Airport, Feb 26, 2020A rideshare receipt showing a $31.73 fare, tip, and drop-off at Los Angeles International Airport on February 26, 2020.Publication · Feb. 24, 2020Law360 Access to Justice newsletter email, February 2020A Law360 Access to Justice newsletter email with legal news headlines and a directory of law firms, companies, and government agencies; unrelated to Jeffrey Epstein.Publication · Feb. 19, 2020Law360 public policy email newsletter, February 19, 2020Publication · Feb. 13, 2020Financial Times recommended-reads email newsletter, February 2020A Financial Times promotional email with personalized news headlines including coronavirus, US attorney-general testimony, and markets updates.Record · Feb. 4, 2020Text message fragments, February 2020A page showing timestamped text message fragments from 4 February 2020 with no readable message content.Publication · Jan. 14, 2020Publication, 2020-01-14Correspondence · Jan. 2020Out-of-office autoreply from a justice department victim support staffer, 2020Brief out-of-office autoreply from a victim support staffer saying they would return January 21, 2020, with contact instructions for urgent matters.Correspondence · Dec. 26, 2019Law360 email newsletter, 2019 legal industry year in reviewA Law360 promotional email newsletter recapping 2019 legal industry trends, law firm mergers, judicial confirmations, and diversity reports, unrelated to Epstein.Publication · Dec. 13, 2019Publication, 2019-12-13Record · Nov. 7, 2019Personal calendar entry for an assistant, November 7, 2019A half-hour personal calendar entry created November 6, 2019, with no location or substantive content beyond boilerplate confidentiality language.Record · Nov. 6, 2019DOJ compensatory time for travel form for a California trip, 2019A Department of Justice HR form requesting compensatory time for travel to a city in California, with instructions and a travel log for November 2019.Publication · Aug. 27, 2019Law360 New York daily newsletter, August 27, 2019Correspondence · Aug. 22, 2019Brief email fragment, August 22, 2019A one-line email header fragment dated August 22, 2019, containing no substantive message content.Correspondence · Aug. 21, 2019Empty email header dated August 21, 2019An email header with no sender, recipient, subject, or body text, dated August 21, 2019.Correspondence · Aug. 16, 2019Automated webTA premium pay notification email, August 16, 2019An automated DOJ webTA system email notifying of an employee's compensatory time premium pay request for six hours.Correspondence · Aug. 16, 2019DOJ office email reminder to complete nasal naloxone training, August 2019Correspondence · Aug. 15, 2019Promotional retail email sent to a Bureau of Prisons employee, Aug. 2019A shoe retailer's marketing email advertising a new athletic shoe pack, sent to a Bureau of Prisons address and included in the released files.Financial record · Aug. 15, 2019Security monitoring invoice from Armed Security Inc., August 2019An invoice for alarm monitoring late fees and monthly fees totaling $14.21, apparently unrelated to Epstein case substance.Correspondence · Aug. 14, 2019Returned-mail delivery failure notice, August 14, 2019Automated mail delivery subsystem notice reporting that an email sent on August 14, 2019 could not be delivered due to an unknown host error.