Assistant U.S. Attorney forwards Epstein victim notification letter to House Oversight staff
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The document merely forwards a victim notification letter concerning Jeffrey Epstein with no new details, names, transactions, or actionable leads. It confirms routine communication between a DOJ atto Letter sent by Assistant U.S. Attorney Ann Marie Villafania (USAFLS) on 11/28/2007 Copy sent to Jay Lefkowitz, with cc to Jeff Sloman and Alex Acosta (USAFLS) Attachment is a victim notification lett
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