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Document DOJ-OGR-00023649

AI Analysis

Summary: The email chain discusses complaints from Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys about his treatment at MCC, including limited access to bathroom facilities, unfulfilled promises of social calls, and restrictions on eating meals during legal visits. The email requests that MCC staff review and respond to these concerns.
Significance: This document reveals concerns and issues raised by Jeffrey Epstein's attorneys regarding his treatment at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC), potentially shedding light on the conditions of his confinement.
Key Topics: Jeffrey Epstein's complaints about his treatment at MCC Requests from Epstein's attorneys regarding access to facilities Issues with Epstein's interactions with his legal team
Key People:
  • Jeffrey Epstein - Client and inmate at MCC
  • Lamine N'Diaye - Recipient of the email, likely a staff member at MCC
  • Lee Plourde - Staff member at MCC who met with Epstein and his attorneys
Document Type
Email
Date
July 22, 2019
Pages
1
Folder
IMAGES009

Full Text

Fwd: Client Jeffrey Epstein From To Lamine N'Diaye, Lee Plourde, NYM/Executive Staff Date 2019/07/22 14:44 Subject: Fwd: Client Jeffrey Epstein Attachments: TEXT.htm Good afternoon all, Below please find concerns raised by Epstein's attorneys with legal visiting. To summarize, they are requesting: 1) greater access for Epstein using the bathroom during legal visits; 2) the 2 social calls he was allegedly promised; and 3) the ability to eat his lunch meal in attorney conference. Please review and advise so that I can respond. Thank you. Supervisory Staff Attorney CLC New York Metropolitan Correctional Center 150 Park Row New York, New York 10007 p: (646)836- f: (646)836-7665 Good morning Mr. I tried calling you earlier. My client, Jeffrey Epstein (76318-054) informed me that he had a meeting last Friday with and Mr. Plourde, where Mr. Plourde told our client that he would be allowed to use the bathroom once every hour on the third floor when meeting his attorneys. Yesterday, Officer told my client and I that he would not be allowed to use the bathroom unless a Lieutenant could come or unless he sees a memo from Lieutenant or Mr. Plourde allowing the staff to allow our client to use the bathroom. Can Mr. Plourde or anyone else make this memo available? Our client also informed us that in that meeting he was told that he was going to have 2 phone calls. So far, no phone calls. Also, can he be allowed to eat in the client attorney room? He spends all of the day meeting with his legal team and an officer told him that if he wanted to eat, he would have to go back to 9south and then he would not be allowed back downstairs. So for the last few days, he's been eating snacks from the vending machines and no proper meal. Page 1736 DOJ-OGR-00023649