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Document DOJ-OGR-00025515

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Summary: The email from Hugh Hurwitz to Ray Ormond details Jeffrey Epstein's arrival at MCC on July 6, 2019, and his subsequent movement between different housing units within the facility. Epstein was initially placed in general population, then moved to Special Housing Unit (SHU) and Psychology Observation due to concerns for his safety and evaluation by Psychology Services Staff. He was eventually returned to SHU with a cell mate.
Significance: This document provides a detailed timeline of Jeffrey Epstein's arrival and housing at MCC, shedding light on the procedures followed by the facility in handling high-profile inmates.
Key Topics: Jeffrey Epstein's arrival and housing at MCC Procedures followed for handling high-profile inmates Epstein's movement between different housing units within MCC
Key People:
  • Hugh Hurwitz - Sender of the email
  • Ray Ormond - Recipient of the email
  • Jeffrey Epstein - Subject of the email, inmate at MCC
Document Type
Email
Date
August 12, 2019
Pages
1
Folder
IMAGES010

Full Text

Page 1332 Epstein arrival at MCC From Hugh Hurwitz To Ray Ormond Date 2019/08/12 13:52 Subject: Epstein arrival at MCC Attachments: TEXT.htm (b)(6); (b)(7)(C) here is a timeline of his arrival at the MCC: 7/6/19: Arrived at NYM (Saturday) in the Receiving and Discharge area. Moved by staff to general population (apparently USMS did not indicate that he was a high profile inmate and staff were unaware that he was coming so no plans had been established). 7/7/19: Warden idenfied him as high profile and moved him to Special Housing Unit due to his concerns for his personal safety in general population. 7/8/19: Upon return from Court, he was moved to Psychology Observation for evaluation by Psych Svc Staff. This is NOT suicide watch and the system notes reflect suicide watch not warranted. He was under 24 hour observation during this time to assess his readiness to move to SHU. 7/10/19: Returned to SHU with cell mate. Remains until 7/23. Page 5134