RE: Envelopes in question

Here they are. One is from a box marked US V Brodie et al. One is from a box labeled court documents, negotiations, statements, document production

Melanie

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Hi

The vendor sent me the attached photographs of two sealed envelopes contained in the SDFL Epstein files. One is marked "SEALED DOCUMENT" and the second is marked "CONFIDENTIAL." Each of the sealed envelopes was contained in an open envelope addressed to AUSA from the same law firm (photos of those two open envelopes are also attached).

Is it alright for me to ask the vendor to open both envelopes and scan the contents for my office to review? I know your office indicated we could review the entire file, but I wanted to check before opening a sealed envelope.

Thanks,

Assistant United States Attorney
Southern District of New York
I St. Andrew's Plaza
New York, NY 10007

Sorry . It has been a tough week. Let me follow up today.

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No problem at all. Very sorry to be pestering you about this. Thanks very much and hope everything is ok.

Hi [REDACTED]:

You can open the envelopes. They are sealed pleadings that have the minor victim names in them. The law firm mailed copies to [REDACTED] and [REDACTED].

Sorry it took a little while to get back to you.

Got it, thank you so much.

Good luck.