EFTA Document EFTA02072236

EFTA02072452

Subject: RE: WSJ article on Deutsche Bank and Epstein charity

From: Subject: RE: WSJ article on Deutsche Bank and Epstein charity Date: Sun, 15 Sep 2019 00:32:47 +0000 Attachments: Exhibit - Timeline of Payments to Potential Co-Conspirators (002).pdf; 2019-09- — 7 09,_Epstem_Finances_-_news_articles_stimmaries.docx Following up on the below from earlier this week, this seems like as good a hook as any to provide an update on the financial side of the investigation. Our review of financial information has been extensive and robust, but ultimately it hasn't resulted in anything actionable from a charging perspective; still, so you know what we've done, we wanted to provide a rundown. Broadly speaking, we are aware of many, many financial holdings, transactions, and relationships undertaken by Epstein and various associates, including, for example, the Gratitude America entity described below. Essentially all of what the WSJ article covered had been previously reported, with the exception of the information that Gratitude America had an

EFTA02072913

EFTA Document EFTA01731689

From: Lesley Groff

Unstructured list of prominent individuals in a confidential email

Unstructured list of prominent individuals in a confidential email The passage is a raw list of names ranging from academics, tech leaders, politicians, and royalty with no context, relationships, dates, or alleged wrongdoing. It offers minimal investigative value beyond noting potential connections that would require extensive corroboration. Key insights: Contains a mixture of scientists, entrepreneurs, politicians, and royalty.; No explicit mention of transactions, meetings, or illicit activity.; Lacks dates, locations, or descriptions of any alleged conduct.