Sources / Original release
DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 8
8,598 documents from this release, most significant first.
CorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing AT&T records with no body textA mostly empty email header fragment with subject line referencing AT&T records and no readable content.CorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing expert testimonyCorrespondenceEmail fragment regarding discovery requestsCorrespondenceEmail fragment saying the wrong email was forwardedA brief email message apologizing for forwarding the wrong email and asking the recipient to disregard it.CorrespondenceEmail fragment with mostly blank header fieldsA one-page, largely unreadable email header fragment with sender and recipient fields blank.CorrespondenceEmail fragment with subject line "RE: Maxwell / Transition"A nearly empty email fragment showing only the subject line "RE: Maxwell / Transition" with no message body or sender.CorrespondenceEmail from an FBOP support technician with an installation checklistA brief email from a Bureau of Prisons support technician forwarding an installation checklist, with a standard confidentiality disclaimer.CorrespondenceEmail header fragment from case US v. EpsteinA truncated email header fragment referencing US v. Epstein, containing no readable message body or substantive content.CorrespondenceEmail header only, no contentAn email header fragment with subject 'Other documentation' but no sender, recipient, or message body.CorrespondenceEmail noting small edits and offering help on a documentA brief email pointing out a missing word and formatting nits in a document, offering further help and noting availability.CorrespondenceEmail re question about SDFL Epstein fileA fragmentary email thread titled 'RE: Question re SDFL Epstein file' with sender, recipient, and body text missing.CorrespondenceEmail transmitting daily linesheetsA brief email stating that the linesheets for the day are attached, with no other substantive content.CorrespondenceEmail with subject line referencing murder evidenceAn email fragment showing only a subject line referencing murder evidence concerning the deceased financier, with no sender, recipient, or body text.RecordEmployee time sheet for a worker retiring July 31, undated yearA two-week federal employee time and attendance sheet showing 80 regular hours and a note that the employee retired on July 31.Police recordFBI chain of custody form (FD-192), mostly blankA largely blank FBI FD-192 chain of custody form with unfilled acceptance fields and a weapons check section.Police recordFBI evidence form FD-340c covering original interview notesA mostly blank FBI evidence transmittal form describing original notes re an interview, with garbled fragmentary text and no legible substantive content.Police recordFBI evidence packaging label for questioned documents, 2020RecordFBI file-sharing notification email with DCAP review case numberRecordFBI New York human trafficking unit header fragmentA fragmentary page containing only an FBI New York human trafficking unit header line with no substantive content.RecordFBI New York Violent Crimes Task Force letterhead fragmentA fragment showing only FBI New York Field Office Violent Crimes Task Force letterhead with a special agent desk line, no substantive content.RecordFederal prison subcommittee inspection teams schedule, week of July 21An internal prison form listing inspection teams assigned to various departments at a federal correctional facility's low and medium units.Financial recordFood delivery receipt for a sushi order in West Palm BeachRecordForm notice letter regarding a case partyA brief form notice telling the recipient the attached document concerns a case in which they are a party or have an interest.CorrespondenceForwarded email fragment referencing the SDNY caseA barely legible email fragment showing only a forwarded-message header referencing the SDNY case, with no body text.RecordFragment of a note asking whether previous calls were receivedA single-line fragment stating the writer wants confirmation that previous calls were received; no date or names appear.RecordFragment reading 'Assistant United States Attorney Southern District of New York'A single page containing only the text 'Assistant United States Attorney Southern District of New York' with no further content.RecordFragment referencing a lieutenant and the U.S. Department of JusticeA one-line fragment mentioning a lieutenant, the U.S. Department of Justice, and MCC New York, with no substantive content.Jail recordFragment referencing a staff attorney at MCC New YorkA barely legible one-line fragment naming a staff attorney at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.RecordFragmentary exhibit page with garbled handwritten-style notesA barely legible exhibit fragment with heavily garbled text mentioning seeing someone after almost a year; no substantive information is readable.RecordGarbled confidential fragment mentioning church services and retaliationA heavily garbled one-page fragment referencing church services and retaliation, marked confidential, with no fully legible content.CorrespondenceGarbled email header referencing US v. Epstein databaseA mostly unreadable email header fragment referencing US v. Epstein, with sender, recipient, and subject fields garbled or blank.RecordGarbled OCR fragment mentioning address authorization approvalA mostly unreadable one-page fragment with scattered OCR text about authorization or approval at an address; no meaningful content is legible.RecordGarbled OCR page with unreadable multilingual textA largely unreadable page of garbled OCR text in multiple scripts, marked confidential, with no recoverable substantive content.RecordGIA diamond grading reports, 2000–2004Government memoGovernment memoCorrespondenceHR email questioning an information request to a Texas officeA human resources administrator emails their boss asking why a Texas office was asked for position management information and offers to supply it.RecordIllegible email header fragmentA one-page OCR fragment showing only an empty email header with no readable sender, recipient, or message content.Jail recordJail recordCorrespondenceLaw360 newsletter email with general legal news headlinesA Law360 email newsletter compiling unrelated legal industry news headlines, with no apparent connection to Jeffrey Epstein or the case.Jail recordMCC New York confidential header pageA nearly blank Metropolitan Correctional Center New York page bearing only a confidential header and Bates numbers.RecordMCC New York cover pageA page showing only the name and address of the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.RecordMDC Brooklyn notice of emergency water shutoff at a residential unitFacilities notice to residents about emergency water system repairs and a temporary shutoff at a residential unit, apparently at MDC Brooklyn.CorrespondenceMessage asking about a docket number and an FBI paragraphBrief message asking whether to add a paragraph the FBI sent and noting the docket number is being obtained.CorrespondenceMessage reading only "Let me know if you have any thoughts?"A one-line message fragment asking for thoughts, with no sender, recipient, or other context.RecordNote about receiving documents from the clerk's officeA brief message stating that documents were just obtained from the clerk's office, with no further content.RecordNote asking how watermarking looks on documentsA single-line note asking how the watermarking looks on these documents, with no other content.Police recordNote on an officer's doctor clearance for overtime workAdministrative note stating an officer previously out for surgery faxed a doctor's note clearing him to work overtime without restrictions.RecordNote on courtroom and overflow room arrangements for a conferenceA brief one-line note stating that an order has been given for the conference, including courtrooms and overflow rooms.