Documents tagged "Attachments"
Found 211 documents with this tag
DOJ-OGR-00006677.jpg
The image shows a document with the title "Lists of Attachments" prominently displayed at the top. The document contains a table with columns labeled "Attachment Number" and "Description," although the actual contents of these cells are not visible. There is text in black ink on what appears to be white paper. The bottom right corner of the image shows the number "182," which could indicate either the page number or a specific reference within the document.
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The image appears to be a photograph of a printed document, possibly an update report from a company named "MyPillow". The document is dated Wednesday, May 6th, and includes a list of items in the left column, with notes or comments related to each item on the right. There are also sections labeled "Attachments" and "Financials". The text is too small to read clearly, but it seems to be structured like a typical business report, likely intended for internal distribution within an organization.
DOJ-OGR-00026253.jpg
The image shows a document with various sections and headings, including "Name", "Address", "Telephone", and "Fax" among others. There is a table at the bottom of the page titled "Attachments" which includes columns for "Item", "Type", and "Page". Additionally, there are checkboxes for "Received" and "Not Received" with corresponding instructions to tick them as appropriate. The document appears to be related to communication or a record-keeping process, possibly within an organization or business context.
DOJ-OGR-00025886.jpg
The image appears to be a screenshot of an email message with some text and formatting visible. There is a red line drawn across the top of the screen which seems to indicate emphasis or selection. The visible part of the text includes phrases like "Subject: Re: News from Sweden" and "Attachments: file1.pdf, file2.docx." Additionally, there are words such as "Thank you" and "information" in different contexts within the email body. There's also a mention of "New York Times." However, the content is cut off, making it difficult to determine the full context or purpose of the email.
DOJ-OGR-00025773.jpg
The image appears to be a screenshot of an email interface on a computer screen. The content of the email is not fully visible; however, there are some elements that can be discerned. The sender's name and email address have been redacted, suggesting a focus on privacy or security. There's also a mention of "Suicide Match" in the subject line, which could suggest the topic of the email. A section titled "Attachments" is visible with an associated number, indicating there may be attached files to the email that are not shown in this screenshot. The overall style of the image is straightforward and functional, typical of a digital communication application interface.
DOJ-OGR-00025731.jpg
The image appears to be a scanned document with a grayscale color scheme. There is visible text on the document, but due to the quality of the image and the angle at which it was taken, much of the text is not legible. From what can be discerned, there are sections with headings such as "From" and "Subject," followed by lists that include items like "Re:," "Attachments," and possibly contact information or other details. The document has a structured layout typical of an email printout or some sort of organized report or form.
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The image shows a document with various fields filled out. There is pink highlighting on the top right corner and down the left side of the document. The title at the top reads "Student Psychological Observation Updates" in bold font. Below this, there are sections for Date, To:, From:, Subject:, Attachments:, and a message body which is not fully visible. The text within the fields appears to be handwritten. In the bottom left corner, the word "THANK" can be seen, indicating that it may have been part of another word or sentence cut off in the image.
DOJ-OGR-00025587.jpg
The image displays a piece of paper with printed information that appears to be an email notification. It includes the subject line "Subject: Psych Observation Update" and the date as "Date: 10/24/07". The sender's name is visible but redacted, and there are three recipients listed at the top of the message. Below this header, there's a section titled "Attachments" with one attachment listed. There's also text that seems to be part of the body of the email, though it's partially obscured or cut off in the image. The background of the paper is white, and the text is printed in black ink.
DOJ-OGR-00025564.jpg
The image appears to be a scanned document with some sort of update or notification. It includes several lines of text which seem to be structured into sections such as "Date Received" and "Attachments". The visible part of the date reads "2015-10-26", indicating that this could be related to an event or transaction that occurred on October 26th, 2015. The top right corner has a redacted area marked with black lines, which suggests sensitive information was present but has been obscured for privacy or security reasons. There are no people visible in the image, and the location is not specified within the context of this document snippet.
DOJ-OGR-00021519.jpg
The image is a photograph of an official document with various signatures and handwritten marks on it. The text at the top right corner indicates that the document has been filed electronically on March 24th, 2017, at 6:35 pm. Below this date and time stamp, there are several names written in cursive script which appear to be associated with different sections of the document. These sections include "Attachments" with a page number reference, "Exhibits" labeled A through D, and "Certificate/Declaration" signed by multiple parties. The text is partially obscured or cut off at the edges due to the angle and framing of the photograph.
DOJ-OGR-00021467.jpg
The image shows a document with printed text. The document appears to be an official notice or letter due to its formal layout and the presence of numbered paragraphs. The visible text includes headers such as "Re: Request for Assistance" and the word "Notification," suggesting that the content is related to informing someone about an action or request. There are also sections with headings like "Attachments" and "Contact Information," indicating specific details within the document. The document has a red header that contains additional information such as a date, although only the year "2017" can be clearly seen. The style of the image is a straightforward document photograph, likely intended to share or reference the content of the paper text.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033599.txt
Eric Roth from International Jet Interiors contacts Jeffrey Epstein about an off-market Gulfstream V sleeper aircraft that is not yet on the market. He mentions a close friend who can provide more information and has sold Trump's 727. Jeffrey asks for the price for refurbishing a G-V with new seats, paint, and interior. There are no photos or serial numbers provided yet.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033596.txt
This document discusses a conversation between Jeffrey Epstein and Eric Roth regarding the potential purchase of a Gulfstream V aircraft that is not yet on the market. The two men exchange information about the availability and pricing of such an aircraft, with Eric offering to put Jeffrey in contact with his friend who specializes in unpublished aircraft sales. It's also mentioned that this individual has sold one of Donald Trump's airplanes for a favorable price.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033594.txt
The document discusses a person named Michael Boccio, who worked with Donald Trump as his Director of Business Development/Special Counsel. The sender of the email, Eric Roth, is impressed by Michael's abilities and intelligence and believes that he would be an asset to any organization or individual looking for someone with his background and talent. He sends along Michael's cover letter, resume, and a recommendation letter from Trump.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033577.txt
This document discusses the possibility of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visiting the US early after a phone call with US President Donald Trump. It mentions that the Indian government is weighing this option and considering logistics such as whether to schedule a separate trip for Modi or combine it with an existing visit to the US. The document is marked as important, indicating its urgency or significance.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033512.txt
The document contains a series of emails from Roy Black to various recipients, including Martin Weinberg, Jeffrey Epstein, Jackie Perczek, and Darren Indyke. In the emails, Roy Black discusses the plaintiff's position on remedies and indicates that he will hold off commenting until they file their pleading. He also mentions that they have no comment on a Trump story. The document includes attachments with images.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033489.txt
The document discusses a trip to Cuba and provides information on the rules and regulations for such trips. It mentions President Trump's announcement of changes in relation to Cuban-US relations that could affect these regulations. The sender, Larry Visoski, provides an attachment containing current forms being used by a company, Universal Refrigeration, for their Cuba trips. He also requests certain documents from the recipient, Jeffrey, including a BIS Certification Form and Passenger certification form for each passenger on board. These documents are needed to arrange handling and landing permits for the trip.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033463.txt
In the email correspondence between Jeffrey Epstein and Eric Roth, it seems that they are discussing the possibility of purchasing an off-market Gulfstream V aircraft. Eric mentions that there are eight such planes available at the moment, but he is not sure if they should involve Shawn Lancaster in the process. Jeffrey replies that he will call him and asks for his number or have him call back. The email also contains information about International Jet Interiors, a company based in Ronkonkoma, New York, which has sold Donald Trump's 727 airplane.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033386.txt
Eric Roth, president of International Jet Interiors, sends an email to Jeffrey Epstein regarding off-market, sleeper aircraft in the Gulfstream V market. He informs Epstein that eight such aircraft are not yet on the market and provides contact information for a close friend who sold Donald Trump's 727 at a favorable price.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033361.txt
The document appears to be an email from Roy Black regarding Jeffrey Epstein. The email mentions a story involving Donald Trump, with the sender stating that they have no comment on it at this time. It also mentions finalizing a pleading regarding a plaintiff's position on remedies and intending to hold off commenting until after the pleading is filed. The document includes three attachments labeled "image001.jpg" through "image003.jpg," but their content is not described. The email ends with a disclaimer about the confidential nature of its contents.