📅 May 17, 2010

Re:

From: Lesley Groff

To: jeevacation@gmail.com

I will put them on the list!

I will put them on the list!

📅 May 17, 2010 REDACTED

(no subject)

From: Unknown

To: Jeffrey Cell <jeevacation@gmail.com>

Mj send my gifts back... All except loro piana scarf)) I m going to write email - happy that u r still wearing my scarf and thinking of me)) he also kepl RLauren shirt! He kept the most expensive ones!!! Going to sleep, finally castings tmw)) Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

Mj send my gifts back... All except loro piana scarf)) I m going to write email - happy that u r still wearing my scarf and thinking of me)) he also kepl RLauren shirt! He kept the most expensive ones!!! Going to sleep, finally castings tmw)) Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile

📅 May 16, 2010 FROM EPSTEIN REDACTED

Fwd: question

From: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com>

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📅 May 16, 2010 REDACTED

question

From: Unknown

To: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com>

Hello Jeffrey, ?m only asking you, because you offered it to me some time ago. After Milano (beg ofjume till end of June) i need to move to Prague because ?m gonna start university there and i also have to still model and i just have to live in Prague to be able to make it all work. The thing is, that i cant afford to rent an apartment in Prague. So i want to ask, if there is some way how i could maybe somehow work for you or something and you would help me with that apartment? I really am look

Hello Jeffrey,

?m only asking you, because you offered it to me some time ago. After Milano (beg ofjume till end of June) i need to move to Prague because ?m gonna start university there and i also have to still model and i just have to live in Prague to be able to make it all work. The thing is, that i cant afford to rent an apartment in Prague. So i want to ask, if there is some way how i could maybe somehow work for you or something and you would help me with that apartment? I really am looking for something small, just to have place to rest my head you know. I wish i could live there so much and now i also kind of have to. I really hope you could help me somehow. Thank you so much

📅 May 16, 2010 REDACTED

Re: Fwd: question

From: Unknown

To: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com>

I haveit talked to her In a year, I know nothing about it.. I like 'some way I could maybe somehow work or something" expression

I haveit talked to her In a year, I know nothing about it.. I like 'some way I could maybe somehow work or something" expression

📅 Aug 11, 2010

(no subject)

From: Gary Kerney

To: Warwick Wicksman

If possible the 30 and 31 of aug at island. Gary

If possible the 30 and 31 of aug at island. Gary

📅 Aug 12, 2010

RE: LSJ living room and screening room

From: Warwick Wicksman

To: Gary Kerney

Hi Gary, - I am following up on our conversation about converting the existing living room into the screening room, and adding a new living room towards the east. I some concerns about this that we need to review together: • The current layout of the main residence areas has the Living Room, the main "public space", centrally located, on access with the main stairs, and adjacent the kitchen and guest cottages. I think this makes a lot of sense. It is the prime gathering space, and should be ce

Hi Gary,

- I am following up on our conversation about converting the existing living room into the screening room, and adding a new living room towards the east. I some concerns about this that we need to review together:

• The current layout of the main residence areas has the Living Room, the main "public space", centrally located, on access with the main stairs, and adjacent the kitchen and guest cottages. I think this makes a lot of sense. It is the prime gathering space, and should be centrally located.

• I understand the concerns about the Living Room being "dark". I think this could be resolved, by incorporating similar features that would be use in a new the living room. For example, adding some large windows, similar to the expanded Kitchen, could brighten up the room, and make it more usable.

• The Living Room, re-worked upper terrace and pool area all flow together, making sense of this space. I do not think locating the Screening Room in that prime gathering space overlooking the pool makes as much sense.

• The Screening Room itself functions separately from the rest of the residence areas. It will be probably be used less frequently, and could stand alone from the other spaces, without impacting the use of the other spaces.

• The existing Living Room would require significant demolition to be converted into a professional screening room, and it would substantially smaller than what we previously discussed.

- o We would need to add acoustical walls within the building. I think this will reduce the overall usable space to about 21' wide x 32' long.

- o We need about 9' for the projection booth and 4' for the speaker chase. That would leave the screening room itself about 21' wide x 18' deep.

[ ] o The screen would end up being about 18' wide x 10' tall. Within the current building height, it would be too close to the floor and ceiling.

[ ] o We would need to raise the booth about 4'-5', to get the projector to the correct elevation, above the heads of the viewers. It looks like we do not have sufficient headroom for that.

[ ] o We may be able to create one step on the floor, to create a stadium seating effect, but we do not have enough headroom to do more than that,

- o To keep within the existing building envelope, we would need to excavate down below grade to create sufficient headroom clearances.

These concerns lead to the idea that we renovate the existing Living Room, adding windows to make it feel brighter and more pleasant, and we consider adding a smaller screening room, more similar in scale to the existing Living Room, east of the Living Room. We can make it smaller to fit more with the rest of the buildings scale, yet accommodate professional screening room features.

Gary, we talked about the fact that we have now exhausted the current redesign allowance, and you requested a new Work Authorization to continue the conceptual design work. However, I propose we do the following first:

1. We are preparing some diagrams that graphically show the concerns we have with the Living Room conversion to screening room.

2. We will prepare some diagrams that show this new layout, similar to the latest design, but with a smaller, more in-scale but still professional Screening Room.

3. Once that we review this together, we can either:

a. Move forward with a new design proposal for the overall project, or

b. Split the pool area and screening room apart contractually, allowing us to proceed with pool area development towards a permit, and pursue the alternate screening room concepts separately. (This would speed up your main construction schedule.)

As to a meeting on the Island on 8/30, I do not think that leaves us enough time to develop this new concept, and prepare the 3D images for review. Once we discuss this more, and figure out the right path, we can establish a schedule for deliverable and meetings. I think it would be closer to 9/15/10.

I look forward to your comments! Doug, please weigh in on your thoughts!

Thanks!

Warwick

Warwick Wicksman, AIA
<u>Princi al</u>

Gensler
2500 Broadway
Suite 300
Santa Monica, California 90404
USA

📅 Aug 16, 2010

RE: LSJ living room and screening room

From: Gary Kerney

To: Warwick Wicksman, Doug Schoettle

Warwick After spending the week on island Jeffrey believes his idea is sound.he will make the existing livingroom as good as a theater room it can be and go with new 30x50 living room to the east.please sketch out the concept for his review. Thanks Gary

Warwick

After spending the week on island Jeffrey believes his idea is sound.he will make the existing livingroom as good as a theater room it can be and go with new 30x50 living room to the east.please sketch out the concept for his review.

Thanks

Gary

📅 Aug 18, 2010

RE: LSJ living room and screening room

From: Warwick Wicksman

To: Gary Kerney, Doug Schoettle, Jeffrey Epstein

Gary, It was good to speak with you this morning. Attached please find the our proposal for additional conceptual design services, Work Authorization 2, for the Living Room and Screening Room at LSJ. As we discussed, we completed the design services authorized in Work Authorization 1, with the conceptual design package we issued at the end of July. (I will forward the invoice for that work as soon as it is prepared.) Based on our conversation this morning, we understand the new design criteri

Gary,

It was good to speak with you this morning. Attached please find the our proposal for additional conceptual design services, Work Authorization 2, for the Living Room and Screening Room at LSJ.

As we discussed, we completed the design services authorized in Work Authorization 1, with the conceptual design package we issued at the end of July. (I will forward the invoice for that work as soon as it is prepared.)

Based on our conversation this morning, we understand the new design criteria to be the following:

• Existing Living Room:

	- o Convert to "residential style" screening room.

	- o Will include fixed screen (as opposed to current pull-down screen).

	[ ] o Will not include separate projection booth. NOTE, due to this, we may not be able to accommodate professional-style projection equipment (due to size/noise/ventilation requirements). THIS MAY IMPACT THE ABILITY TO RECEIVE FIRST-RUN MOVIES DIRECT FROM STUDIOS OR FILM-MAKERS "BELAIR CIRCUIT" COURTESY COPIES OF NEW MOVIES).

• Proposed New Living Room:

	- o Approx. 30' x 50', with floor level similar to main residence/garden level.

	- o Covered access from Main Residence; uncovered access from Garden.

	- o No wrap-around terraces.

	[ ] o Similar aesthetic look as existing structures (roof, exterior finishes).

	- o Provide windows on north and east for view and day-lighting.

	[ ] o No defined internal program (open area, bathroom, pantry, dining area, etc...)

Please let me know if you have any corrections or additional comments. Please sign and return the attached proposal, and remit the retainer and the balance due on the upcoming invoice. We are ready to start as soon as these items are addressed!

Thanks,

Warwick

Warwick Wicksman, AIA
Principal

📅 Aug 19, 2010

RE: LSJ living room and screening room

From: Gary Kerney

To: Warwick Wicksman

Warwick Please send me a invoice for the new retainer Thanks Gary

Warwick

Please send me a invoice for the new retainer

Thanks

Gary

📅 Aug 19, 2010

RE: IS) living room and screening room

From: Warwick Wicksman

To: Gary Kerney

Will do. Thanks, Warwick Warwick Wicksman, AIA Principal Gensler 2500 Broadway Suite 300 Santa Monica, California 90404 USA

Will do.

Thanks,

Warwick

Warwick Wicksman, AIA
Principal

Gensler
2500 Broadway
Suite 300
Santa Monica, California 90404
USA

📅 Aug 24, 2010

RE: ISJ living room and screening room

From: Warwick Wicksman

To: Gary Kerney

Gary, What is the status on Work Authorization 2 and the invoices? We are eagerly awaiting authorization to proceed with the new concept... Thanks! Warwick Warwick Wicksman, AIA Principal Gensler 2500 Broadway Suite 300 Santa Monica, California 90404 USA

Gary,

What is the status on Work Authorization 2 and the invoices? We are eagerly awaiting authorization to proceed with the new concept...

Thanks!

Warwick

Warwick Wicksman, AIA
Principal

Gensler
2500 Broadway
Suite 300
Santa Monica, California 90404
USA

📅 Aug 24, 2010

FW: LSJ living room and screening room

From: Gary Kerney

To: Jeffrey Epstein

I have not signed the new work authorization,and they have invoiced us for the balance of the phase one work Direction? Gary

I have not signed the new work authorization,and they have invoiced us for the balance of the phase one work Direction? Gary

📅 May 17, 2010 FROM EPSTEIN

(no subject)

From: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com>

To: Rich Kahn

have we heard from, doug?

have we heard from, doug?

📅 May 17, 2010

RE:

From: Rich Kahn

To: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com>

I have not heard anything... I was going to do his payroll of 5,000 per annum as we discussed treating his payroll quarterly as opposed to bi-weekly Please advise of ok to proceed Rich Kahn HBRK Associates Inc. 301 East 66th Street, Suite 1OF New York, NY 10065

I have not heard anything...

I was going to do his payroll of 5,000 per annum as we discussed treating his payroll quarterly as opposed to bi-weekly

Please advise of ok to proceed

Rich Kahn

HBRK Associates Inc.

301 East 66th Street, Suite 1OF

New York, NY 10065

📅 May 16, 2010 REDACTED

(no subject)

From: Unknown

To: Jeffrey Epstein <jeevacation@gmail.com>

It is around 400euro. I might find something cheaper, but i need to move fast. Im leaving to milano for june and school starts september but ill be attending 2 universities at once, its difficult to explain, for one of the schools i need to attend those pre classes during summer and i woul much like to also work and so i'd need to start living there when i come back from milano. DI have some days off so i could travel for 4 or 5 days. Whenever i manage. Well not the first week, ill have to be at

It is around 400euro. I might find something cheaper, but i need to move fast. Im leaving to milano for june and school starts september but ill be attending 2 universities at once, its difficult to explain, for one of the schools i need to attend those pre classes during summer and i woul much like to also work and so i'd need to start living there when i come back from milano. DI have some days off so i could travel for 4 or 5 days. Whenever i manage. Well not the first week, ill have to be at school. Do yo think you could help me?

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📅 Aug 25, 2010 REDACTED

List of Rugs w/prices from Nazmiyal

From: Danny Forst at Nazmiyal Collection

It was great having you in the gallery today. I've included the rugs you are interested in below along with the list and net prices for each. If you have any questions or need additional images feel free to contact me or Omri and we'll be happy to help. We look forward to hearing from you. Best, Danny Antique Deco French Rug #1845 - $12,000 (list) / $9,600 (net) Style: Art Deco Origin: France Size: 4 ft 09 in X 7 ft 09 in (1.25 m X 2.16 m) This grand Art Deco carpet has a classic modernist

It was great having you in the gallery today. I've included the rugs you are interested in below along with the list and net prices for each. If you have any questions or need additional images feel free to contact me or Omri and we'll be happy to help.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Best,
Danny

Antique Deco French Rug #1845 - $12,000 (list) / $9,600 (net)

Style: Art Deco
Origin: France
Size: 4 ft 09 in X 7 ft 09 in (1.25 m X 2.16 m)

This grand Art Deco carpet has a classic modernist pattern of intersecting circles and crescents in shades of mauve, taupe, sand, and cocoa.

<u>Antique Mongolian Rug tr 42738</u> - $16,000 (list) / $12,800 (net)

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<table><tr><th>Style:</th><th>Art Deco</th></tr><tr><td>Origin:</td><td>China</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">Size: 4 ft 05 in x 8 ft 01 in</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">(1.23 m x 2.44 m)</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">These incredible rugs have become known as 'apprentice'
rugs.</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2"><u>Art Deco French Carpet 42524-$20,000</u> (list) / $16,000 (net)</td></tr><tr><td>Style:</td><td>Art Deco</td></tr><tr><td>Origin:</td><td>France</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">Size: 6 ft 01 in X 8 ft 08 in</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">(1.83 m X 2.46 m)</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">This extraordinary French Art Deco carpet is adapted from
the famous Ice Age cave paintings discovered at Lascaux
in the southwest of France.</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2"><u>Art Deco Carpet 42740</u> - $7,800 (list) / $7,000 (net)</td></tr><tr><td>Style:</td><td>Art Deco</td></tr><tr><td>Origin:</td><td>France</td></tr><tr><td>Size:</td><td>5 ft 02 in X 9 ft</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">(1.53 m X 2.74 m)</td></tr></table>

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<u>Antique Deco French Rug 2353</u> - $28,000 (list) / $22,400 (net)

Style: Art Deco

Origin: France

Size: 9 ft 07 in X 9 ft 09 in

(2.76 m X 2.77 m)

This exciting antique Art Deco carpet from France has a dynamic design of light on dark triangles radiating outwoard from the center of the composition.

<u>Antique Deco English Rug 40289</u> - $40,000 (list) / $32,000 (net)

Style: Art Deco

Origin: England

Size: 6 ft 05 in X 10 ft 01in

(1.84 m X 3.05 m)

While this beautiful antique carpet is a study in modernist abstraction, it still may conceal a wealth of traditional Oriental forms.

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📅 Aug 26, 2010 REDACTED

Fwd: List of Rugs w/prices from Nazmiyal

From: Unknown <u>Jeffrey E steinfieevacation©gmail.com];</u>

Begin forwarded message: From: "Danny Forst at Nazmiyal Collection" ■ Date: Au ust 25, 2010 5:34:27 PM EDT To: Subject: List of Rugs w/prices from Nazmiyal It was great having you in the gallery today. I've included the rugs you are interested in below along with the list and net prices for each. If you have any questions or need additional images feel free to contact me or Omri and we'll be happy to help. We look forward to hearing from you. Best, Danny Antique Deco French Rug #1845 - $12,

Begin forwarded message:

From: "Danny Forst at Nazmiyal Collection" ■ Date: Au ust 25, 2010 5:34:27 PM EDT To: Subject: List of Rugs w/prices from Nazmiyal

It was great having you in the gallery today. I've included the rugs you are interested in below along with the list and net prices for each. If you have any questions or need additional images feel free to contact me or Omri and we'll be happy to help.

We look forward to hearing from you.

Best,
Danny

Antique Deco French Rug #1845 - $12,000 (list) / $9,600 (net)

Style: Art Deco
Origin: France
Size: 4 ft 09 in X 7 ft 09 in (1.25 m X 2.16 m)

This grand Art Deco carpet has a classic modernist pattern of intersecting circles and crescents in shades of mauve, taupe, sand, and cocoa.

<u>Antique Mongolian Rug tr 42738</u> - $16,000 (list) / $12,800 (net)

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<table><tr><th>Style:</th><th>Art Deco</th></tr><tr><td>Origin:</td><td>China</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">Size: 4 ft 05 in x 8 ft 01 in</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">(1.23 m x 2.44 m)</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">These incredible rugs have become known as 'apprentice'
rugs.</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2"><u>Art Deco French Carpet 42524-$20,000</u> (list) / $16,000 (net)</td></tr><tr><td>Style:</td><td>Art Deco</td></tr><tr><td>Origin:</td><td>France</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">Size: 6 ft 01 in X 8 ft 08 in</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">(1.83 m X 2.46 m)</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">This extraordinary French Art Deco carpet is adapted from
the famous Ice Age cave paintings discovered at Lascaux
in the southwest of France.</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2"><u>Art Deco Carpet 42740</u> - $7,800 (list) / $7,000 (net)</td></tr><tr><td>Style:</td><td>Art Deco</td></tr><tr><td>Origin:</td><td>France</td></tr><tr><td>Size:</td><td>5 ft 02 in X 9 ft</td></tr><tr><td colspan="2">(1.53 m X 2.74 m)</td></tr></table>

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<u>Antique Deco French Rug 2353</u> - $28,000 (list) / $22,400 (net)

Style: Art Deco

Origin: France

Size: 9 ft 07 in X 9 ft 09 in

(2.76 m X 2.77 m)

This exciting antique Art Deco carpet from France has a dynamic design of light on dark triangles radiating outwoard from the center of the composition.

<u>Antique Deco English Rug 40289</u> - $40,000 (list) / $32,000 (net)

Style: Art Deco

Origin: England

Size: 6 ft 05 in X 10 ft 01in

(1.84 m X 3.05 m)

While this beautiful antique carpet is a study in modernist abstraction, it still may conceal a wealth of traditional Oriental forms.

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📅 May 17, 2010

Cannes

From: Peggy Siegal

To: jeevacation@gmail.com

Room on fourth floor and quiet. Having an absolute ball. Will call tomorrow...out from 8:30am to 2:00am seeing films and partying...have much to tell. Went on David Reuben's 242 foot boat today. Two years old. Just magnificent...hung with Wall Street cast for 3 days..miss you..xoxo Peg

Room on fourth floor and quiet. Having an absolute ball. Will call tomorrow...out from 8:30am to 2:00am seeing films and partying...have much to tell. Went on David Reuben's 242 foot boat today. Two years old. Just magnificent...hung with Wall Street cast for 3 days..miss you..xoxo Peg

📅 Aug 24, 2010 REDACTED

Deco Design Links

From: █████████

To: █████████

Hi Sarah, Thank You for coming in today. These links will take you directly to the antique rug designs that were of interest. You can also go to the site of our new and custom rug division by clicking on home and then on New and Custom. BB4612 BB3666 BB3019 BB4504 BB2464 BB4286 BB4257 BB4123 BB2755 Please let us know if you would like to bring your client in and we will be happy to show them both Antique rugs and new rugs. Best, Connie Connie Lee Director Antique Carpets <u>www.dorisleslieb

Hi Sarah,

Thank You for coming in today.

These links will take you directly to the antique rug designs that were of interest. You can also go to the site of our new and custom rug division by clicking on home and then on New and Custom.
BB4612
BB3666
BB3019
BB4504
BB2464
BB4286
BB4257
BB4123
BB2755

Please let us know if you would like to bring your client in and we will be happy to show them both Antique rugs and new rugs.

Best,
Connie

Connie Lee
Director Antique Carpets
<u>www.dorisleslieblau.com</u> 
306 East 61st Street

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New York, New York 10065

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