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Jeffrey Epstein email discussing travel with father in Florence, potential meeting with U.S. Ambassador before departure
The passage links Jeffrey Epstein to a U.S. ambassador and suggests a planned discussion about a letter for "Interallie" before the ambassador’s departure. It provides specific dates, travel plans, an Epstein coordinates travel with his father in Florence and a trip to Tanzania in early November 2012 He references an American ambassador who may return to the U.S. after the 2012 election. Epstein s
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The passage links Jeffrey Epstein to a U.S. ambassador and suggests a planned discussion about a letter for "Interallie" before the ambassador’s departure. It provides specific dates, travel plans, an Epstein coordinates travel with his father in Florence and a trip to Tanzania in early November 2012 He references an American ambassador who may return to the U.S. after the 2012 election. Epstein s
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