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Subpoena seeks exhaustive records of Jeffrey Epstein, Lesley Groff, and NES, LLC communications and financial transfers (2003‑present)
The document reveals a federal subpoena demanding all electronic and physical communications, address books, and detailed financial transaction data linking Jeffrey Epstein and associate Lesley Groff Subpoena (OLY‑65/2) issued by USAO (U.S. Attorney’s Office) in Florida. Requests all communications (email, IM, texts, calendars) from Jan 1 2003 onward for Jeffrey Epstein Seeks address books, conta
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The document reveals a federal subpoena demanding all electronic and physical communications, address books, and detailed financial transaction data linking Jeffrey Epstein and associate Lesley Groff Subpoena (OLY‑65/2) issued by USAO (U.S. Attorney’s Office) in Florida. Requests all communications (email, IM, texts, calendars) from Jan 1 2003 onward for Jeffrey Epstein Seeks address books, conta
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