Sources / Original release
DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 8
8,598 documents from this release, most significant first.
RecordRecordRecordScan refusal notice for item that cannot be scannedA processing notice stating that items in the file could not be scanned, with reference codes only.RecordAdvice sheet on gaslighting tactics and how to respondA short advice sheet defining gaslighting and recommending disengaging and walking away when subjected to it.RecordAttachment reference to a PC unit short form update documentA single line listing an attached file named PC_Unitr_Short_Form_Update, dated 5.7.21, with no other content.RecordAutomated E2Solutions travel system login notification emailAutomated E2Solutions travel software notification about user login, containing only boilerplate instructions and no substantive content.Financial recordBank account status page showing no pending or rejected transfersA fragment of a bank account interface showing no rejected payments or transfers in progress, with a Transfer option displayed.RecordBlank DOJ expert witness services form for the U.S. Attorney's Office, SDNYAn unfilled Form USA-47 template for requesting expert witness or consultant services in a U.S. Attorney's Office, SDNY.Police recordBlank evidence chain of custody form referencing FD-1087An evidence chain of custody form with only printed field labels and no completed entries, noting it is incomplete without reference to FD-1087.Police recordBlank FBI evidence chain-of-custody form (FD-1087)An unfilled FBI evidence chain-of-custody form with no names, dates, or entries recorded.RecordBlank FBI import formA mostly blank FBI import form page containing only header text and a Bates number.RecordBlank telephone message pad formA mostly blank pre-printed telephone message pad form with no substantive message content.Police recordBlank tour assignment form for search team staffingA largely blank staffing form listing tour assignments and roles such as command, case agents, entry team, and search team, with no names filled in.PublicationBook publisher imprint page with ISBN numberA page showing only a publisher imprint location and an ISBN number, likely from a book included in the filesCorrespondenceBrief cover note asking a colleague to sign an attached letterA one-line email cover note asking the recipient to review, sign, and send an attached letter to its addressee.CorrespondenceBrief cover note to Lilly enclosing a response letterA fragmentary cover note to Lilly enclosing a response to her letter, with a truncated contact line.CorrespondenceBrief email attaching a revised documentA one-line message stating that a revised OOP is attached, with no other content or context.CorrespondenceBrief email fragment offering to resend an attachmentA two-line email fragment in which the sender offers to resend a file if there are problems opening it, with no other content.RecordBrief note about saving a file locallyA one-line note stating that something was saved locally on a computer to avoid disrupting a shared organization.CorrespondenceBrief note forwarding an attachmentA short message to a lieutenant forwarding an attached document, with no substantive content or names.CorrespondenceBrief unsigned note about a meeting tomorrowA short unsigned handwritten-style note asking someone to stop by to discuss the next day's meeting.Jail recordBureau of Prisons ACA/PREA kitchen inspection memo templateA Bureau of Prisons food-service inspection memorandum template from a federal correctional facility listing kitchen sanitation and safety discrepancies, with placeholder fields for names and dates.RecordCHILD USA webpage listing its leadership team and task force chairsA webpage excerpt from CHILD USA listing a public figure, a public figure, and attorney an attorney on its team.CorrespondenceComplimentary note praising a staff's handling of difficult circumstancesA brief note praising the recipient's staff for their impressive work under difficult circumstances, with an expression of looking forward to seeing them soon.RecordConfidential cover sheet marked not for media useA one-page confidential cover sheet stamped SDNY with a not-for-media-use marking and an EFTA number.RecordConfidential document cover page marked not for media useJail recordConfidential MCC New York record header pageA barely populated MCC New York record page showing only confidentiality and Bates markings with no substantive content.RecordConfidential US Marshals Service cover page, SDNYA confidential cover or header page from the US Marshals Service, Southern District of New York, with no substantive content.RecordConfidential-stamped page fragmentA page fragment showing only a confidentiality stamp and Bates number with no substantive content.RecordConfidentiality and privilege disclaimer pageA standalone attorney-client privileged and confidentiality disclaimer, likely a footer fragment, with no substantive content.RecordConfidentiality footer from Maxwell defense counsel's law officeA standard confidential legal disclaimer from a defense counsel's law office, with no substantive content beyond the privilege notice.RecordContact card fragment for an assistant United States attorney, SDNYA fragmentary page listing only the title and blank contact details for an assistant United States attorney in the Southern District of New York.Contact listContact record for a private individual with blank phone and email fieldsA mostly empty contact form listing a private individual with no phone numbers or email addresses filled in.CorrespondenceCorrespondenceCorrespondenceCover email reading "Please see the attached"A one-line email or cover note stating "Please see the attached," with no sender, recipient, or other substantive content visible.RecordDocument fragment from Martin WeinbergGovernment memoDOJ and SDNY U.S. Attorney's Office letterhead pageA letterhead page bearing only the Department of Justice and U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York identifiers.RecordECF docket link for case 1:21-cv-1290, Southern District of New YorkA garbled URL referencing an electronic court filing in a Southern District of New York case, with no other readable content.CorrespondenceEmail asking about edits to a version of a documentA brief message stating that a few small changes were made to a version of a document and asking where the recipient is sitting.CorrespondenceEmail asking for the outgoing bus checklistAn email asking a colleague to send a sample checklist used when there is an outgoing bus.RecordEmail attachment list referencing a New York overtime breakdownA one-line attachment list citing a text file and a New York overtime breakdown document, with no substantive content.RecordEmail confidentiality and privilege disclaimer footerA boilerplate attorney-client privilege disclaimer footer from an electronic message, containing no substantive content.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding a document for signatureA brief email asking the recipient to review an attached document, sign it if satisfied, and send it to the addressee.CorrespondenceEmail fragment about a combined markup of editsA one-line email saying edits and comments are attached and a combined markup may be sent later that day; no names or context given.CorrespondenceEmail fragment forwarding a message about two conferencesA brief forwarded email noting that a prior message was from the first of two conferences, with a request to reply by email.CorrespondenceEmail fragment marked Normal importance with unnamed attachmentA one-page email fragment showing only an importance flag of Normal and an unnamed attachment, with no sender, recipient, date, or message text.CorrespondenceEmail fragment noting information requestedA one-page email fragment with no sender, recipient, or content, stating only that information was requested.CorrespondenceEmail fragment reading "Please see the attached"A one-line email message saying "Please see the attached," with no other content or identifying information.CorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing a staffing call for an associateA nearly empty email fragment with only a subject line reading "RE: Call re Staffing" for an associate, with no message body.