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Attorney Jay Lefkowitz coordinates media queries for Jeffrey Epstein amid 2011 prison sentence
The email chain shows a high‑level law firm (Kirkland & Ellis) managing press inquiries for Jeffrey Epstein shortly after his 2008 conviction and 2011 imprisonment. It reveals that Epstein’s public re Jay Lefkowitz of Kirkland & Ellis is acting as Epstein’s media liaison in March 2011. Epstein’s alleged net worth ($15 billion) and ongoing business direction are discussed. Reference to the Jeffrey
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The email chain shows a high‑level law firm (Kirkland & Ellis) managing press inquiries for Jeffrey Epstein shortly after his 2008 conviction and 2011 imprisonment. It reveals that Epstein’s public re Jay Lefkowitz of Kirkland & Ellis is acting as Epstein’s media liaison in March 2011. Epstein’s alleged net worth ($15 billion) and ongoing business direction are discussed. Reference to the Jeffrey
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“ontinuing the charity initiatives he started with Bill Clinton, etc? -----Original Message----- From: Jay Lefk”
Ghislaine Maxwell“ed from three years ago? -Is he still close with Ghislaine Maxwell? -What were friends/colleagues/acquaintances rea”
Jay Lefkowitz“From: Jay Lefkowitz _______________________________ Sent: 3/8/2011 4”
Jeffrey Epstein“ael S. Sitrick Subject: Fw: Importance: High ; Jeffrey Epstein [[email protected]] Privileged - Redacted -”
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