intimidation/threat to VR yesterday -- requesting help to reach an FBI agent

Dear US Attorney's Office team,

I am writing to see if you can put me in touch with one of your FBI agents. VR appears to be receiving threats.

Here's the situation. VR now resides in Yesterday she went to the WalMart there and was followed by a dozen members of the British media. She had to call WalMart security just to get out of the store.

When she, her husband, and kids returned to their home, they found the backdoor to their home had been left open. They had been taking high security precautions, so that seemed very unusual. Brad and I believe that this may be Epstein (or his associates) signaling that VR should not talk.

I called the FBI in Colorado this morning, which bounced me to a national call center -- I tried to pass along information to them about the possible threat to VR (who, as you know, as cooperated with the FBI). The call center did not appear to take the threat seriously, said that the FBI would not be a first responder, and told me to call local law enforcement.

I then called the Penrose/Florence Police Department. They appear to be taking the matter seriously and are in the process of looking into the possible burglary yesterday afternoon.

I am writing to see if you can provide me with contact information for one of the FBI agents who has worked with VR in the past -- obviously a number of the people who would have a reason to make VR disappear are known to the FBI, and we haven't disclosed them to the Florence PD (I just sent our pleading, which mentions the five or so names that are in controversy now.) I would like to alert the FBI to the situation so that they can help provide assistance to VR, either directly or perhaps working through local law enforcement.

If it would be better for the agent to just call me directly, my cell phone is.

Thank you for any assistance you can extend rapidly on this important matter.

Paul Cassell (and Brad Edwards) for VR

Paul G. Cassell is a professor admitted to the Utah State Bar.

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