Sources / Original release
DOJ Epstein Files, Data Set 8
8,598 documents from this release, most significant first.
RecordNote referencing a draft with an FBI paragraphA one-line fragment noting the existence of a draft containing an FBI paragraph.RecordNote requesting gathering of confidential informationA brief note asking someone to gather information, otherwise consisting only of Bates and file numbers.RecordOne-line note reading "See what you think of this, and then let's chat??"A single-line fragment with no sender, recipient, date, or subject beyond an invitation to discuss something.CorrespondenceOne-line note transmitting requested informationA single-line cover note stating that attached information fulfills a request, with no identifying details.CorrespondenceOne-line transmittal note enclosing requested informationA brief transmittal note stating that the requested information is attached, with no other substantive content.RecordOne-page cover note reading "For your records"A one-page cover note marked confidential saying only "For your records," with no substantive content beyond Bates stamps.CorrespondenceOut-of-office email auto-replyA brief out-of-office email auto-reply saying the sender is away but checking email, with an alternate contact for urgent matters.CorrespondenceOut-of-office email auto-reply, June 28An out-of-office auto-reply saying the sender is away that day and directing urgent matters to an unnamed contact.RecordPACER document retrieval link, SDNY Case 1:12-cv-12807A single line containing a garbled URL to a Southern District of New York docket filing, with no other readable content.RecordPage reading only "Assistant U.S. Attorney, Southern District of New York"A fragment containing only the letterhead line "Assistant U.S. Attorney, Southern District of New York" with no other content.RecordPage with embedded unnamed attachments and no readable textA single page listing several embedded unnamed attachments with no other readable content.Police recordPolice recordRecordRecordRecordRecordRecordScattered preparatory notes for a meeting or interviewA single-page fragment offering scattered preparatory notes for that day, with no substantive content or names includedGovernment memoSDNY office report excerpt on terrorism, sanctions, and corruption prosecutionsExcerpt from a US Attorney's Office report describing terrorism, sanctions, and public corruption prosecutions, with no apparent connection to the Epstein case.Court filingSecond Circuit oral argument request form (blank)A blank Second Circuit local rule 34.1 form for requesting oral argument in an appeal, with no case details filled in.CorrespondenceShort email note mentioning combined attachmentsA brief fragmentary email thanking someone and mentioning small combined attachments, with no substantive content.CorrespondenceShort note asking to print an attachmentA brief email message asking the recipient to print an attached document, with no other content.RecordSignature block for an assistant US attorney, SDNYA page containing only the signature block and office address of an assistant United States attorney in the Southern District of New York.RecordSkype for Business dial-in instructions pageA generic instruction page explaining how to join online meetings by phone or web app.RecordStaff sheet listing a director of communicationsA fragmentary page bearing a Bates number and the heading 'Director of Communications', with no other readable content.RecordSupportive message to a stressed friend offering prayers and a callA short note offering sympathy and prayers to someone who is stressed, asking them to call if needed.Financial recordTaxi receipt for a $43.10 rideA taxi receipt showing a $43.10 fare including tolls, surcharges, and tip, with no passenger named.CorrespondenceText message about trying to reach the recipient by 9:30A short text message saying the sender tried to reach the recipient and suggesting a chat by about 9:30.CorrespondenceText message apologizing for delayed edits to a documentA short message apologizing that proofing and incorporating edits took longer than expected, offering to accept any further suggestions or changes.RecordToll-free conference call number and passcodeA page containing only a toll-free telephone number and a conference call passcode, with no other content.RecordTweet analytics screenshot showing 2.1 million impressions over 28 daysA Twitter analytics screenshot reporting 2.1 million tweet impressions and 2.0% engagement over a 28-day period.RecordU.S. Attorney's Office SDNY letterhead pageA page showing only the letterhead of the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York, with no substantive content.Government memoUK regulator manual chapter on interviews for overseas regulatorsPublication · July 20, 2021Publication, 2021-07-20Correspondence · March 30, 2020Law360 Securities newsletter email on SEC COVID-19 filing relief, March 2020A Law360 Securities newsletter email summarizing securities news, including SEC relief of filing requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic and various litigation updates.Publication · Feb. 25, 2020Legal industry daily newsletter on law firm ownership deregulation, Feb. 2020A daily legal industry newsletter covering UK nonlawyer ownership lessons, law firm revenues, and attorney job listings; unrelated to Epstein.Publication · Sept. 3, 2019Law360 legal news newsletter, September 3, 2019A Law360 email newsletter covering white-collar crime news, unrelated to Epstein; likely collected incidentally.Correspondence · Aug. 15, 2019Promotional travel-booking email fragment, August 2019A fragment of a promotional or account email footer from a travel-booking company with no substantive content.Record · Aug. 2019Record, 2019-08Record · July 2019UK legal guide chapter on mutual legal assistance in fraud casesTable of contents and excerpts from a UK fraud law guide on mutual legal assistance; unrelated to Epstein, apparently included in the file set by errorPublication · Jan. 16, 2018Law360 daily legal news email, January 16, 2018RecordClassified stamp pages from SDNY case fileTwo nearly blank pages bearing only confidential filing stamps and garbled markings, with no substantive text.Government memoBlank DOJ employee locator form (DOJ-233)A blank Department of Justice employee locator information form (DOJ-233) with garbled instructions and no names filled in.RecordBlank email fragment with empty fieldsA single-page fragment of an email header with empty To fields and no readable content.CorrespondenceEmail fragment with empty header fieldsA garbled OCR fragment of an email showing only empty header fields with no readable message content.RecordEmpty calendar organizer entryA mostly empty digital calendar organizer entry with default fields and no substantive content.RecordFragment of a message reading 'With a few minor clarifying comments'A one-line fragment stating 'With a few minor clarifying comments,' with no sender, recipient, or context.RecordFragment of garbled text, illegibleA nearly illegible fragment of garbled OCR text with no recoverable content or identifiable subject.RecordFragment with a thank-you note for minor suggestionsA one-line fragment reading 'minor suggestions — thank you!', with no other content or context.RecordNote stating 'The spreadsheet is finally done'A single-line note or message stating that a spreadsheet is finally completed, with no other context.Record · March 15, 2021Email fragment dated March 15, 2021A nearly empty fragment showing only an email timestamp from March 15, 2021, with no sender, recipient, or message content.