EFTA00214532.pdf

From: ' To: "1 1(USAFLS1)". Subject: RE: Representation of Victims in Florida -- CONFIDENTIAL Date: Mon, 24 Mar 2008 12:44:30 +0000 Importance: Normal No problem we are happy to assist any way we can. Hope the surgery goes well. From: (USAFLS) [mailto Sent: Saturday, March 22 2008 9:17 PM To: Cc: (USAFLS) Subject: RE: Representation of Victims in Florida -- CONFIDENTIAL Hi and — Sony to send this on a weekend, but we have had some more instances of victim harassment, so is going to start calling victims on Monday to provide them with your contact information. She will tell the girls to call only one of you (so you aren't juggling the same girls) and to state that they are calling about the Epstein matter in West Palm Beach, so you will know that it is one of our girls. Epstein has at least two investigators working full time chasing down these victims, so I would like them to be able to say that they have (or are getting) a lawyer, even if you end up securing individual attorneys in Florida for them later. I have been thinking about the conflicts issue that was raised, but I don't believe that any of their interests are adverse. I don't expect that you will ever have to cross-examine any of the victims, so there shouldn't be a problem with using information gained from one against another (or of using information gained from a victim against that same victim at a later time). I am sure that you all have more expertise on this, but those are my quick thoughts. I will be out next week for surgery and, of course, Epstein's harassment is aking just as I am stepping out. should be able to answer any of your questions, and she and are in constant contact with the victims, so she can help you all out with that, too. cell hone is . If you need to s eak with someone in my office while I am out, my supervisor is and she can be reached at and — This is the contact info that will give to the victims, unless you contact her and tell her that other info is better: at South Carolina Victim Assistance Network, 888-852-1900, at Maryland Crime Victims Resource Center, 877-842-8461, Thank you both for everything! EFTA00214532 EFTA00214533