HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029600.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_029600.txt
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The document appears to be a series of emails between Lisa New and Jeffrey Epstein regarding an invitation for Serena Williams.
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The document appears to be a series of emails between Lisa New and Jeffrey Epstein regarding an invitation for Serena Williams. The emails discuss edits needed on the invite and mention the names Bill Clinton and Lolita. Additionally, there is a reference to "WA" and an episode called "bootleg," which might be related to some past event involving William Alexander. The document also includes Lisa New's contact information at Harvard University.
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