Index / Document type
Emails and letters
Emails, letters, faxes, and text messages.
19,391 documents, most significant first.Showing 19,297–19,344.
CorrespondenceLetter from an Ohio inmate alleging an FBI and government cover-upA two-page handwritten-style letter from a prison inmate to the Cleveland FBI office threatening a $30 million lawsuit over alleged harassment and false imprisonment.CorrespondenceSEC whistleblower appeal email alleging penny stock money laundering shellsA whistleblower's forwarded email appealing an SEC denial, alleging money laundering via penny stock shells and SEC cover-up, mentioning Knight Capital and various entities.CorrespondenceSecure email notification from a bank with no readable contentA secure email notification from a bank's encrypted mail gateway containing only disclaimers and a link; no substantive content is visible.CorrespondenceWhistleblower appeal to FBI and SEC alleging SEC corruption, ca. 2020-2021A whistleblower's forwarded appeal to FBI agents and SDNY judges alleging SEC corruption and a cover-up involving FINRA and SEC officials.CorrespondenceWhistleblower appeal to the SEC alleging market-maker disclosure fraud, 2021A formal appeal by a self-described whistleblower alleging a trading firm's CEO misled analysts and that the SEC corruptly covered up market-making and naked shorting frauds.CorrespondenceWhistleblower email to SEC officials alleging Virtu/NITE balance sheet fraudWhistleblower email to SEC officials and a judge alleging Virtu/NITE balance sheet fraud and claiming no real SEC investigation followed his tipsCorrespondenceBrief 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.CorrespondenceBrief email reply reading only "Thanks", marked confidentialCorrespondenceBrief email transmitting attached monthly reportsA one-line transmittal email forwarding attached monthly reports, with no substantive content or named individuals.CorrespondenceBrief note confirming receipt of a letter and a morning meetingA short message confirming the sender received a letter and will meet the recipient the following morning.CorrespondenceBrief note forwarding an attachmentA short message to a lieutenant forwarding an attached document, with no substantive content or names.CorrespondenceBrief note thanking recipients for fitting the writer inA short message thanking the recipients and their colleagues for making time to meet despite being busy.CorrespondenceBrief unsigned note about a meeting tomorrowA short unsigned handwritten-style note asking someone to stop by to discuss the next day's meeting.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.CorrespondenceCorrespondenceCorrespondenceCorrespondenceCorrespondenceCorrespondenceCorrespondenceCover 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.CorrespondenceEmail appealing an SEC denial over alleged penny stock money laundering shellsAn email appealing an SEC denial of a tip, alleging penny stock shell companies and individuals were money laundering vehicles, with SEC corruption claimsCorrespondenceEmail 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 FBI file numberA brief email asking a recipient to send the FBI file number, with no other identifying content.CorrespondenceEmail asking for the outgoing bus checklistAn email asking a colleague to send a sample checklist used when there is an outgoing bus.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 forwarding an SEC whistleblower appeal with a typo correctionA whistleblower forwards his formal appeal of an SEC preliminary denial, correcting a typo about creditors and issuers in his submission.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 addressed to a private individualA nearly empty OCR fragment of an email addressed to a private individual, containing only a Bates number and no substantive content.CorrespondenceEmail fragment asking to reschedule a meeting to 11:30A short message asks whether a meeting can be moved to 11:30 and apologizes for the change.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 reading only a signature lineA near-empty email fragment containing only a mobile-device signature line and a Bates stamp, with no substantive content.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.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 fragment with no readable message bodyAn email header fragment containing only message-identifier metadata, with no sender, recipient, or message text legible.CorrespondenceEmail header only, no contentAn email header fragment with subject 'Other documentation' but no sender, recipient, or message body.CorrespondenceEmail notification for an attachment labeled 111AA brief email-send notification with an attachment labeled 111A and a motivational quote, containing no substantive content.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.