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In an email thread from April 2011, journalist Jesse Kornbluth contacts Peggy Siegal regarding an article he is writing for 'the Times' about Jeffrey Epstein's post-prison social life. Kornbluth specifically questions Siegal about her decision to maintain a public friendship with Epstein despite his crimes, referencing a 'Break Fast' event attended by powerful people. Siegal initially responds asking what the piece is about before receiving the specific questions.

An email thread between Jeffrey Epstein and publicist Peggy Siegal from late June 2009, shortly before Epstein's release from custody. Siegal updates Epstein on rumors circulating about a 'coming home' party, mentions attending the funeral of diplomat Heyward Isham (alleging he was CIA), and discusses dining with journalist Mario Platero, whom she intends to introduce to Epstein. Epstein coordinates a phone call time with brief responses.

An email thread from April 2019 showing Jeffrey Epstein communicating with Steve Bannon and Peggy Siegal regarding upcoming media projects, specifically a Netflix documentary involving Joe Berlinger. Peggy Siegal forwards an inquiry to Epstein asking for advice, while Epstein and Bannon discuss James Patterson's book, the 'Perversion of Justice' reporting, and dismiss Berlinger as a 'hack' and the project as potential 'hagiography'.

An email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and publicist Peggy Siegal from January 2010. Siegal shares a draft of an article for Avenue Magazine and details her recent illness contracted during international travel, making controversial remarks about fellow passengers. She also outlines her high-profile social schedule involving celebrities like George Clooney and Woody Harrelson, while Epstein advises her to rest.

This document is an email chain from April 30, 2011, between journalist Jesse Kornbluth and publicist Peggy Siegal. Kornbluth is writing a piece for 'the Times' and confronts Siegal about her continued public support and friendship with Jeffrey Epstein following his release from prison in Florida. Kornbluth specifically questions why she helped organize a Yom Kippur 'Break Fast' at Epstein's home where children were present, asking what it would take for her to shun him.