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This document is an internal email chain from July 2, 2020, celebrating the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell. The emails are exchanged between unidentified colleagues (likely within the US Attorney's Office or DOJ), praising the team's perseverance in building a case on historical conduct. It mentions an upcoming press conference and acknowledges the difficulty of the case.

This document is an internal email thread dated July 2, 2020, celebrating the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell. The correspondence, likely within the US Attorney's Office (specifically the PCU), praises the prosecution team for their extraordinary work, perseverance, and creativity in building a case on historical conduct. It mentions the difficulties of working during quarantine and announces a press conference scheduled for noon that day.

This document is an internal email chain, likely among federal prosecutors (PCU), dated July 2, 2020, celebrating the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell. The correspondence highlights the difficulty of the case, praises the team's creativity and perseverance in building a case on historical conduct, and announces a press conference to be held at 12:00 that day. The emails reflect the team's satisfaction with the successful arrest despite the challenges.

An internal email chain from July 2, 2020, likely among DOJ or SDNY staff, celebrating the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell. The emails praise a specific redacted team member for their 'extraordinary amount of work' and 'creativity' in building the case. It also mentions an upcoming press conference and references the difficulty of the case given the age of the conduct involved.

This document is an internal email chain from July 2, 2020, celebrating the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell. The emails, likely between members of a prosecution team (addressed as PCU), congratulate specific (redacted) team members for their perseverance in building a difficult case based on old conduct. It mentions a scheduled press conference at 12:00 PM and notes that remote attendance is necessary due to current conditions (referencing the COVID-19 pandemic).

This document is an internal email chain from July 2020 within a government agency (likely the DOJ/SDNY) celebrating the arrest of Ghislaine Maxwell. The emails highlight the difficulty of the case, noting that the charges were the result of 'extraordinary amount of work' rather than being inevitable, and mention a press conference scheduled for the same day. The correspondence reflects the team's satisfaction in bringing a case against a 'woman very worthy of criminal prosecution' despite the challenges posed by the age of the conduct and COVID-19 conditions.