Documents tagged "Email"
Found 43 documents with this tag
DOJ-OGR-00026332.jpg
The image displays a document with multiple columns of text information on a white background. The document appears to be a form or report with headings and various fields filled out. There is visible text including words such as "Date," "Name," "Address," "Phone Number," "Email Address," and sections labeled "Patient Information," "Medical History," and others that are not fully legible due to the resolution of the image. The document seems to be a medical or healthcare-related form, given the context of patient information typically requested in such documents.
DOJ-OGR-00026180.jpg
The image appears to be a scanned document with printed content on it. The visible text is obscured by a red rectangle highlighting the information within it, which seems to be an email address. It reads: "[Email Address]@vwr.com". Above this highlighted area, there's a name followed by what might be a title or designation that is not fully legible due to the resolution of the image. The text below the red rectangle mentions something about providing information and assistance regarding certain matters, but the details are also obscured. The overall quality of the image suggests it may have been taken with a phone camera, as indicated by the low resolution and glare on the surface where the document is placed.
DOJ-OGR-00026117.jpg
The image is a scanned document with a grainy quality due to the photocopying process. It appears to be a form or list of some kind with multiple columns and rows containing typed information. The text within the document includes phrases such as "Name", "Address", "Phone Number", "Email Address", and other fields that are typically found on identification cards, registration forms, or similar documents. There is also a date mentioned in the upper right corner of the form. It's not clear what the purpose of this document is from this description alone.
DOJ-OGR-00026061.jpg
The image shows a screenshot of an email inbox interface. The screen is blurred out and cut off at the top, making it difficult to discern specific details. However, there are visible text elements such as the email address "@yahoo.com" in the sender's field and part of a message body that reads "Subject: Test Email Message Body: This is just a test email. It has been sent out for you to see how everything looks when an email is actually sent back." There are also indicators for unread messages, and the text "To:" is partially visible at the top of the inbox list. The screenshot suggests that someone is testing their email functionality with a generic message.
DOJ-OGR-00026044.jpg
The image appears to be a photograph of a printed document or email. The document contains several lines of text with various fields such as "Name," "Email Address," and other contact information that seem to pertain to individuals involved in some sort of work-related project or event. One section is highlighted with pink highlights, drawing attention to specific pieces of text within the body of the document. The photo quality is not high, which affects the legibility of the text; however, it's clear enough to understand that the content is informational and possibly organizational in nature.
DOJ-OGR-00025652.jpg
The image is a digital screenshot of an email interface with redacted information. At the top of the screen, the title "New Email" indicates that a new message has arrived in the inbox. The sender's name and address are obscured by a pinkish blur effect, presumably to protect privacy. Below this, there is a partially visible message content, but it too is redacted with the same coloration for privacy reasons. The email seems to contain text or attachments, as indicated by icons that would typically show the number of messages, images, and other items within an email conversation. The overall style is standard for email clients, with a focus on functionality over aesthetics.
DOJ-OGR-00025646.jpg
The image appears to be a scanned document with various sections of text that are partially redacted or obscured. The visible parts include words like "Update", "Date", and the word "Received" in different contexts such as "Received by Email" and "Received at 12:07", indicating a timestamp or delivery confirmation. There is also a line of text that seems to be an email address with some characters replaced by asterisks for privacy. The document has a red border around the right side, possibly indicating a page boundary within a larger report or publication.
DOJ-OGR-00025522.jpg
The image displays a printed document with various sections containing text and fields that appear to be for data input or have already been filled out. The visible text includes terms such as "Contact Number", "Email Address", "Address Line 1", and other personal details like names, phone numbers, and email addresses. There are also blank spaces provided for information like a person's title and the department they work in. The document has a structured layout with headings, subheadings, and lines for writing. There is no visible person or location on this document; it focuses exclusively on the informational sections.
DOJ-OGR-00021001.jpg
The image shows a piece of text with some words that are difficult to read due to the resolution and the angle at which the photo was taken. The first line appears to contain the word "AS" in capital letters, followed by another line that seems to be cut off. There is also a mention of an email address: "Email Address:" followed by what looks like a name, but the details are obscured. At the bottom of the text, there's a date mentioned: "2019 04 23" in separate lines. The overall context or content of the document is not clear from this image.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028862.jpg
The image displays a blurred document that appears to be an email printout with some blacked out sections. The visible text includes words like "Email" and "Subject," but the details of the content are obscured due to the blurriness and redaction. The focus is on the physical aspect of the document rather than its specific contents or context.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_033498.txt
The document is a series of emails discussing the status of legal proceedings involving a person named Jane Doe and another individual. Key people in the conversation include Jessica Cadwell, Jeffrey Epstein, Jacquie Johnson, and Maxwell. The conversations take place between August 11 and 12, 2009, and refer to efforts to serve legal documents on various individuals involved in the case. The location of these emails is West Palm Beach, FL.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031619.txt
In the document, key people include Donald Trump and Billy Bush, while the main topic revolves around a 2005 recording where Donald Trump brags in vulgar terms about groping women. The place of the incident is on the set of a soap opera. This news was initially released by the New York Times and has since been widely discussed.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_031102.txt
The document is an email exchange between Jeffrey Epstein and Faith Kate discussing a topic related to North Korea, with the suggestion that Clinton may have gone on someone else's plane to visit. The email also contains information about Next Management, LLC, its location in New York, and contact details including phone and fax numbers. The email includes a note stating that it is intended for the recipient only and should be kept confidential. Additionally, there is a message indicating that the email has been scanned by MessageLabs Email Security System.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030423.txt
This email discusses upcoming events in May, including a debate on the future of Europe with former French president Nicolas Sarkozy and Conservative MEP Dan Hannan, a talk by actor Rob Lowe about his autobiography, and a discussion between Nobel Prize-winning author V. S. Naipaul and Geordie Greig about Africa and travel. The email also provides information on how to purchase tickets for the events online or over the phone.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_030339.txt
The document appears to be an email chain between Martin G. Weinberg and David Pegg from The Guardian newspaper concerning media enquiries about Jeffrey Epstein. It seems that Mr. Epstein has not responded to the journalist's attempts to contact him for an article in which he may be mentioned, and the reporter is requesting a response by no later than Monday, February 2nd, 2015. The document also mentions a survey of Swiss bank accounts being conducted by a US media organization.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028965.txt
The document is a letter from attorney Martin G. Weinberg to John Zucker, Assistant Legal Counsel for ABC's Office of Legal Counsel, regarding an upcoming interview with Jane Doe 3 on Good Morning America and Night Line. The lawyer represents Jeffrey Epstein and believes that the airing of the interview will be grossly negligent or worse because the accusations made by Jane Doe 3 are uncorroborated, have been refuted by other credible evidence, and were previously considered immaterial and impertinent by a federal judge in a pending litigation. The lawyer also mentions that Jane Doe 3 refused to cooperate with an FBI investigation into Mr. Epstein eight years ago.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028928.txt
The document is a letter from Martin G. Weinberg, P.C. to John Zucker of the Office of Legal Counsel regarding an upcoming interview with Jane Doe 3 on Good Morning America and Night Line. The author represents Jeffrey Epstein and expresses concern about the potential broadcast of accusations made by Jane Doe 3, who is known in court papers as Jane Doe 3.1 Weinberg argues that ABC's publication of Jane Doe 3's accusations would be grossly negligent or worse, as they are uncorroborated allegations from over a decade ago that have been refuted by other evidence and were deemed immaterial and impertinent by a federal judge in ongoing litigation.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026793.txt
The document is a letter from the Mintz Fraade law firm to Darren Indyke, regarding Jeffrey Epstein's ongoing disputes with the federal government. The firm represents TowersInvestors.com and its CEO Steven Hoffenberg, who believes he can help resolve Epstein's issues without any jail time. Governor Ben Barnes is prepared to meet with President Trump to discuss an agreement with the government, while attorney Gary Baise will work with them to obtain a favorable deal in exchange for Epstein's cooperation. Additionally, Don Engel from Goldman Sachs may take over Epstein's business interests. A draft complaint is attached as well.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026378.txt
In the document, there are several key people involved in a conversation regarding financial proposals and compensation. Stephen J. Immelt, who is a partner and CEO of Hogan Lovells US LLP in Washington, DC, wrote to Kathy Ruemmler about her potential role in his company. He mentioned that he would like to discuss compensation before any further meetings take place. Kathy Ruemmler responded by stating that she is intrigued by the opportunity and wants to meet with Michael, who can provide a global perspective on the case. It seems that there are conditions for mutually acceptable terms, but it's not clear what those conditions are.
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026362.txt
The FDA has approved Praluent, a new cholesterol-lowering medicine for people with established heart disease whose risk is not adequately controlled by existing statin drugs. It is administered through an injection and its long-term effects are unknown. The approval of this drug marks a significant advancement in the battle against heart disease, particularly for patients who have been difficult to treat due to high levels of LDL cholesterol. However, the new drug's cost may pose financial challenges down the line.