This document is an email thread from November 20, 2019, discussing a travel voucher correction for a DOJ trip. The trip, which took place from November 13-15, 2019, in Santa Monica, CA, was for the purpose of a 'Witness Interview' related to the case 'U.S. v. Epstein' (Case ID R20NYS13179). The correspondence involves disputes over lodging costs and tax exemptions at the Doubletree by Hilton.
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Alex | Recipient |
Addressed in the top email regarding tax exemption handling
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| Unknown Sender | Travel Arranger/Admin |
Sent the email at 17:44 regarding the Transient Occupancy Tax and contacting Doubletree
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| Unknown Traveler | Witness/Official |
Name redacted; traveled to Santa Monica for 'U.S. v. Epstein - Witness Interview'
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| Name | Type | Context |
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| Department of Justice (DOJ) |
Implied by 'U.S. v. Epstein' and 'dojnet.doj.gov' link
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| Doubletree by Hilton Santa Monica |
Hotel where the traveler stayed; contacted regarding tax refund
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| CWT SatoTravel |
Travel service provider (etravelservices@cwtsatotravel.com)
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| E2 Solutions |
Travel management system used for the voucher
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| LA County |
Mentioned as tax exempt for Transient Occupancy Tax
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| Location | Context |
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Trip destination
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Referenced regarding tax exemption status
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"Purpose: R20NYS13179 - U.S. v. Epstein - Witness Interview"Source
"Alex, regarding the Transient Occupancy Tax, LA County is tax exempt. I've contacted Doubletree by Hilton Santa Monica for a refund for those charges."Source
"Unfortunately this is still incorrect. First, it has the nightly lodging costs listed as $248 when in fact it was $247"Source
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