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...Villafafia attributed it to a conversation between Acosta and Lefkowitz, but Acosta attributed it to a decision made during the negotiating process by Villafafia and Lourie, telling OPR that he understood his attorneys needed flexibility to reach a final deal with Epstein. OPR found no contemporaneous documents showing the basis...
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...Villafafia attributed it to a conversation between Acosta and Lefkowitz, but Acosta attributed it to a decision made during the negotiating process by Villafafia and Lourie, telling OPR that he understood his attorneys needed flexibility to reach a final deal with Epstein. OPR found no contemporaneous documents showing the basis...
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...Villafafia certainly felt that during the negotiations, she was only implementing decisions made by Acosta. Acosta, however, told OPR that when reviewing the NPA, “I would have reviewed this for the policy concerns. Did it do the .. . bullet points, and my assumption, rightly or wrongly, would have been that Andy...
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...Villafafia certainly felt that during the negotiations, she was only implementing decisions made by Acosta. Acosta, however, told OPR that when reviewing the NPA, “I would have reviewed this for the policy concerns. Did it do the... bullet points, and my assumption, rightly or wrongly, would have been that Andy...
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...Nonetheless, he strongly disputed Villafafia’s description of events, asserting that it would have been “directly at odds with his management style” to convene such a meeting, announce Acosta’s decision, and leave without discussion. Acosta told OPR that he had “decided and endorsed this resolution at some point,” but...
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...Nonetheless, he strongly disputed Villafafia’s description of events, asserting that it would have been “directly at odds with his management style” to convene such a meeting, announce Acosta’s decision, and leave without discussion. Acosta told OPR that he had “decided and endorsed this resolution at some point,” but...
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...As discussed in detail below, OPR did not find evidence establishing that Acosta, or the other subjects, were motivated or influenced by improper considerations. Because no clear and unambiguous standard required Acosta to indict Epstein on federal charges or prohibited his decision to defer prosecution to the state, OPR does...
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From: (USAFLS)" To: "Acosta, Alex (USAFLS)" Subject: RE: Epstein Date: Tue, 04 Dec 2007 19:03:26 +0000 Importance: Normal Hi Alex -- I am calling your office now. Do you want me to call your cell instead? Original Message From: Acosta, Alex (USAFLS) Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2007 1:44...
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...Villafafia also emailed Acosta directly, telling him she planned to meet with Epstein’s attorneys to work on the plea agreement, and asking if Acosta would be available to provide final approval. Acosta replied, “I don’t think I should be part of negotiations. I’d rather leave it to...
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...Villafafia also emailed Acosta directly, telling him she planned to meet with Epstein’s attorneys to work on the plea agreement, and asking if Acosta would be available to provide final approval. Acosta replied, “I don’t think I should be part of negotiations. I’d rather leave it to...
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 204-3 Filed 04/16/21 Page 175 of 348 been concerned about policy and federalism issues.*”! Sloman told OPR that although he did not remember specific conversations, he generally recalled that Acosta had been “sensitive to” Petite policy and federalism concerns, which...
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 293-1 Filed 05/25/21 Page 176 of 349 been concerned about policy and federalism issues.*”! Sloman told OPR that although he did not remember specific conversations, he generally recalled that Acosta had been “sensitive to” Petite policy and federalism concerns, which...
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...Villafafia attributed it to a conversation between Acosta and Lefkowitz, but Acosta attributed it to a decision made during the negotiating process by Villafafia and Lourie, telling OPR that he understood his attorneys needed flexibility to reach a final deal with Epstein. OPR found no contemporaneous documents showing the basis...
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...ACOSTA REVIEWED AND APPROVED THE TERMS OF THE NPA AND IS ACCOUNTABLE FOR IT Although Acosta did not sign the NPA, he approved it, with knowledge of its terms. He revised drafts of the NPA and added language that he thought appropriate. Acosta told OPR that he either was informed...
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and thanking Acosta for agreeing on October 12, 2007, not to “contact any of the identified individuals, potential witnesses, or potential civil claimants and their respective counsel in this matter.”°°7 Shortly thereafter, Sloman drafted a response to Lefkowitz’s letter, which Acosta revised to clarify the “inaccurate” representations made...
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...Villafafia certainly felt that during the negotiations, she was only implementing decisions made by Acosta. Acosta, however, told OPR that when reviewing the NPA, “I would have reviewed this for the policy concerns. Did it do the... bullet points, and my assumption, rightly or wrongly, would have been that Andy...
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...071129 Acosta Letter to Starr.pdf Hi guys — Sorry. Can you look at this and let me know if it is alright? I need to send it to the bigwigs tonight. I haven't written the Sloman letter yet (referenced in Footnote 1). Thx «071129 Acosta Letter to Starr.pdf...
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he is comfortable before proceeding.” Menchel told Villafafia he had “trouble understanding” why she was in a “rush” “given how long this case has been pending.” OPR questioned Lourie, Menchel, Sloman, and Acosta about the timeline for reviewing the prosecution memorandum and the proposed charges. Acosta and Menchel believed Villafafia...
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...Nonetheless, he strongly disputed Villafafia’s description of events, asserting that it would have been “directly at odds with his management style” to convene such a meeting, announce Acosta’s decision, and leave without discussion. Acosta told OPR that he had “decided and endorsed this resolution at some point,” but...
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...Villafafia also emailed Acosta directly, telling him she planned to meet with Epstein’s attorneys to work on the plea agreement, and asking if Acosta would be available to provide final approval. Acosta replied, “I don’t think I should be part of negotiations. I’d rather leave it to...
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...Other Significant Factors Are Inconsistent with a Conclusion That the Subjects’ Actions Were Motivated by Improper Influences OPR considered additional aspects of the Epstein case that were inconsistent with a suggestion that Acosta’s decision to offer the July 31, 2007 terms was driven by corruption, a desire to provide...
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...As discussed in detail below, OPR did not find evidence establishing that Acosta, or the other subjects, were motivated or influenced by improper considerations. Because no clear and unambiguous standard required Acosta to indict Epstein on federal charges or prohibited his decision to defer prosecution to the state, OPR does...
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...As discussed in detail below, OPR did not find evidence establishing that Acosta, or the other subjects, were motivated or influenced by improper considerations. Because no clear and unambiguous standard required Acosta to indict Epstein on federal charges or prohibited his decision to defer prosecution to the state, OPR does...
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...that the State Attorney’s Office is full of bad actors.” Acosta told OPR that it was his understanding “that the victims would be aware of what was happening in the state court and have an opportunity to speak up at the state court hearing.” Acosta also told OPR that...
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Case 1:20-cr-00330-PAE Document 204-3 Filed 04/16/21 Page 237 of 348 and thanking Acosta for agreeing on October 12, 2007, not to “contact any of the identified individuals, potential witnesses, or potential civil claimants and their respective counsel in this matter.”°°’ Shortly thereafter, Sloman...

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