EFTA00034652.pdf
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This document is a confidential email or message exchange between prison staff dated July 24, 2019, discussing Jeffrey Epstein's custody status. The staff discuss an incident involving a 'huge scar' on Epstein's neck, noting ambiguity around it, and justify his placement on Suicide Watch (SW) during a legal visit the previous day. The conversation also compares the overuse of Suicide Watch at MCC New York versus stricter protocols at 'BRO' (Brooklyn) and Chicago facilities.
People (6)
| Name | Role | Context |
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| Jeffrey Epstein | Inmate |
Mentioned as the reason for the discussion ('this is b/c of epstein'), noted as being on Suicide Watch (SW) but in re...
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| [REDACTED] | Staff/Official |
Sender of the top message; discussed protocols regarding Epstein's legal visit.
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| [REDACTED] | Staff/Official |
Sender of the bottom message (timestamped 8:40 AM); discusses differences in Suicide Watch protocols between facilities.
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| [REDACTED] ('she') | Staff/Official |
Questioned why Epstein was in regular clothes while on SW.
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| Psych | Medical Staff |
A psychologist located at Chicago detention center who responded to the inquiry.
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| Other Chief | Official |
Gave advice suggesting the legal visit should have been declined.
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Organizations (4)
| Name | Type | Context |
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| MCC |
Metropolitan Correctional Center (New York); referred to as the facility where inmates easily get on Suicide Watch.
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| BRO |
Likely MDC Brooklyn; compared to MCC regarding stricter Suicide Watch protocols.
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| SHU |
Special Housing Unit; mentioned as a destination for inmates coming from MCC.
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| Chicago |
Another detention center (MCC Chicago) where the responding psych is located.
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Timeline (2 events)
Relationships (1)
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Staff Member (Sender 2)
Casual discussion about internal prison protocols and specific inmate (Epstein).
Key Quotes (4)
"this is b/c of epstein. he was on SW but in regular clothes on legal visit"Source
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"in light of the huge scar on epstein's neck (granted a ton of ambiguity surrounding the incident), he did need to be on SW yesterday."Source
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"guys come here from MCC and go to SHU... and the staff laugh at them, and the inmates tell them they were able to get on watch that way at MCC."Source
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"probably use SW less as an option."Source
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totally. i wonder if [REDACTED] was embarrassed/introspective seeing a response like that. this is b/c of epstein. he was on SW but in regular clothes on legal visit and [REDACTED] questioned it. i told [REDACTED] when she asked that we have done it this way in the past. in light of the huge scar on epstein's neck (granted a ton of ambiguity surrounding the incident), he did need to be on SW yesterday. i guess we should have declined his legal visit if we were following this other chief's advice
>>> [REDACTED] 7/24/2019 8:40 AM >>>
lol i love this guy's response. that if this is even a question, they probably shouldn't even be on watch. we put way too many people on there. i'm even seeing the difference in BRO. they just don't function that way. guys come here from MCC and go to SHU, and tell staff they want to go on SW, and the staff laugh at them, and the inmates tell them they were able to get on watch that way at MCC. and the psych who responded to her is at Chicago, another detention center. so, i'm guessing they see a lot of the same things that we do, and probably use SW less as an option.
lol i love this guy's response. that if this is even a question, they probably shouldn't even be on watch. we put way too many people on there. i'm even seeing the difference in BRO. they just don't function that way. guys come here from MCC and go to SHU, and tell staff they want to go on SW, and the staff laugh at them, and the inmates tell them they were able to get on watch that way at MCC. and the psych who responded to her is at Chicago, another detention center. so, i'm guessing they see a lot of the same things that we do, and probably use SW less as an option.
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