Documents tagged "Fax"
Found 45 documents with this tag
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The image appears to be a photograph of a printed page containing text and numbers. The text seems to be organized into numbered points, which are likely questions related to a specific topic, such as an interview script or survey. There's visible handwriting in blue ink at the top left corner that reads "FAX" followed by some numbers (possibly a fax number), suggesting that this page was sent via fax. The quality of the image is somewhat blurry and the text is not entirely clear due to the resolution and angle of the photograph.
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The image appears to be a scanned document or fax paper with printed text. The content of the text is not entirely clear due to the resolution and angle of the photograph, but it seems to contain information related to sexual offenders or child molesters. There are sections numbered from "1" through "5," discussing various aspects, including dates and possibly legal proceedings or protocols. The paper has a yellowish hue, indicating some aging or wear, and there's a date stamp in the upper right corner that is partially obscured by the folding of the document.
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The image appears to be a scanned document with visible text and is titled "Fax Transmission Report." The report lists the date as "09/12/18" at the top right corner and includes details such as the page number ("Page 5"), the recipient's name or fax number (redacted for privacy), and other technical information regarding the transmission of the document. There are lines in different colors, likely indicating various aspects of the transmission report, such as status indicators or timestamps. The text is dense with small font size, typical of printed documents designed to convey information efficiently.
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The image shows a document, which appears to be a fax or photocopy of a letter. The date on the letter is February 9, 1998. It is addressed to "Jeffrey" from "Intercepten Inc." The text within the letter mentions several references and phrases like "the last few months," "your company's business," and "our mutual acquaintance." There are some crossed-out words on the letter as well. In the lower left corner of the document, there is a watermark or signature that reads "Intercepten Inc." The style of the image indicates it may be an old digital scan of physical paper.
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The image shows a printed document with various sections of text and checkboxes. At the top left corner, there is a watermark that reads "CONFIDENTIALITY DISCLAIMER" followed by more text in smaller font. Below this disclaimer, there's a header containing contact information including names, titles, addresses, phone numbers, fax numbers, and email addresses. The document appears to be structured for record-keeping or data collection purposes as indicated by the rows of checkboxes accompanied by blank spaces that presumably would hold printed names. There is also a red barcode with a white number underneath it, suggesting this might be a reference or tracking number for the document.
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The image shows a fax cover sheet with the heading "Important Message" at the top center. The date and time stamp indicates it was sent on December 19, 2016, at 8:15 AM. There is some text at the bottom that appears to say "Please call back immediately if you can." Additionally, there's a handwritten note above this line of text which is too small to read clearly in this description. The style of the image is typical for fax transmission documents, with lines and sections designed to hold information about the sender, recipient, and contents of the message being sent.
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The image shows a fax cover sheet with a message written on it. The visible part of the message says "I hate you!" and there is a signature at the bottom, though the name accompanying the signature is not legible due to the redacted sections. The top of the cover sheet has "Important Message" printed in bold letters, indicating its purpose. There are also blacked-out lines across the text and name, suggesting that personal information has been deliberately obscured for privacy.
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The image displays a page of typed text on lined paper, which appears to be a transcript from a legal proceeding or an official document such as a deposition. The content includes numbered lines with questions and answers, suggesting that this is part of a question-and-answer session, possibly during a court case. There are several redactions throughout the page, indicating that certain information has been intentionally obscured for privacy or security reasons. Additionally, there is a watermark at the bottom right corner of the image with the text "PATENT NO: 5016748 - FACSIMILE" which suggests this document may have been faxed or distributed in a similar format. The style of the image is that of a digital scan or photograph of an official document.
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The image appears to be a photograph of a document with handwritten notes on top of it. The central part of the document contains typed text that seems to be related to legal proceedings, as indicated by terms such as "UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT" and references to case numbers and statutes. The name mentioned in one of the paragraphs is redacted, with a series of asterisks covering the original text. The document's top right corner has handwritten notes that appear to be annotations or reminders from the person who filled out this form. These notes include names, numbers, and other details, although some parts are not fully visible due to the angle at which the photo was taken. The paper is creased and there's a watermark indicating it might have been faxed. The overall style of the image suggests it could be used for illustrative purposes in a legal or educational context, particularly when discussing court documents or forms required for legal processes.
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The image shows a yellow form with black printed text and a handwritten note at the bottom. The printed text reads "ITEM WAS NOT SCANNED" at the top in large, bold letters. Below this, there is a line labeled "Description" followed by a space for writing where someone has written "Fax Cover Sheet" in handwriting. At the bottom of the form, there's an official-looking logo and text that includes "Official Delivery Instructions" and a date "August 29, 2013." The style of the image is straightforward and informational, typical of documentation used to indicate non-scanning status for items in transit or delivery.
EFTA00003858-p-1.jpg
The image appears to be a low-resolution, possibly faxed document with text and numbers that are partially obscured due to the quality of the reproduction. The visible portion includes a barcode with numbers beneath it, suggesting this might be an official or administrative document. There is also some handwriting on the side, but it's not clear enough to read from this image.
EFTA00001347-p-1.jpg
The image displays an office desk with various items on it. The most prominent object is a stack of papers that appears to be a report, and there's a label attached to the top paper that reads "Fax", suggesting these documents might be intended for fax transmission. On top of this pile, there are several CDs or DVDs, possibly containing data related to the report. In the background, part of a person can be seen, but their identity is not clear due to the focus being on the items on the desk. The overall setting seems to be an office environment with a dark tone and ambient lighting, contributing to a somewhat cluttered workspace.
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The image shows a document with redacted content, which means sensitive information has been obscured from view. The redaction is done using black lines to cover the words and numbers that were originally on the paper. There's visible text at the top left corner that reads "Fax:" followed by a phone number, indicating that this document was received via fax transmission. Below this header, there are sections with headings such as "Receipt" and "Date/Time" accompanied by timestamps, suggesting when this document was processed or created. The redaction spans across the entire image, making it impossible to determine the original content of the document.
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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.
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The image displays a document with the title "Science Observation Update" at the top left corner. The text is printed in black ink on a white background. Below the title, there are sections for recipient information which include lines labeled 'Name', 'Address', 'Telephone', and 'Fax'. Each line is blank without any written text. There's also a date field marked with the word 'Date' followed by a space. At the bottom of the image, the word "Thank you" is visible in bold letters, signifying a closure or gratitude note on the document. The overall style of the image suggests it is a scanned or photographed copy of a standard business or official form.
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_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_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_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.