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Document DOJ-OGR-00025468

AI Analysis

Summary: The email is a forwarded media inquiry from the NY Daily News to the Federal Bureau of Prisons regarding conditions at MCC NY post-Epstein, asking about morale, funding, hiring, and policy changes. The inquiry also questions the workload of specific officers on the night of Epstein's suicide and the attrition rate among correctional officers.
Significance: This document reveals the media inquiry into the conditions at MCC NY following Epstein's death and the BOP's response, highlighting concerns about morale, policies, and staffing.
Key Topics: Conditions at MCC NY post-Epstein Morale among correctional officers BOP policies and responses to Epstein's death
Key People:
  • [b(6); b(7)(C)] - Public Information Office, Federal Bureau of Prisons
  • [b(6); b(7)(C)] - Manhattan Federal Court reporter, NY Daily News
  • James Petrucci - Recipient of forwarded email
  • Martin Licon-Vitale - Recipient of forwarded email
Document Type
Email
Date
December 6, 2019
Pages
1
Folder
IMAGES009

Full Text

Page 1275 FW: Media inquiry - due today - NY Daily News - re: conditions at MCC NY post-Epstein From: [b(6); b(7)(C)] To: James Petrucci, Martin Licon-Vitale Date: 2019/12/06 14:39 Subject: FW: Media inquiry - due today - NY Daily News - re: conditions at MCC NY post-Epstein Attachments: TEXT.htm Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone ------- Original message ------- From: [b(6); b(7)(C)] To: [b(6); b(7)(C)] Date: 12/6/19 2:24 PM (GMT-05:00) To: [b(6); b(7)(C)] Subject: Media inquiry - due today - NY Daily News - re: conditions at MCC NY post-Epstein [b(6); b(7)(C)] 12/06/2019 14:24 >>> I'll train you for help on this in a moment [b(6); b(7)(C)] is asking if I can answer it today [b(6); b(7)(C)] Public Information Office Federal Bureau of Prisons (202) 353-[b(6)] [b(6); b(7)(C)] @nydailynews.com> 12/6/2019 11:12 AM >>> Hello, I'm working on a story about morale at MCC in Manhattan in the wake of charges against [b(6); b(7)(C)]. I've spoken to an AFG The thrust of the story is that morale has plummeted at the facility in the wake of the falsification of documents charges. Morale was already bad because Has any money been allocated for improving MCC as a facility since Epstein's death? Has there been a hiring surge since Epstein's suicide? Any changes in BOP policies following Epstein's suicide? Is it correct that Noel and Thomas were responsible for roughly 50 to 70 inmates the night of the suicide? What is the attrition rate for BOP correctional officers? What's the average length of time a person stays in the job? (NYC-area would be best if it's avail Can you share anything supervisors at MCC have told the rank and file in the wake of these charges? What's the message to overworked, disgruntled cor Thank you, [b(6); b(7)(C)] Manhattan Federal Court reporter NY DAILY NEWS 917-58[b(6); b(7)(C)] Page 3829 DOJ-OGR-00025468