EFTA Document EFTA01744678

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From: Subject: follow up Sent: Thursday, June 25, 2015 12:19:21 AM To: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation©gmail.com> Hi Jeffrey, It's such a shame that you prefer to let me go. I think I'd be great for your foundation at this juncture. And here's why: I can travel everywhere you need. I can astutely identify relevant research for ou. I can promote your scientists in the and have good connections. I write and assess quickly and well. I have good relations with your team and scientists. They like my writing and support. (except for the blip with —which I would hope to remedy). I am loyal, discrete and totally trustworthy. Which I would always be whether I work for you or not. If you contact they will tell how pleased they were with the report that I did for them. Ben Goertzel also really liked my which will go to press soon. I really hope to do at least a trial run in a new role with the foundation. Please do let me know about seeing you in July. If not, I have to get out there and hustle. EFTA_R1_00037044 EFTA01744678

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