This document is an email dated December 19, 2019, from an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Southern District of New York to colleagues. It details a phone call with counsel for the Epstein estate trustees, who are requesting a meeting with a senior official (redacted, referred to as 'she') to negotiate the resolution of the government's civil forfeiture claims and discuss the proposed victims' compensation fund. The trustees seek to 'elevate' the discussion beyond the line assistants.
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Redacted Sender | Assistant U.S. Attorney |
Author of the email working for the Southern District of New York, acting as a 'line assistant' communicating with th...
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| Redacted Recipient | USANYS Official |
Recipient of the email, asked to convey the meeting request to a superior.
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| Redacted Female Official ('She/Her') | Senior USANYS Official |
High-ranking official (possibly the U.S. Attorney) who the Trustees want to meet to negotiate civil forfeiture and th...
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| Counsel for Trustees | Legal Counsel |
Lawyers representing the Epstein Estate Trustees who requested the meeting.
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| Name | Type | Context |
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| USANYS |
United States Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York (recipient organization).
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| Southern District of New York |
Sender's organization.
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| Epstein Estate |
The estate facing civil forfeiture claims.
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| Trustees of the Epstein estate |
The group managing the estate.
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| Location | Context |
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Jurisdiction of the U.S. Attorney's office involved.
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"discuss the Trustees' interest in resolving the Government's potential civil forfeiture claims against the estate."Source
"they understand we're not in a position to negotiate, or even to provide feedback on the proposed plan for the fund"Source
"they'd like the opportunity to elevate that discussion"Source
"convey why they believe it would be in all parties' interests, including the victims, to engage in meaningful discussions about a possible resolution."Source
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