A memorandum from a retired Warden of MCC New York to Inspector General Michael Horowitz, responding to a draft OIG report regarding Jeffrey Epstein's suicide. The Warden defends against the claim of 'poor judgement' for failing to assign a backup cellmate, arguing that due to safety concerns and the high turnover of the inmate population, no suitable backup cellmates were available during Epstein's time in the Special Housing Unit (SHU).
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Michael E. Horowitz | Inspector General |
Recipient of the memorandum.
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| [Redacted] | Warden (Retired) |
Author of the memorandum; former Warden of MCC New York responding to allegations of poor judgment regarding Epstein'...
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| Jeffrey Epstein | Inmate / Deceased |
Subject of the OIG investigation and suicide report; housed in SHU at MCC New York.
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| Name | Type | Context |
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| Department of Justice |
Parent organization of the OIG.
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| Office of Inspector General (OIG) |
Investigating body conducting the review of Epstein's suicide.
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| Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) New York |
Correctional facility where Epstein was housed and died.
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| Bureau of Prisons |
Implied by 'Bureau institutions'.
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| Location | Context |
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Facility where Epstein was detained.
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Specific unit within MCC where Epstein was housed.
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"The draft stated that I used poor judgement in not selecting a backup cellmate for Jeffrey Epstein while he was housed in the Special Housing Unit (SHU)."Source
"There was only one inmate that was identified as an appropriate cellmate."Source
"Based on the mission of the institution, the constant movement of inmates out of SHU, along with the number of inmates that posed a threat to his safety, there were no potential backup inmates to be housed with Mr. Epstein during the period he was housed in the SHU."Source
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