Tip to Michael Wolff article about alleged insider view of Trump White House sent to Jeffrey Epstein
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The email merely forwards a publicly available Hollywood Reporter article and contains no new factual claims, names, dates, or transactions. It does suggest a possible link between Epstein and a perso Email sent from Nicholas Ribis to Jeffrey Epstein on Jan 4, 2018 Subject references Michael Wolff's book about his time in the Trump White House Includes a link to a publicly published article
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“..._________________ Sent: 1/4/2018 3:19:23 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein [JEEvacation@gmail.com] Subject: Michael Wolff: My Insane Year Inside Trump's White House Importance: High Read this https://www.google.com/amp...”
Jeffrey Epstein“From: Nicholas Ribis___________________________________________ Sent: 1/4/2018 3:19:23 PM To: Jeffrey Epstein [JEEvacation@gmail.com] Subject: Michael Wolff: My Insane Year Inside Trump's White House Importa...”
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Email forwarding Hollywood Reporter article on Michael Wolff's book about Trump's White House
The passage merely forwards a publicly available article about a memoir; it contains no new factual claims, specific transactions, dates, or actionable leads. It mentions a high‑profile figure (Donald Sender Nicholas Ribi forwards a link to a Hollywood Reporter piece on Michael Wolff's book. The email is addressed to Jeffrey Epstein. The subject references "My Insane Year Inside Trump's White Hous
Email forwarding Michael Wolff article about his White House experience
The passage merely forwards a publicly available Hollywood Reporter article and contains no new specifics, names, dates, or transactions. It offers minimal investigative value beyond confirming that s Sender Nicholas Ribis forwarded a link to a Hollywood Reporter piece on Michael Wolff's book. Recipient is Jeffrey Epstein, indicating possible interest but no concrete allegation. The email is dated
Forwarded link to Michael Wolff article about his White House experience
The passage merely forwards a publicly available Hollywood Reporter article and contains no new factual claims, names, dates, or transactions beyond the already known subject of Michael Wolff's book. Email from Nicholas Ribi to Jeffrey Epstein includes a link to a Hollywood Reporter piece. Subject references Michael Wolff's book about his time in the Trump White House.
Email from Nicholas Ribis to Jeffrey Epstein hints at Mueller statement, Michael Wolff book, and a draft indictment
The brief email suggests a possible link between Jeffrey Epstein and the Mueller investigation, referencing a draft indictment and a forthcoming book by Michael Wolff. While it provides a concrete nam Email sent by Nicholas Ribis to Jeffrey Epstein on 29 May 2019 Mentions a forthcoming Mueller statement at "1lam" (likely a typo for a hearing or event) References Michael Wolff's new book and a draf
Email hints at Mueller statement timing linked to Michael Wolff book and draft indictment
The passage offers a vague suggestion that a Mueller statement may be influenced by a book and a draft indictment, but provides no concrete names, dates, transactions, or actionable details. It mentio Reference to a Mueller statement scheduled for 11 am. Speculation that the timing is due to Michael Wolff's new book. Mention of a draft indictment possibly related to the statement.
Forwarded Forbes article linking Trump ally Thomas Barrack to a disastrous deal
The passage provides a concrete name (Thomas Barrack), a potential controversial business deal, and a source (Forbes). It suggests a line of inquiry into Barrack's transactions and possible connection Email from Nicholas Ribi to Jeffrey Epstein includes a link to a Forbes story. The article title references a 'disastrous deal' involving Trump ally Thomas Barrack. Potential link between a high‑prof
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