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| Date | Event Type | Description | Location | Actions |
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| N/A | N/A | USAO entered into non-prosecution agreement with Epstein. | Unknown | View |
| Date | Type | From | To | Amount | Description | Actions |
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| N/A | Paid | USAO | [REDACTED WITNESS] | $0.00 | Payment for flight/travel to NY for trial. | View |
The USAO informed the Defense of its intent to notify victims by letter about the plea hearing and investigation resolution, but the Defense objected.
Authorized public disclosure of specific details of the open investigation and plea negotiations.
The government acknowledged in correspondence with Epstein's attorneys that 'it had had obligations to notify the victims.'
Standard notification letters which were negotiated with defense attorneys.
Asserted it was 'wholly inappropriate' for the USAO to send the proposed victim notification letter and urged Acosta to withhold it.
Stating the case had been resolved through Epstein's state guilty plea.
A USAO letter was intended to be sent to two victims stating that the case had been resolved through Epstein's state guilty plea, contradicting the FBI's intended communication.
The USAO engaged in additional meetings and communications with Epstein's team of attorneys to negotiate the terms of a state-based resolution of the federal investigation.
A prosecution memorandum in which Villafaña urged the prosecution of Epstein's two female assistants.
Black took legal action that effectively halted production of computer equipment to the USAO until the issue could be decided by the court.
The USAO engaged in additional meetings and communications with Epstein's team of attorneys to negotiate the terms of a state-based resolution of the federal investigation.
A letter from Epstein's attorney Lefcourt containing arguments that were echoed by Dershowitz in the June 26, 2007 meeting, suggesting the case should be handled by the state.
Mentioned former President Clinton.
A USAO letter was intended to be sent to two victims stating that the case had been resolved through Epstein's state guilty plea, contradicting the FBI's intended communication.
A letter from Epstein's attorney Lefcourt containing arguments that were echoed by Dershowitz in the June 26, 2007 meeting, suggesting the case should be handled by the state.
USAO letter stating the case had been resolved through Epstein's state guilty plea. One example of inconsistent communication where USAO letters were to be sent after Epstein's guilty plea to two victims in foreign countries.
A notification letter drafted by Villafaña concerning Epstein's June 30, 2008 plea and the 18 U.S.C. § 2255 process.
Request to preserve all evidence regarding incarceration and death.
Informed victims of investigation, CVRA rights, counseling options, and warned about defense investigators.
Referenced as 'As discussed by phone'.
Referenced as the 'August 28 Letter'; requested withholding of FBI/USAO provided info and names of interviewed federal agents.
Initial request to withhold documents and information related to FBI/USAO materials and agent interviews.
The USAO began sending letters to victims concerning the resolution of the federal investigation.
Substantial document productions, privilege logs, and declarations from AUSA and FBI agents.
ALAT delivered letter to a [Redacted entity] requesting them to deliver it to the target individual.
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