This document is an email chain from August 13, 2019, three days after Jeffrey Epstein's death, discussing the logistics and legal basis for continuing victim interviews. Colleen Mullen, an attorney for the victims, coordinates a meeting in New York for August 26 and requests travel arrangements and counseling resources. Government officials discuss internal protocols for funding and authorizing witness travel to SDNY for an 'active grand jury investigation' despite the indictment status changing.
| Name | Role | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Colleen M. Mullen | Attorney (Esq.) |
Sender of the initial email requesting logistics for client meetings with prosecutors.
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| Teri Gibbs | CC Recipient |
Copied on email from Colleen Mullen.
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| Arick Fudali | CC Recipient |
Copied on email from Colleen Mullen.
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| Jeffrey Epstein | Subject |
Subject of the case mentioned in the email subject line (19 Cr. 490).
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| Redacted Prosecutors/Staff | Government Officials |
Recipients and senders discussing logistical and legal basis for bringing witnesses to SDNY.
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"we expect to continue to bring in victims and witnesses in connection with the active grand jury proceedings"Source
"we do still have an active grand jury investigation (including prospective grand jury testimony)."Source
"What case am I using to bring witnesses into SDNY. I can only bring people in for GJ, pretrial, trial and sometimes pre GJ."Source
"But that was when we had an open indictment."Source
"Please let me know what information you need from me to arrange flights/hotel stay"Source
"there may be counseling resources available for our clients"Source
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