This document is an email chain and invoice detailing the hiring of a vendor, LegalAudioVideo, to digitize audio and video evidence for the Jeffrey Epstein case in July and August 2019. The evidence consisted of approximately 49 audio cassettes and 13-22 VHS tapes, which were converted for the US Attorney's Office and the FBI at a cost of $12,262.50. The emails discuss the technical details of the tapes (extended play speeds), the timeline for delivery, and the final costs.
| Name | Role | Context |
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| [Redacted] | President, LegalAudioVideo |
Vendor coordinating the transfer of audio/video tapes.
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| [Redacted] | Government Official / AUSA Staff |
Recipient of the invoice and coordinator of evidence transfer.
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| AUSA | Assistant United States Attorney |
Mentioned as the authority requiring the files and possessing the tapes.
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| Name | Type | Context |
|---|---|---|
| LegalAudioVideo |
Vendor company hired to digitize evidence tapes. Website: www.legalaudiovideo.com
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| FBI |
Federal Bureau of Investigation; mentioned as requiring a copy of the digital files.
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| US Attorney's Office |
Implied via 'AUSA'; entity paying for the services and holding the evidence.
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| Location | Context |
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Location where the tapes were originally held ('currently in our possession, in my office').
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"In an obvious high profile case, we have VHS tapes and cassettes."Source
"For the video and audio records, those materials include approximately 22 VHS tapes and approximately 49 cassette tapes"Source
"Total Due $12,262.50"Source
"we'll need two copies of each resulting digital file (again, one for us and one for FBI)."Source
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