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From: "Carlos F. (The New York Times Customer Care)" <
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Subject: Jeffrey Epstein & Chislaine Maxwell:
Date: Sun, 16 May 2021 17:18:12 +0000
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Carlos F. (The New York Times Customer Care)
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Thank you so much for contacting The New York Times Customer Care Team! We appreciate your
readership and support of The New York Times and the journalism we have to offer, especially in these
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Richard C. Curtiss
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Dear Editor Smith: Page Six, NY Post
Are you still going to write a story about Jeffrey Epstein's murder
inside the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) In New York City, NY and
the Chislaine Maxwell story, who's inside the Metropolitan Detention Center
in New York City, NY (MDC) in Brooklyn, NY? I was inside both for reporting
the murder of farmers to the White House, the Congress, the US Department of
Justice and the New York State Attorney Generals.
Could you respond today if you still want me to keep sending you more
information from being in Jeffrey Epstein's cell in the SHU or Seclusion at
MCC and MDC on why the cameras and backup cameras were turned off by the
guards? As I told you, whenever the cameras are turned off by the "GOON
SQUAD" to kill someone they always carry camcorders to record everything.
Also is the NY Post covering FBI Director James Comey's, Attorney
General Rod Rosenstein's and the US Attorney for the SDNY Geffory Berman's
firing from the Department of Justice?
Richard C. Curtiss
"Richard, these people will kill you, you don't go into the warden's
office, these people will kill you." "They will come into your room at
night when you're sleeping and beat you over the head with a fire
extinguisher and kill you and then they will throw the fire extinguisher
into one of our rooms and blame one of us for killing you." "You don't go
into the warden's office."
Goon Squad
a group of hired thugs used to perform ruthless or violent acts inside
prisons.
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Sent: Monday, February 2, 201 5 9:05 AM
To: Richard C Curtiss
Subject: Re: FOIA/PA Request: BOP Inmate Number 08448-055
The information you request cannot be provided via a written request to
the institution. Rather, you must submit a Freedom of Information Act
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(FOIA) request to:
Freedom of Information Act/Privacy Act Section
Office of General Counsel,
Executive Assistant
Metropolitan Correctional Center
New York
"One team...one mission"
FBI Probing Death of Jeffrey Epstein, Prisons Director Reveals
Bureau of Prisons Director Kathleen Sawyer tells lawmakers on the
Senate Judiciary Committee that the FBI is investigating whether a "criminal
enterprise" may have played a role in the death of convicted sex offender
Jeffrey Epstein. The financier died in his cell in August while awaiting
trial on sex trafficking charges. Director Sawyer says Epstein's death was
ruled a "suicide" by the coroner and that she has no evidence to suggest it
was otherwise
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Good afternoon Mr. Curtiss,
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Thank you for reaching-out to the NYC Office of the Chief Medical
Examiner (OCME).
I believe you're inquiring about the fatality of Jeffrey Epstein, who
died on August 10th of hanging (suicide).
Please reach out to me directly at
for timely responses on
media inquiries.
Thanks,
Office of the Chief Medical Examiner
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