Case Title / Number Recent Developments Predication / Background

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Case Title / Number Recent Developments Predication / Background UNCLASSIFIED//LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE 24 July 2019 1 EFTA00174087 Case Title / Number Recent Developments Predication / Background UNCLASSIFIED//LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE 24 July 2019 2 EFTA00174088 Case Title / Number Recent Developments Predication / Background UNCLASSIFIED//LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE 24 July 2019 3 EFTA00174089 Case Title / Number Recent Developments Predication / Background VCS Jeffrey Epstein 31E-NY-3027571 Update • On 7/23/2019, SDNY advised Epstein was found unconscious in his cell with red marks on his neck. When staff was able to revive Epstein, he couldn't recall what happened. • Epstein's cellmate, Nick Tartaglione (not public knowledge), denied knowing anything and said he was just sitting on his bunk with earphones on. Tartaglione, is a former police officer and subject of NY HVRA quadruple homicide who has been approved for the death penalty. • Epstein was removed from his cell and has been medically evaluated. • Metropolitan Detention Center has initiated an investigation per their SOPs. • Per SONY, the Washington Post has made an inquiry of the incident. • On 12/6/2018, FBI NY initiated a case after Southern District of New York (SONY) contacted FBI NY regarding several victims that had been sexually abused by Jeffrey Epstein in the mid 2000's. Epstein invited minors into his residences, one of which was located in Manhattan, New York (NY) and paid them to provide massages to him which turned sexual in nature. Afterwards, Epstein paid the minors $200 and up. On 7/6/2019, Epstein was arrested in NJ and transported to NY without incident. On 7/6/2019, a search warrant was executed at Epstein's residence in Manhattan, NY upon which several items were seized. On 7/8/2019, Epstein pled not guilty. • Of the 10 co-conspirators, the following have been located and served GJS; three in Florida, one in Boston, one in NYC, one in Connecticut. Attempts to locate the remaining four co-conspirators have been unsuccessful. A lead is being sent to Cleveland to locate and serve one co-conspirator, who is a wealthy businessman in Ohio. The current location for the remaining three co-conspirators are unknown at this time. On 7/9-10/2019, a team comprising of eight SA/TFOs and two AUSAs will traveled to various locations in Florida to interview approximately 25 victims. • On 7/11/2019, a second search warrant was executed at Epstein's residence in New York upon which numerous computers, electronic devices, and digital media were seized. Agents were able to recover all of the digital media observed on the initial search executed on 7/6/2019. • Link UNCLASSIFIED//LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE 24 July 2019 4 EFTA00174090 Case Title / Number Recent Developments Predication / Background UNCLASSIFIED//LAW ENFORCEMENT SENSITIVE 24 July 2019 S EFTA00174091

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[Image 1] The image shows a document with text, which appears to be a list of "Top Cases" from a Criminal Investigative Division. The document includes a header with the name of the division and a logo. Below the header, there is a list of cases with brief descriptions, including case numbers, dates, and the names of the individuals involved. The text is in English, and the document is presented in a formal [Image 2] The image appears to be a screenshot of a webpage from the Criminal Investigative Division of the United States Department of Justice. The webpage is titled "Top Cases" and includes a logo with the text "FBI" and "Department of Justice." Below the title, there is a section titled "Case File Number," followed by a series of redacted or blacked-out text fields, which are typically used to protect se [Image 3] The image appears to be a screenshot of a webpage from the Criminal Investigative Division of the California Highway Patrol. The webpage is titled "Top Cases" and includes a section for "Case File Number," "Case Title," and "Case Description." There is also a section for "Case File Number," "Case Title," and "Case Description." However, the text in these sections is not visible in the image. The w [Image 4] The image appears to be a screenshot of a webpage or document related to criminal investigations. The visible text includes "Criminal Investigative Division," "Top Cases," and "Case Number." There is also a logo that seems to be a shield with a star and a badge number. The rest of the text is redacted, indicating that sensitive information is being withheld. The layout suggests a structured format [Image 5] The image appears to be a screenshot of a webpage from the Criminal Investigative Division of the California Department of Justice. The webpage is titled "Top Cases" and includes a section titled "Case File." There is a visible case number and a date, but the details are redacted, making it impossible to provide specific information about the case. The webpage also includes a logo and a disclaimer