Index / Document type
Emails and letters
Emails, letters, faxes, and text messages.
19,391 documents, most significant first.Showing 18,337–18,384.
CorrespondenceCover email forwarding a draft interview transcriptA one-line email stating that a draft copy of the previous day's interview is attached.CorrespondenceCover email transmitting a client's letterBrief cover note stating that an attached letter was authored by the sender's client, signed cordially.CorrespondenceCover email transmitting a folder of discussed emailsA brief cover email stating that a folder containing the emails discussed that morning is attached.CorrespondenceCover email transmitting FBI 302s and emails to a colleagueA brief cover email attaching FBI 302 interview summaries and emails from an earlier batch, offered for review.CorrespondenceDOJ email on foreign travel guidance during the COVID-19 pandemicCorrespondenceDOJ staff email sharing a tip on fixing PDF formatting for an Epstein court orderA US Attorney's Office staffer emails Irene a technical tip about PDF formatting, mentioning having received one of Judge M's orders on Epstein.CorrespondenceDraft message to a federal prosecutor's deputy chief, undatedA brief cover note transmitting a draft due that day to a federal prosecutor's deputy chief, asking for suggestions or additions.CorrespondenceEmail about a document for agency letterhead and an FD-914 certification formBrief email telling a recipient that an attached Word document needs agency letterhead and that an enclosed law enforcement certification form is included.CorrespondenceEmail about call-in information for a hearingA brief email forwarding instructions for calling in or viewing a live feed of a hearing, in case people ask.CorrespondenceEmail about creating an FBI case questionnaire for the websiteAn email discusses speaking with a supervisory special agent about creating a questionnaire for a case to post on the FBI website.CorrespondenceEmail about parking arrangements and reviewing items with OPAAn email thanking recipients for parking information, attaching documents, and noting items should be run by OPA in case they become public.CorrespondenceEmail about redacted emails and notes for preparationA brief message asking about emails and notes that a supervisor redacted, which the sender may print and bring for preparation.CorrespondenceEmail about RSVP questionnaire PDF templates and metadata removalAn email explaining how invitations are sent as PDF and fillable forms, noting metadata was removed from a template document.CorrespondenceEmail about scheduling an interview with an attached documentA brief email noting an attachment and saying an interview can be set up once a busy contact becomes available.CorrespondenceEmail acceptance notification for a GM physical evidence reviewA heavily garbed email fragment showing an accepted meeting or task invitation regarding a physical evidence review.CorrespondenceEmail arranging a call with a special agent, with dial-in detailsAn email notes a special agent can join a scheduled one-hour call and provides dial-in numbers and passcode information.CorrespondenceEmail arranging a call with senior staff, time options for tomorrowA brief internal email asking recipients whether 11am or 1pm works for a call with 'the brass' the next day.CorrespondenceEmail asking a colleague to review a letter's bold portionA brief email, addressed affectionately, asking someone to review the bolded portion of an attached letter and flag any concerns.CorrespondenceEmail asking an assistant to save an attachment as an FBI interview formA brief email asking the recipient to save an attached file as a TW 3500 interview form; little substantive content.CorrespondenceEmail asking for a home number to arrange a weekend wellness checkA brief email asking a recipient to send someone's home number so a duty officer can arrange a weekend wellness check.CorrespondenceEmail asking to add a recipient to Press Office and trust meetingsA short email asking someone to be added to Press Office and trust-related meetings scheduled for the following week.CorrespondenceEmail asking whether DOJ decision from DC is pendingA brief email fragment asking whether any decision has come from DC before a person leaves the DOJ.CorrespondenceEmail attaching a fact witness request form for an IMEBrief email attaching a fact witness request form for an independent medical examination, with a note that the sender will call to discuss.CorrespondenceEmail chain about scanning and shipping case record boxesLogistics email chain coordinating FedEx shipment of case record boxes and requesting a scanning deadline extension from July 10 to July 16.CorrespondenceEmail chain scheduling calls between a correspondent and an assistantAn email chain between an assistant and a correspondent scheduling calls and meetings, including discussion of video platforms and a call with another contact.CorrespondenceEmail confirming a scheduled phone call with a London lawyerBrief email exchange between a partner at a London law firm and a correspondent confirming a scheduled phone call and dial-in details.CorrespondenceEmail exchange about copying data drives and sending a scrubbed spreadsheetLogistics email between case participants about copying evidence to a drive, two servers needing hardware data recovery, and sending an updated spreadsheet.CorrespondenceEmail exchange confirming a witness's phone numbers for recordsBrief emails between investigators and a contact confirming phone numbers for an unnamed man, kept for their records only.CorrespondenceEmail forward referencing Ghislaine Maxwell's inmate number, no body textAn email header referencing Ghislaine Maxwell with subject line only; sender, recipient, and message body are blank.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding a court order with conference dial-in informationA brief email forwarding the court's order for a conference, including dial-in information for accessing the audio feed.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding a courtesy copy of an ECF court filingA brief email transmits a courtesy copy of a court filing made that day via ECF.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding a federal child exploitation case progress reportA brief email forwarding a child exploitation progress report and reminding assigned federal prosecutors to update their cases.CorrespondenceEmail forwarding an attachment on a protective custody unit short-form updateA brief email saying "Here you go" with an attached document file concerning a protective custody unit short-form update, likely prison administrative material.CorrespondenceEmail fragment about a laptop for MDCFragment of an email thread with subject line concerning a laptop for MDC; sender and recipient details are unreadable.CorrespondenceEmail fragment about a privilege reviewA fragmentary email header from a thread titled 'RE: Help with a privilege review' concerning the financier, with no substantive content.CorrespondenceEmail fragment forwarded to the associate warden of MCC New YorkA brief forwarded email fragment containing contact information for the associate warden of the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.CorrespondenceEmail fragment on a Relativity batch request re Maxwell/EpsteinA truncated email header concerning a Relativity batch request and a recap regarding Maxwell and Epstein, with no body text present.CorrespondenceEmail fragment on Epstein privilege review and release statusA fragmentary email concerning an Epstein privilege review, stating that document 1B72 was released and providing an update.CorrespondenceEmail fragment on media request for publicly filed casesA garbled email fragment with a subject line concerning a media request regarding significant publicly filed cases.CorrespondenceEmail fragment on privilege review of Jeffrey Epstein's devicesA one-line email fragment referencing a privilege review of Jeffrey Epstein's devices, with no body text legible.CorrespondenceEmail fragment on three more devices for reviewAn incomplete email header reading "RE: 3 more devices for review", with no sender, recipient, or message body visible.CorrespondenceEmail fragment proposing a chat Monday or TuesdayA one-paragraph email asking to talk Monday or Tuesday about some substantive and procedural matters, marked nothing urgent.CorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing an upload involving Epstein and an associateCorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing the Times v. BOP Epstein FOIA caseA nearly empty email header fragment referencing the New York Times FOIA lawsuit against the Bureau of Prisons over Epstein records.CorrespondenceEmail fragment referencing the USVI attorney generalA barely legible email fragment showing only header fields, with a subject line referencing the USVI attorney general.CorrespondenceEmail fragment regarding an MCC discovery letterA nearly illegible email fragment containing only sender and subject fields referencing an MCC discovery letter.CorrespondenceEmail fragment regarding digital evidence with sender and recipient fields blankA partial email header concerning digital evidence, with the subject line visible but sender and recipient fields empty.CorrespondenceEmail fragment regarding Maxwell financial report appendicesA nearly blank email header fragment referencing appendices to a Maxwell financial report, with no body text or sender information legible.