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From: 'to: Cc: Subject: n I . --)-1 I Olitiw - up litICMIU11 Date: Fri, 09 Jan 2015 21:23:53 +0000 Importance: Normal Thank you! From: Sent: To: WIAIIIIIMP Cc: Sub I don't have any comment on that. Thanks. Assistant U.S. Attorney From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: FW: WSJ follow-up question Hi, guys, WSJ blog is going to publishing a follow-up piece. Please see below. I'm assuming that there is still no comment. Let me know, From: Gershman, Jacob Sent: Frida Janua 09 To: Su • w-u u EFTA00210101  I'm writing a post for Law Blog looking at earlier attempts by attorney Bradley Edwards to link Professor Dershowitz to the Epstein scandal. I'm focusing on a 2009 deposition of Alfredo Rodriguez in which he discusses seeing Mr. Dershowitz at Mr. Epstein's home in Palm Beach at the same time "young ladies" were at the house. At the time, Mr. Edwards was interested in deposing Mr. Dershowitz as a potential witness. I also refer to statements b while prosecuting Mr. Rodriguez for obstruction of justice, describing a book of names and numbers he possesse as evidence that might have been potentially valuable had federal prosecutors been aware of it earlier. I just wanted to give you a heads-up on the piece and see if you wanted to provide any comment. --Jacob Jacob Gershman Reporter The Wall Street Journal 1211Avenue of the Americas New York. NY 10036 O C: Twitter: glacobgershman EFTA00210102