RR SwWOHNDN FWwrNP PRR RP RRP RR COND WMH a a ee ond We wWwrr Ow DIGITALLY RECORDED SWORN STATEMENT OF OIG CASE #: 2019-010614 DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL AUGUST 4, 2021 RESOLUTE DOCUMENTATION SERVICES 3 : recorder is on. My name is and I am a Senior Special Agent with the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General, New York Field Office, and these are my credentials. MS. Okay. MR. This interview with Federal Bureau of Prisons employee is being conducted as part of an official U.S. Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General, DOJ/OIG investigation. Today's date is August 4, 2021, and the time is 1:22 p.m. This interview is being conducted at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, the MCC, located in New York, New York. Also present is D0J/OIG Special Agent J HE. This interview will be recorded by me, SSA J Could everyone please identify themselves for the record and spell your last name. To start, again, I am DOJ/OIG Senior Special Agent = —— | R. » This is DOJ/OIG Special Agent , and these are my RR ae ee RR i) MRRP RRR RRR POoOwCmBADH ew Mmmenmrn Ww Wr APPEARANCES: OFFICE OF THE INSPECTOR GENERAL BY: WITNESS: OTHER APPEARANCES: credentials. MS. :_ Thank you. | ; MR. : Okay. position? MS. BBB: Supervisory Correctional Systems 5) ecialist. MR. —. Great. Thank you. This is an official D0J/OIG investigation into the death of inmate Jeffrey Epstein, and the surrounding circumstances, and you are being asked to voluntarily provide answers to our questions. Will you agree to a voluntary interview with the D0J/OIG? MS. : Yes, MR. Thank you. So, there’s a form here. It's the United States Department of Justice, Office of the Inspector General, Warnings and Assurances to Employee Requested to Provide Information on a Voluntary Basis. “You are being asked to provide information as part of an investigation being conducted by the Office of the Inspector General. This investigation is being conducted, pursuant to the Inspector General Act of 1978, as amended. And I'm And what is your EFTA00114723

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rR CSCwWOmOANDMDS fWwNHP 5 This investigation pertains to job performance failure and security failure. This is a voluntary interview. Accordingly, you do not have to answer questions. No disciplinary action will be taken against you if you choose not to answer questions. Any statements you furnish may be used as evidence in any future criminal proceedings or agency disciplinary proceedings, or both.” And there’s a waiver section. It says, “I understand the warnings and assurances stated above, and I am willing to make a statement and answer questions. No promises or threats have been made to me, and no pressure or coercion of any kind has been used against me." So, again, it’s just reminding you that you do not have to answer our questions. If there's something you feel uncomfortable with or if you want to stop at any time, you can say, yep, I can, I’m done. MS. Okay. MR. Make sense? MS. Yes. MR. Awesome. So, if you agree with that, here, you can review this. It 7 WR. QR: This is Agent QR. I’m signing as the witness. MR. All right. And if any of these, you don’t feel comfortable answering, that’s totally fine. . Okay. MR : This is just to verify who you are. Oh, first, before we start, I need to place you under oath. Can you please raise your right hand? MS : Uh-huh. MR. : Do you swear to tell the truth and nothing but the truth during this interview? MS. : Yes, MR. : Awesome. And if there is anything you don’t understand or you want me to rephrase or ask it another way, please, by al] means -- MS. : Okay. MR. : == ask me to do so and I What_is your current home address? MS. : will. =— ROW OHMS fwrNP PRR RRR RR OCOD Sw R mm nd MmeMmnNr Ww = Wh Re CWO HM fWwrNP 6 says employee's signature. If you sign there, and then employee's name -- Okay. : == you can print your MS. MR. name there. Thank you. MS. You want my whole name? 1°11 put it on there. (Indiscernible *00:02:38) What time is it? MR. : 1:24 p.m. MR. Thank you for completing I can fill in the rest, though. Okay. . So, where it says, _.. name, is it something other than or -- that. No. That’s me. Oh, that’s a W? Yeah, that’s a W. Oh, I thought it was a G. Oh, no, that’s a W. . Thank you. I'm filling in the MCC New York as the place. And I’m cing to sign. Again, this is J a: print my name, And Special Agent , can you please sign? MR. :_ Thank you. MS. MR. : ? MS. : My date of birth? Oh, a. MR. MM: Well, welcome. What's your social security number? : And what is your current e number? MS. : MR. level of education? MS. : Associates Degree. MR. And what is that degree 8 And your DOB? : And what is your highest in? MS. : In Criminal Justice. MR. : And where is that from? MS. . MR. : And where is that? MS. : . MR. : In ? MS. MR. : Is, the name of the, what's the town? EFTA00114724

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rR CSCwWOmOANDMDS fWwNHP RPRRRR We WN Re RRR CoN DD a de ood SWwWNr Ow nm w RR SCwWOnHtDUN SwWwrP 9 “S. 1 con't, i, It's an online school. MR. : Oh, okay. MS. : A nationally-accredited online school. wR. WM: «kay, great. did you attend? “s. J: finished in 2019. WR. WE: Okay. Great. And what did you do prior to working for the BOP? MS. P| I used to work for Berks County, in Reading, Pennsylvania. I used to work for a detention center. They used to contract illegal immigrant kids and stuff like that, for the government. — Oy. I did that in, I started here in 2001. I started there, I think it was in ‘97, '98. 1998, I’m thinking. MR. a. So you did that for, like, three or four years? MS. WBBM: Yeah, three or four years, yes. 11 wS. MMMM: Yeah. I heard, he’s all on the news and stuff like that, and he was here. So, yeah. VR. MM: Okay. Great. Sorry. I’m going to circle back to that last question. MS. Okay. MR. : As that Supervisory Correctional Services -- MS. : Uh-huh. MR. : -+ Specialist, what does that job duty and responsibilities, what does that all entail? MS. MB: I'm the supervisor of intake, intake and receiving, receiving and discharge of inmates, when they come in and when they . : Okay. . : We supervise the staff. : And you, so, basically, is that considered R&D? MS. : R&D, yes. MR. : So, receiving and discharging? MS. =. Yes. Receiving and discharging. Yes. And when I attended in 2017, and I And when did you PRR RR SwWwKN PCW OHMS SwMN Pe RPRRR oN Du ee od Wr Ow mrNm oe Re CWO HM fWwrNP 10 MR. QM: Great. Do you have any military service? MS. :_No. MR. : Okay. And how long have you served with the Bureau of Prisons? MS. MMMM: It's 20 years, 20-1/2 years, it will be 21 in April. MR. a. Do you recall your Enter on Duty date? MS. BEB: April 2000. day, tut I know the year, 2001. So April 2001? Uh-huh. Great. And when did you, do you remember when you went to BOP training, when you graduated? MS. : I went in August of 2001. I went in, yeah, August, either July or August, and I came back a week before 9/11 hit. MR. QM: Okay. And what is your current position with the BOP? MS. WM: Supervisory Correctional Systems Specialist. MR. —. Are you familiar with Jeffrey Epstein? 12 MR. QM: «And you supervise all of that staff? . + Uh-huh. . : And how long have you It’s another supervisor I don’t know the there, also. Oh, there’s two of you? Yeah, it’s two of us. And who is the other one? Her name is a. MR. QE: © Do you happen to know how to spell that last name? But she goes MR. : Oh, okay. MS. : Yeah. MR. : So, MBM is a second last name? MS. MR: Yeah. || a h-huh. MR. MM: Okay. Okay. And do you, like, differentiate between your duties, the two of you? Uh-huh. EFTA00114725

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rR CWO D SWwrNP RPRRRR We WN Re RRR CoN DD a de ood SWwWNr Ow nm w RR SCwWOnHtDUN SwWwrP 13 MS. MB: No, not really. We all do the same thing, cause we're on different shifts. WR. = Okay. MS. : So, we do the same thing on each shift. MR. Okay. So you both are responsible for the same thing? MS. : Yes. Uh-huh. MR. Just different times of day? MS Just the times of day, yes. MR. : How long have you been in that position? MS. MBM: I've been in the position, it will be three years in April. MR. : And do you remember when you started? MS. I started in April 2019. MR. : Okay. Great. All right. Now, are you familiar with Jeffrey Epstein? MS. : Yes. MR. : Okay. And was he housed within the MCC in July and August of 20197 MS. : Yes. I think so. Yes. And you had the same 15 MS. MM: I don’t recall, but I probably did day watch, 6 to 2. I probably was here during the da WR. a. Okay. So, 6 a.m. to 2 . Yes, : On August 9th? : Uh-huh. I probably was. I got to look at my -- . al That would be a Friday. . : Yeah. I have to look at it, and see if I was here. MR. Okay. And would they have been the same duties and responsibilities that you have described? MS. Yes. Yes. MR. Okay. MS. MR. And who would you primarily work with during that time? MS. MRR: I work with all the CSOs, Correctional Systems Officers. I don’t know who was on that day -- MR. : Okay. MS. : -+ Cause that was, like, two PRR RR SwWwKN PCW OHMS SwMN Pe RPRRR oN Du ee od Wr Ow mrNm oe Re CWO HM fWwrNP position at that time, correct? MS. : Yes, MR. And you have already described your duties and responsibilities. Did you have any interaction or involvement with Epstein during his stay at the MCC? MS. :_No. MR. What about when he came in or when he -- MS. MB: No. I don’t recall. No. I don’t think I ever seen him. No? No. : Okay. Huh-uh. Not on suicide watch or Huh-uh. Or in SHU? No. Okay. Do you recall if you MCC on August 9th and . : Sure. . : So I don’t remember who was MR. QR: § Do you all, like, so, R&D is a different piece with us. We have, like, all, like, the, oh, what is it called, the daily, like, schedule and logs of everybody who worked -- MS. WM: 11 the lieutenants, yeah, that's the lieutenant log. MR. Yeah. this is different. Do you guys, well, I’m talking about, like, the, like, who was working in the custody side of the house. Do you guys have, like, anything like that, like, for instance, here would be the August 10, 2019 daily assignment roster. MS. MMMM: Yeah. We have a daily assignment, but not a roster. MR. = Okay. MS. : It’s a daily assignment. It will have, like, everybody's name that’s on it, and we just check off who is here. MR. Okay. MS. : And then we'll put who is not EFTA00114726

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rR CWO D SWwrNP RPRRRR We WN Re RRR CoN DD a de ood SWwWNr Ow nm w RR SCwWOnHtDUN SwWwrP 17 here, like, AL for Annual Leave, SL for Sick Leave. But we do have that, but it doesn’t look like that. MR. Okay. So, would we be able to go back and see who actually worked on August 9, 2019? MS. “WR. EE. Can I ask you terribly to do me some favors and start, can you, can we start a list and ask you to, like, provide some of this stuff for us? WS. MH: Yeah. Uh-huh. WR. a Awesome. So, if you want to start, , just, the first one would be who was assigned on August 9th, August 8th and 9th, 2019. And did you report to anyone? Who did you report to back then? MS. a. My supervisor was . (Phonetic Sp. *00:10:12) We call him . I can't even pronounce, we call, his last name, I can’t even pronounce his last name, but we call him . Ninth, yes, we should have it. Yes You can write it down. Okay. 19 that you mentioned that work in R&D, did they report to you? : Okay. Uh-huh. Me and Ms. (i. : Okay. And were you under this No? Do you have any, what is what happened to Epstein on August_9th and 10th of 2019? MS. That he just committed suicide. That's it. WR. QR: Okay. So, do you know how he died? MS. : No. Huh-uh. MR. : No? Do you know if he, like, died of hanging or anything like that? MS. MBM: 1 guess it was hanging. I heard it was hanging, but I don't, I didn’t really, like, ask, cause -- MR. Okay. And do you have PRR RR SwWwKN PCW OHMS SwMN Pe RPRRR oN Du ee od Wr Ow mrNm oe Re CWO HM fWwrNP 18 He’s over in Brooklyn now. Okay. Over there. And what was his position , = a CNC. . : What does a CMC stand . : Case Manager Coordinator. . : Okay. . : Yeah. (CNC, Case Manager Coordinator. Uh-huh. MR. And who would be the Case Manager Coordinator now? MS. : MR. = wn : Oh, he’s still the same one? MS. MM: But he’s still the same person, but he's just over in Brooklyn. MR. a. When you say Brooklyn, at the MDC? MDC Brooklyn. Yes. Okay. And did all those people 20 any information with regard to any suspicious activity that occurred on August 9th or 10th, 2019 -- MS. :_ No. MR. : -- leading up to the discovery of Epstein in his cell? MS. :_No. MR. : No? Okay. So, these are, now, we'll get into kind of the reason why we're here, is to get into this documentation. So, we have, there’s an inmate, it’s, Epstein was housed with a cellmate named Efrain Reyes. MS. Uh-huh. MR. And we have a couple of R : things coming from the U.S. Marshalls Service. MS. : Okay. MR. : Saying what was going on with Efrain Reyes. So, here is one. It says it’s froma . Yeah, . Uh-huh. : . It was sent on MS. : MR. Thursday, August 8, 2019, at 10:34 a.m. MS. : Uh-huh. MR. : And it's, you're one of the, it looks like it says R & - EFTA00114727

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rR CWO D SWwrNP RPRRRR We WN Re RRR CoN DD a de ood SWwWNr Ow nm w RR SCwWOnHtDUN SwWwrP 21 . | ae that’s al] R&D. Yeah. . : Okay. So, it was sent to » MB h-huh. Yeah. : And yourself, and it ransfer of Prisoners from NYM to GEO.” MS. :_ To GEO, yes. MR. So, is that from the MCC to the contract facility? MS. MBB: Yeah, from MCC, and he’s transferrin to GEO, yes. MR. — Okay. Great. And then, in the body, it says, “The following prisoners are to be transferred.” MS. : Yes, MR. It says Javon Bussey and then Efrain Reyes. MR. : “Please schedule transfer for Friday, 8/9/19." MS. ya MR. : And we have another one, the same date, it says it's from a different person with the Marshals Service, saying - wS. MBM: €lzahr. MR : Does this tell you what happened with Efrain Reyes? MS. This just says that he transferred to GEO. That's it. That's what this says. He's transferring. MR. Okay. MS. : That's all it says. But right here, when they do a transfer, I don't know, like, right here, this says court. So, I don’t know if he went out to court and then they transferred him, you see what I'm saying? MR. —_ Uh-huh. MS. : Cause this says court. And plus, as me being a supervisor, I don't do the movement. MR. : Okay. So who, who -- MS. : I'm not the movement officer. MR. : So who would do that? MS. . MR. : would be the one? MS. : Yes. Yeah, she does the movement. Me and Ms. [MMMM we don’t do the movement. wR. QM: Okay. So, based upon 23 PRR RR SwWwKN PCW OHMS SwMN Pe RPRRR oN Du ee od Wr Ow mre oe Re CWO HM fWwrNP 22 Elzahr, E-L-Z-A-H-R. Uh-huh. Again, this is all, like, R&D. R&D and other staff, yes. MR. : As well as the lieutenants and, okay. MS. : Yes. Uh-huh. MR. There’s you, and it says, “Prisoner production, 8/9/2019.” Thursday, August 8, 2019. MS. :_Was sent out -- MR. That was sent at 3:36 p.m. MS. : Uh-huh. MR. And then within it, it has the prisoner's schedule report, and the second person, there are the two people that I just listed -- MS. 1 Y MR. being Efrain Reyes. MS. : Yes, MR. And it says, “Transfer within.” -- and the second person 24 this, does this, cause this person also is listed as transfer within, court. Yeah, and court. Yes. And everybody else -- -- no one else has that They all have, like, sentencing hearing, sentencing, status hearing. MS. : Yeah, but that still, the type is court. That's just what they're going to court for. MR. Right. So, this one, though, being that says transfer within, court MS. WE: Transfer, he's transferring, and he (Indiscernible *00:14:16). MR. Does that mean he was going to court, or that’s just an automatic field? MS. MBB: I guess that’s automatically, they put that there, cause this is the U.S. Marshals form. So, I think they automatically just put that there. I think what it is, is that when they come and pick up the inmates, cause the U.S. Marshals will pick up the EFTA00114728

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rR CSCwWOmOANDMDS fWwNHP RPRRRR We WN Re RR SD ee ee od Se wWwNr Ow CO RPE RP RP RRR rE rm SOW SwMre re COW ON DW Sw wr “ ae ee od WS Wr rs © Ww oc inmates. MR. i: Uh-huh. MS. : And they will transfer them. So, I guess they go sit over there, like they're going to court, and then GEO comes over there and they pick them up from the U.S. Marshals. : : Okay. . : That’s how it works. . : So, when someone is transferred, so, when these people are transferred from here to GEO -- MS. : Uh-huh. MR. -- what document _is created by, I guess it sounds like MM, but by the BOP (Indiscernible *00:14:53)? MS. MR: We only do like a, we need, like a transfer receipt from the Marshals, saying that they're going to transfer and we usually just need a 64. MR. Uh-huh. MS. : And a medical summary. A 64 is a transit form. . = Okay. . : That the BOP, that we just go 27 is provided to us, so if Epstein was housed in the SHU, the SHU would be provided that court list, correct? MS. : MR. MS. Yes. It would say -- : It would be like a, it’s like a roster. It’s not -- MR. I said Epstein, I’m sorry, I mean, Efrain Reyes. MS. : Yeah, it’s like -- MR. If Reyes was housed in the SHU -- MS. BM: It’s like a roster. They wouldn't get this or anything like that. It’s just like you go on Sentry and you print out a roster and it will have his name on there, and then we'll write down what unit he’s on, and then internal will come and pick it up, or they will hand it out, whatever, whoever is going out to court, that’s the unit that they give the court list to. MR. Okay. MS. :_ That's how it works. MR. So, would those people know if he was going to court or being RR ROW OHMS fwrNP —— wr RPRRR oN Du ee od Wwrerow mre oe RR ae ee RR i) MRRP RRR RRR POoOwCmBADH ew Mmmenmrn Ww Wr 26 on Sentry and do a PP 64 and put the reg number, and we put T for transfer, and down at the bottom, we could put as many reg, I think it's like 20 reg numbers down there, of whoever inmates are leaving, and then a 64 will be printed out. MR. Okay. MS. : And it’s just a transit form. MR. Now is there something that's like, would these people be placed on the court list, though? MS. : Yes, MR. put on the court -- MS. J: They would be placed on the court list, es. Yes. MR. a. And vihat would it say next to their name? MS. > WAB. MR. : And that's it? MS. : Yes. That's it. MR. : Okay. MS. : Uh-huh. That’s what she usually puts, WAB, on there. MR. Now, if that court list Yes. Okay, so they would be transferred? MS. | wouldn't know that. MR. : They wouldn't know that? They would just know it was WAB? MS. : Cause it’s really, like, it’s really none of their business. MR. Right. Okay. MS. : Yeah. They would just know that he’s gone. You know what I mean? MR. =. Well, because, like, kind of like when you said, when I said, you knew who Efrain, or, you know, Epstein was or is, you said, yeah, he went to court. Yeah. Uh-huh. Cause, is that -- Yeah, cause, I’m - -- so, like, that's actually the rumor? MS. MB: That's what, that's what it would be, or we'll call up there, like, are you going to send Efrain Reyes down, and they will say, yeah, he’s going to court, and then if he doesn’t come back, we might call up there, or they will know that he’s not, cause he’s not, or they'll] call us and ask us. EFTA00114729

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rR CSCwWOmOANDMDS fWwNHP RPRRRR We WN Re RR SD ee ee od Se wWwNr Ow CO hr nm SCwWOnHtDUN SwWwrP w RPRRPR RRR a ee an Oe ee ee oe od Wr © Ww oo 29 MR. : Okay. MS : You know? Or something like that. So, they should have, I’m thinking they should have known we would have probably, somebody probably would have told them that he wasn't coming back, he was getting transferred. MR. : Okay. So, as far as this, there’s the daily log, 8/9/2019, and on the third page of this shows Reyes, pre- removed. MS. : Yes, MR. : Now, if he was just going to court -- . | = would say court. . : Yeah. It wouldn’t say pre-removed? MS. QJ: It wouldn’t say pre-removed. “WR. GE: So, this is, by looking at all of this, I’m assuming you can tell, yeah, he was never going to court. He was always going to be transferred? MS. :_ He was going, yes. Yes. Yes. MR. : Okay. And I think this may have been what you were saying. Is there 31 MR. | pt All right. MS. : She just does the movement. So, it would be the person that's on the front desk. WR. QM: So, if the people that escorted Reyes down -- + Uh-huh. : == to R&D and they knew MS. MR. that WAB was actually, in fact, listed next to his name -- Yes : Uh-huh. . -- should have they known is not coming back, if it says WAB? : Not really. : No? : Because they don’t work R&D. what I mean? They work custody. Okay. : So, it depends who was up there. It could have been new staff, who knows. Cause a lot of people don’t know what WAB does. WR. QM: «Well, they know it means “with all_belongings.” wS. WE: Yeah. You see. MR. MS. Yeah. Yeah. That’s RR ROW OHMS fwrNP —— wr RPRRR oN Du ee od Wwrerow mre oe RR ae ee RR i) MRRP RRR RRR POoOwCmBADH ew 30 any way for the SHU staff to know, he's leaving and not coming back, rather than -- MS. See, we don’t, like, it depends. Cause we really don’t, we really don’t tell them, like, if I talk to them, I might say, like, he’s not coming back. M R : Okay. : Or so, I might tell them, so I MS. don’t know, on that day, who called up there and told them to have him ready, you know what I mean? And have him ready, and he’s not coming back. MR. Now, who would normally call and tell them that? MS. MJ: It would be the person that’s working in R&D. MR. : Okay. So would it be probably for this, as well? MS. : It wouldn’t be . Yeah, she just does the movement. Okay. :_ That's it. It wouldn’t have been her? MS. BBB: No, it wouldn't have been her. 32 MR. ME: So, a person who would say, yeah, I know it's with all belongings, and, you know, we know it’s very likely, there, he’s not going to come back, but we don’t know for sure. Does that sound at all reasonable? MS. BBM: They probably would have asked, like, called to see if he was coming back. Like, it was after, maybe 4:00 or something like that -- MR. MS. BJ: -- they probably would have asked if he was coming back, cause, like, when I first transferred here, I worked in Brooklyn and then I transferred to Butner. I didn’t know what WAB meant -- MR. Right. MS. : -- until I got here, cause we don't use WAB, you see what I mean? MR. rt Yeah, but if these people, if these people absolutely said no, we know what WAB is -- MS. :_WAB, yes. MR. -- but they thought, you Then they usually would - EFTA00114730

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RR rPFCowW OND SwhN re RPRRR We Wr RR SD 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 RR SwWOHNDN FWwrNP RPRRPR RRR SD SwWwNPe ee ee ed eS WwrN Pr CO wc nm wm 33 know, if they’re claiming, well, we thought he was going to court, and there’s always a chance he could come back from court? So, see what I'm saying? So, with this guy -- MS : Yeah. MR. : == $0 this goes, so where this fits in is, Epstein, did you know that Epstein was required to have a cellmate? MS : I didn’t know that, no. MR. : Okay. So, he was required to have a cellmate, and Reyes was his cellmate. MR. : So, part of the reason why they’re saying that Epstein died is because his cellmate was removed and never replaced. So, you know, some people say it’s because of the 30 minute rounds, or a lot of it is the combination, some people are saying, well, there was no one in his cell, so he took advantage of not having anybody in there. MS. Okay. MR. : So, in this case, the SHU staff, some people are saying, yep, I knew he was WAB, but there’s always a chance that he 35 and take them over there, so that’s why they have court. MR. : Okay. MS. : On their form. MR. : So, this is, anytime we present someone with documents, you just ask them to initial and date it. MS. : Okay. MR. : It's not to vouch for the, not certifying it’s accurate, just so you can say, this is what we discussed. MS. : What I saw. Okay. MR. So, just anywhere. And it is the 4th. MR. So, the two emails, technically, what you're saying, this goes hand-in-hand, one says he’s being transferred, the other one states that he is being picked up by the Marshals (Indiscernible *00:21:09). MS. Yeah. Yeah. They both go hand-in-hand, because this one is the Marshals, that they're telling us, but they’re telling us WAB, he’s going to GEO. So, we'll know he’s transferring to another state. That's another state facility that houses federal inmates for RR ROW OHM fwrKP —— wr RPRRR oN Du MmNmenNrre rmrROow mre re WW = Ww Wey DHfwrP RR eo PRR RRP RRR Oo OUD wr mre reo Mmmenmrn Ww Wr 34 could, he could have returned. Is that a legit MS. :_No. Not a WAB. MR. No? So, a WAB, they should have known he ain’t coming back? MS. Huh-uh. He's not coming back. Yeah. MR. MS. MR. MS. : Okay. WAB. : Okay. Unless we tell you something different. Buta WAB, he’s not coming back. MR. Okay. So, it's the primary question then. MS. :_ Yes, MR. : Great. So, again, to you, so, (Indiscernible *00:20:19), he was being transferred, not going to court. MS. Not going to court. But I guess the Marshal just put court, because when they come, if a WAB is leaving with the Marshals, they usually just put court, because they pick the inmates up -- MR. All the same -- MS. : == everybody at the same time, 36 the Marshals. And then this one is the list that the Marshals put out, also, so they kind of go hand-in-hand. MR. : How the pick-up itself is (Indiscernible *00:21:30). MS. MBM: Yes, how the pick-up, yes. But everything is going to say court on the side, because the Marshals are going to pick up, when they pick up the court, they're picking up the WABs also. MR. And on that court document, you might have answered this already, the court document that’s created internally, it would have said WAB? MS. MMM: Yeah. Like, it’s like almost, a receipt, a transfer receipt that we do. MR. |g Okay. MS. : And it will say WAB. It will say, like, it will say his reg number, his name, and it will say his unit and it will say pre-removed, so pre-removed, that means he's not coming back. You know what I mean? MR. : And that’s (Indiscernible *00:22:04). vs. a: Yeah. Pre-removed. He's not EFTA00114731

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RR ROW OHM SWwrNP RPRRR Ww = Wh RR SD 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 PRR RRR RR NDMP WNPRPOWOHDH SWwNP ae ee od WS Wr rs © Ww oc 37 coming back. So that’s what would it be. It would say_pre-removed. MR. Do you have a copy of an example of what that court document looks like? No, right? Is it possible that we -- MR. aml The court list? MR. : The court list. Do we, if you can provide us with one? MS. We don’t have, huh-uh. MR. No, not that one, but any type of -- MS. : Which one? MR. : -+ what it looks like? MS. : Any samples? MR. : Yeah. MS. : I could -- MR. : Has it changed since that time, that_document? MS. Cause we do a, but, yeah, the Marshals, now they got a picture on theirs, the picture of the inmate and stuff like that. And now we sign for it. I don’t know if that’s because of Epstein. I don’t know. MR. - But we just want an example. MS Now we have to sign. 39 say, like, cause, like you said, you don’t have that court_list anymore? MS : No. Huh-uh. No. Huh-uh. MR. : And are they maintained for any amount of period of them? MS | no. Huh-uh, MR : So that day, you get rid . : Uh-huh. Yeah. MR : And there are never emails or_anything? MS. I don’t know how far my emails are going to go back. You see what I'm saying? I don’t think my emails go all the way back. WR. a. Well, we have access to be able to get everybody's emails. MS. : Okay. MR. : Cause we actually got those, some of these from -- MS. So, you could probably look and see. WR. WM: But are they ever emai led? MS. MMM: Because that would be J would, yeah, she would have did it, because she RR ROW OHMS fwrNP —— wr RPRRR oN Du ee od Wwrerow mr oe RR ae ee RR i) MRRP RRR RRR POoOwCmBADH ew mmr =e Wh 25 38 MR. MS. If you can provide us -- Okay. MR. I'll put that on here. MS. I'll put that, write that down. Write down Marshals, like a Marshals receipt. And I can give you a copy of it. I'l] black, can I blacken out the inmate's photos on there? MR. | fine. MR. : Photos and the name, if you want. MS. Okay. We just need to see -- You just want to see -- . -- what it says next to their names. MS. | ae their new one. MR. : To tell the difference, differentiate if -- MS. :_ The ones that the Marshals -- MR. -- somebody is going to court or someone is being transferred, you know. . : With that, just so we can 40 would email to the unit team and to medical, stating that she needs a medical summary form. MR. Okay. So, and she would have sent the court list? MS. MBM: Yeah, she would have sent the, like, not, see, he would, since he is WAB, it would be a receipt that she would send out, saying that she needed a medical summary and a 64 for him. WR. QM: Okay. Make sure you’re documenting those, too. MS. : Yeah, they wouldn't get the, they wouldn’t get the court list, like the unit team that, his unit team and the medical department wouldn’t get the court list. She would do her own one and send it, saying that they're leaving, those two are leaving and can you please send me a medical summary and a 64? MR. But the actual court list wouldn’t be emailed to anybody? MS. MH: Yeah. It probably would. I don’t know how the Marshal was doing it at that time. I think they were doing it just like that. But we don’t email the Marshals court list to anybody like that. EFTA00114732

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rR CWO D SWwrNP RPRRRR We WN Re RRR CoN DD a de ood SWwWNr Ow nm w RR SCwWOnHtDUN SwWwrP 41 WR. GM: «No, no, no. I mean, like, don’t you create what you give to the SHU, sayin MS. : It’s a roster. It’s on a, when we go on Sentry, that's how it’s created. But is it still on Sentry, “that -- MS. : No. It gets deleted. MR. : Okay. MS. : Yeah. And we get a new, we do a new one. °, a: that one day? Every day? And that’s what J So, it’s only kept for Yes. Uh-huh. And there’s no way to -- And it’s not really even kept. Right. We just print it out. That's it. Like, we got, when we go in to do another one, we got to delete the old one. WR. QM: Okay. So, it’s never Yes. kept for any period of time, really? 43 know how, cause she’s the movement person. MR. : Right. MS. : So, to see how far she went back. WR. QM: «Yeah, if you could ask her, I mean, it might come, mean more from you. MS. : Okay. She won’t be back until tomorrow. WR. QR: | Right. to be back _here tomorrow. wS. WBBM: Okay. She won’t be back until 12 tomorrow. She comes in at 12. WR. MM: Okay, perfect. Anything more on Reyes before we move to Fernandez? MR. : No. MR. : Okay. Do you have any (Indiscernible *00:25:56) any daily lieutenant And we’re hoping None. None? All right. So, if you see. on this daily lieutenant log, just to close out the loop with Reyes, it does actually say, we don’t know when it was entered, but it does say at 8:38, he was pre-removed. Now, the other person we wanted to talk to you about is PRR RR SwWwKN PCW OHMS SwMN Pe RPRRR oN Du ee od Wr Ow mre oe Re CWO HM fWwrNP 42 No. Huh-uh. Printed out, given out -- :_ Given out. Yeah. Uh-huh. MR. : -+ then basically shredded? === anaDn Yeah. Trashed? . All right. So there’s no way for us, whatever was created, saying what it said next to Efrain Reyes’s name, whether it said WAB or not, there’s no way to tell -- MS. : I can ask to see -- MR. : Yeah, yeah. We're going to talk to her. MS. MM: Yeah. has it. WR. QM: «When she came in, just so you know, she was great. She was very cooperative. To see if -- MS. : Yeah. MR. : But we didn’t have these documents when we talked with her MS. MMM: Yeah, to see if she has it. If ya'll could go back in her email, I don't 44 this I.M. Fernandez, and it says on dry cell with staff watching, R&D. MS. :_ I don’t -- MR. : And then it says, “At 3:15 p.m., on August 9, 2019, Fernandez was placed on dry cell from ZA,” which is the SHU. Do you know anything about this? MS. : NO. Huh-uh. MR. : No? MS. MR. : Does that ever, does that happen often that people are placed in dry cell and watched in R&D? MS. WRB: In R&D? No, cause we don’t Jet them. Huh-uh. . a: that? MS. | = don't let them do it, no. MR. : Do you know, do you recall at all being that the Epstein involvement on there, this was the Friday before it, someone being in R&D? MS. : No, I don’t recall at all. Huh-uh. MR. MM: Would that be something Talk to, and see if she You don't let them do EFTA00114733

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rR CSCwWOmOANDMDS fWwNHP RPRRRR We WN Re RR SD ee ee od Se wWwNr Ow CO nm w RR SwWOHNDN FWwrNP PRR RP RRP RR COND WMH a a ee ond We wWwrr Ow that you would have known? MS. : You know what. No. MR. : No? MS. : If they would have brought them in and send them in there with the staff, probably, if they would have told me, I would said, no. Take them back up to SHU and put them on a dry cell. mR. ml okay. MS. : Cause we don’t put them down here, cause we're not watching them. WR. WM: So, if, so it says that he’s with staff on R&D. WS. MBB: See, I don’t even know what staff they're talking about. Was he, was another, was a custody staff watching him? WR. QM: «Yeah, that I’m not sure of. MS. MMMM: Or was it R&D? You see what I’m saying? MR. a. So, what I was going to ask, though, is so he was never keyed out. If you see, here is the movements for Fernandez. It shows that he was placed in, placed in Z, let's see -- Huh-uh. 47 MR. | pt The lieutenant would be? MS. : Whatever lieutenant, either the SHU lieutenant or operations lieutenant. WR. MM: Okay. So, if the SHU lieutenant is actually off that day? :_ Qperations. Operations lieutenant? Okay. And not the SHU No. They can’t. Huh-uh. They don’ t have authorization to do that. WR. GM: Okay. So it would have been the operations lieutenant that was responsible? MS. : Operations lieutenant. Yes. MR. : Okay. All right. So, let's see. And the operations lieutenant at that time, I think, so, this would have happened at 3:15, he was placed on that, that would have been a. cause he was 2 to 10. Do you want to quickly show, let me see the 10 p.m. and the 10 p.m. and the 12 a.m. counts? Cause I want to show her the count slips, so she can tell me who those people were that =— ROW OHMS fwrNP —— wr RPRRR oN Du ee od Wr Ow mre oe RR ae ee RR i) MRRP RRR RRR POoOwCmBADH ew Mmmenmrn Ww Wr 46 205 cell. MR. : Yeah, I’m just trying to figure out, where does it say the SHU part? MS. i MR. : Z is SHU? Okay. Placed in SHU on 8/2/2019? MS. Okay. MR. : And then it says that he was removed and d placed in, I guess, RAD. MS. Yeah. RO1, yeah. I don’t -- MR. : In ROL. But he wasn’t keyed out unti| | 6/10/2015, at 12:35 a.m. MS. I don’t -- MR. : And then it says it was corrected, cause he was never keyed out of the SHU and placed into R&D until the following morning. MS. Huh. MR. : Do you know who would be responsible, if they are taking him from the SHU and putting him in R&D, who would be responsible for actually making that movement? MS. MB: The lieutenant. submitted count slips. MR. MB: To show, I don’t have (Indiscernible *00:29:03). MR. MMM: Yeah. Yeah. The other ones. I just want to show her the names. MR. : You want the 5 p.m., 10 p.m., and 12? . a: and the 12. wR. a: is the 12. WR. QR: Okay. : Here’ s the count slip we got fron R&D, M. Arafat. (Phonetic Sp. *00:29:28). Would that be Custody or one of your people? MS. MB: M. Arafat? No, that’s Custody. MR. ; . : Yeah. person? MS. WE: Yeah. Nope. Just the 10 p.m. I got the 10 p.m., and this So, this is 10 That’s a Custody person? That ain’t us. Huh-uh. All right. Not an R&D EFTA00114734

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rR CSCwWOmOANDMDS fWwNHP RPRRRR We WN Re RR SD ee ee od Se wWwNr Ow CO RPE RP RP RRR rE rm SOW SwMre re COW ON DW Sw wr “ ae ee od WS Wr rs © Ww oc MR. | Okay. R&D. MS. : They just picked it up. I think it was just in R&D. That's where the count was at, but that’s not, Arafat wasn’t in WR. MM: «And what about, this one is the same. This was the 12 a.m. -- MS. :_ Who is that? MR. It looks like a Dupree MS. : Custody. MR. : That was Custody? MS. : Yeah. Now, what time was that? : A minute -- MR. : That one says 12:01 a.m. MS. : We don’t even work until, we work until 10 p.m. WR. Pe Would they be able to have stayed in there? MR. By themselves? MS. Anybody, yeah. Uh-huh. MR. There you go. MS. : Yeah. We work from 6 to 2, 6 MR. : == to show what we talked about. (Indiscernible *00:31:04). MR. : Do you recall what time you left that_day? here. If I was, I would have left by 2, sometimes 2:30 or something like that. Yeah, I don’t even recall if I was here that day. The 9th, right? Yeah. much. Here you go, The next thing would be, we have had to do pretty thorough email reviews and this is, where is it, something to do with you being involved with MS. : Oh, I had to go when I was at the, to go to the SHU meeting. MR. :_That one? MR. Yep. I don’t know how over it. Okay. So, this one, it says that, please accept this appointment as a reminder to attend the weekly complex SHU meetings. This meeting is normally scheduled for every our, huh-uh. and a Joyner? (Phonetic Sp. *00:29:52) MR. MS. :_ Yeah. 51 MS. I don’t even remember if I was MR. And then, thank you very SHU meetings or something. (Indiscernible *00:32:16), or we were going Wednesday at 9 a.m. And this one, it says it RR ROW OHMS fwrNP —— wr RPRRR oN Du ee od Wwrerow mre oe RR ae ee RR i) MRRP RRR RRR POoOwCmBADH ew 50 to 2, and we got two shifts from 12 to 8 and then evening watch is 2 to 10. So we're not even there after 10:00. MR. Okay. So, as far as you're concerned, though, if the SHU lieutenant is out, when that inmate was moved from the SHU to the R&D, placed on dry cell, the Ops lieutenant should have keyed -- MS. QR: It should have been operations or the activity lieutenant. And not -- I don’t know which one. . What about Control? Could have Control done it? : No. Huh-uh. : No? : They, no, they don’t have authorization to move an inmate. MR. Okay. So, just, okay. MS. : Yeah. the Ops lieutenant. a ae MR. : So And that would have been Do you mind just initialing and that time. dating these -- MS. Ha. Yes. was from Tuesday, 8/6/2019. MS. : Uh-huh. MR. I know this was a long time ago, but do you remember at all, well, first of all, what were those SHU meetings about? MS. HJ: They just go around about the inmates. Like the inmates on Unit 10, up there, and the SHU inmates. They just go around where every inmate that is in SHU. MR. : Okay. MS. : Like, if they're on DS, if DS is over or they're on FBI referrals and stuff like that. That's all it's about. MR. Okay. Did they talk at all about, like, if the cameras weren't working or anything like that in the SHU? MS. Pa Huh-uh. MR. : That wouldn’t be something you discussed? MS. aa No. MR. : Do you know anything about the cameras not working in the SHU? MS. : No. MR. Or at the MCC at all? EFTA00114735

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RR ROW OHM SWwrNP RPRRR Ww = Wh RR SD 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 PRR RRR RR NDMP WNPRPOWOHDH SWwNP ae ee od WS Wr rs © Ww oc 57 initialing and dating that? Thank you very much. You’re welcome. Here you go. Why did I print this one out? Oh, this one just showed that you actually worked on August 10, 2019. I guess you put in for overtime. Yeah, I do -- For the emergency? Did you learn anything during that time, when you were working, about Epstein and his death? MS. MMMM: No, not really. I really didn't, they told, they called me in. I really didn’t want to come in. So, you know. On Saturday? Why I really, no, I really didn’t want to come in. They called every, they called everybody in. I didn’t want to come up in here. They just called everybody in. I just heard that he committed suicide and that’s it, and they just wanted all the staff to come in. 59 WS. MMM: Yeah. That's what I was, yeah, that’s my understanding, until you showed me the thing. MR. a. So was that the first time you're seeing -- MS. :_ Cause I wouldn’t remember -- MR. : -- that he actually wasn’t in_court, and he was transferred? MS. QB: 1 probably seen it two years ago, but I just didn’t remember until you showed me, but I knew he went to court. They said he went to court, but nobody ever said WAB, you know what I mean? Right, right, right. So, until you showed me. So, you thought he went to court? MS. | he went to court. MR. : And (Indiscernible *00:36:59). MS. : Yeah, but then I found out jater that_he was his Bunkie. WR. QM: Okay. And did they ever question R&D about, hey, is this, did he really go to court or not? RR ROW OHMS fwrNP —— wr RPRRR oN Du ee od Wwrerow mr oe RR ae ee RR i) MRRP RRR RRR POoOwCmBADH ew Mmmenmrn Ww Wr 58 MR. MM: Okay. Was there any talk at that time about Reyes or any of that stuff, about his_cellmate being removed? No. Huh-uh. Nobody talked about that? : Did you learn anything about that after the fact? MS. After. MR. : What did you learn? MS. : I just learned that they said Reyes was his roommate. I didn’t even know he Okay. At the time. Was there any talk about, like, he left, unbeknownst to the SHU staff or anything like that, or any talk about how it happened -- Yeah. No. Huh-uh. -- or where he went? No. Huh-uh. Cause when you came in, you first said, yeah, he went to court. Was that your understanding, he went to court? MR. : anybody? MS. MBM: They never said nothing to us about anything. MR. a. Okay. And here we come. So, let’s, filling in some blanks. Thank you. So nothing special from that day that you can think of? MS. MMM: No. Huh-uh. No. didn’t want_to come in. MR. QM: © Do you know of anything about, like, records being destroyed during that time_or anybody recovering anything? MS. WBBM: No. No. Huh-uh. Nothing. Nothing. MR. QM: © Do you remember where it, what you did when you came in on that Saturday? MS. MM: They just was, I know they wanted his records. Like, the, like, I forget what they wanted, to make copies and everything of stuff, of his file. That’s what they wanted. Copies of his file and stuff like that. And they was asking us where his file was. 60 Huh-uh. No one has ever spoken to That I just EFTA00114737

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rR CWO D SWwrNP RPRRRR We WN Re RRR CoN DD a de ood SWwWNr Ow PRR RPE RR Re rm CON Dw SW N rR OW ON DW Sw Nr “ a a ee ond We wWwrr Ow 61 . : Which file was that? . : And stuff, Epstein's file. . : Yeah, what type of a R&D file. It just has his remand in there. You probably already have a copy of it. His remand, and fingerprint card has pictures in there, and stuff like that. That’s all it is. MR. But nothing to do with We don’t get any of the file that was actually in the SHU for, MS. MMB: No. No. MS. MS. No. : No? MR. like, his feeding and his activities or anything like that? that. MR. : Okay. : Huh-uh. MR. : Do you know anything about that_being destroyed or anything? MR. MS. Were you in the SHU at all at that time? MS. BB: No. 63 MS. QM: But usually, they do put out emails, saying congratulations, but you don’t start on that day. Perfect. Huh-uh. : Thank you. And this is ou, sent on Sunday, August . Who is — : He's Executive Assistant. This is his office. MR. MS. MR. Checks.” MS. : MR. : It says, “Good afternoon. On 08-17-2019, called Officer JM -- MS. + Yes, MR. : == at 2 p.m. No answer. Left a message. On 08-17, called Officer Noel at 2:02 p.m. No answer. Left a message.” And then it says, “On 08-18-2019, called Officer at 1 p.m., no answer. Left a message. On 08-18-2019, called Officer Noel at 1:03 p.m., the phone went to voicemail, left a MR. one that was from 10, 2019, to MS. : Okay. : Uh-huh. Uh-huh. It says, “Wellness Yes. =— ROW OHMS fwrNP —— wr RPRRR oN Du ee od Wr Ow mre oe RR ae ee RR i) MRRP RRR RRR POoOwCmBADH ew Mmmenmrn Ww Wr 62 MR. No? Okay. What about on the 9th? Were you in the SHU at all? MS. :_ No. MR. : Okay. MS. : Huh-uh. No. Huh-uh. Cause I don’t think they would let us up there. I wouldn’t have went, anyhow. MR. That’s not important. This one was an email we got. It said, please join Human Resources Executive Staff in congratulating (Phonetic Sp. *00:38:40) Utilities Program Manager on his selection to General Foreman here at the MCC New York. This was on Monday, August 5, 2019. Do you know if he started that date, or if that was just saying he was selected for it, and starting at a later date? MS. BBB: Usually, it's just, he is selected for that date. He is selected. They just put out that he is selected. That's it. MR. But he wasn’t actually the General Foreman yet? MS. I don’t think he was. think, I wouldn't know. MR. Okay. I don’t 64 message." Is that what part of your duties -- MS. MBM: uty officer. I was the Duty Officer for that week. MR. And what does that mean? MS. : Duty Officer is, like, when the Warden and everybody is not here, I, and afterhours, anything that happens, they report to me, as the Duty Officer. MR. : You're, like, the Warden? MS. : Almost. Yeah, almost, afterhours, but I still got to report everything to the, who is the ID that is underneath me, and that would be one of the AW’s, and then they report to the Warden. MR. : Okay. MS. : So, , he is over the Duty Officer, so he asked me and I guess other people that was the Duty Officer to call and do a Wellness Check on them. Did you ever speak with Nope. No? Never So, just called. EFTA00114738

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Wonton fwWwrP RR SCwWOnHtDUN SwWwrP PRR RP RRP RR COND WMH ae od row 65 got to -- MS. | called. Never. Huh-uh. MR. : Okay. So, did you ever speak to them about this matter, ever? No. Never. Neither [IM nor Noel? No. Huh-uh. Okay. . :_ No. : Okay. Any, do you know anythi ng about the matter with regards to | and Noel? MS. MB: 1 just know that they was up in SHU at the time when Epstein, and everything happened with Epstein. That’s all I know. MR. a. Okay. Did you hear anything about, like, not doing counts or rounds or anything like that? MS. : Yeah, I heard that. MR. : Does that surprise you? MS. Have you seen ‘It does? Yeah. Cause that’s You're supposed to do your 67 : “$0, it would have just been potentially a light, this is from your inbox, ree a light, light day? Probably a light day. Okay. Corrections 101. Uh-huh. But never, you don’t remember ever receiving anything or sending anything regarding -- MS. a. No, that I, no, I don’t remember. _Huh-uh. MR. : -- Epstein or Reyes? No. Huh-uh. : Okay. If ya'll find something, ya'll can remind me. I don’t -- WR. WM: No, no, no, no. we haven't done a deep dive. MS. : Yeah, I don't -- MR. : I just, I don’t know what you would be involved in, so I just, we have to, I figured I would ask. MS. : Nothing. Nothing. MR. : Probably always the There’s, =— ROW OHMS fwrNP —— wr RPRRR oN Du ee od Wr Ow mre oe RR ae ee RR i) MRRP RRR RRR POoOwCmBADH ew 66 rounds. WR. QM: Okay. But does, had you heard of anybody not doing it prior to that Huh-uh. No? Okay. Do you have any reason to believe that they did or did not do rounds or counts? MS. QB: =I wouldn’t know, cause I wasn't there. MR. : Sure. MS. : So I wouldn't know. MR. : And this is just a simple question, because in looking through, and this isn't any kind of, anything other than just a question, in looking through your emails, you had a lot of emails from the 8th and then a lot of emails after the 15th. MS. + Uh-huh. MR. : And only one on the 9th and nothing surrounding that. By any chance, did you receive anything that would have been related to Epstein or Reyes and deleted it? MS. a Huh-uh. MR. : No? Okay. 68 ability to do that, but if you're telling us that the hot list is in there, I don’t know that there would be a reason. So, it's the primary, you said the hot list is, not the hot list, I'm sorry. The court list. MS. WE: The roster, yeah, the court list. MR. MM: 41] right. Now, I’m just going to go over these broad topics. It sounds like you’re probably not going to have much information on it -- MS. : Okay. MR. : == but just to make sure we're covering and checking off all our boxes. MS. Okay. MR. : And some of this might be a little bit repetitive. What do you know of Epstein’s alleged first suicide attempt on July 23, 2019? MS. | know anything. MR. : No? Did you know that he attempted to commit suicide? MS. MBB: No. I found out afterwards, after the second one. WR. QR: | Okay. EFTA00114739

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rR CSCwWOmOANDMDS fWwNHP RPRRRR We WN Re RRR CoN DD a de ood SWwWNr Ow nm w 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 73 WR. GM: Okay. Do you know if Epstein was in his assigned cell on August 10, . : No, I wouldn't know. . : Any rumors about that, 5. : No. Huh-uh. . : Do you know if cell searches were being conducted in the SHU in July and August of 2019? . No. I wouldn't know. Any rumors or anything? Do you have any knowledge of Epstein placing a telephone call in the SHU on August 9, 2019? = Aas No? Rumors about that, either?” Ms. = Huh-uh. And what do you know sox 5 else taking Epstein’s life? Nothing. What do you know about others assisting with taking Epstein's life? cause we got a lot of new staff here. . _ At the time, too? I think so. And we was, we didn't have staff either. MR. : Uh-huh. MS. : And stuff like that, but a lot of staff need training, cause a lot of people don’t know how to work SHU. So they need more training. wR. QM: «Okay. More training on how, that they need to be conducting rounds and counts? MS. MB: © Conducting rounds and just how to interact with the inmates up there. MR. : Okay. So training. Uh-huh. Assuming training and Yes. Anything else you want to . : That's it. . : Anything else? . : Anything else we're missing? Anything to do with the Epstein thing PRR RR SwWwKN PCW OHMS SwMN Pe RPRRR oN Du ee od Wr Ow mrNm oe Re CWO HM fWwrNP 74 wn, Did Epstein take his own I don’ t know. Did Epstein act alone in king his own Tife? I don’ t know. Did you have any involvenent with Epstein’s death? i >No. : What would have prevented ten S death? I don’ t know. Or what actions should have hen taken to prevent his death? I don’ t know. What are some of the systemtte problems inside the MCC, and specifically, the SHU that allowed for Epstein fe They need more training. More training? Training on what? Qn just, just working SHU, that might help us, like, whoo? MS. MB: No. No, I don’t know anything. You're funny. VR. WM: Okay. the -- MR. MB: The list that she, documents she -- WR. GM: 0h. So, this is, || put together a Nst that if you're able to -- MS. Okay. MR. : == follow-up with any of this, that would be great. What is this, for I appreciate it. . I will give you my email, so that you can -- MS. :_ Okay. MR. : -+ email to me if you’re So, it’s a long last name, but that’s -- MS. : Okay. You want 8/19, that’s all right. You want 8/19, 8/9 and 8/10, example of the Marshals receipt, example of internal court list. Okay. WR. GR: | Awesome. able. Thank you so EFTA00114741

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