From: ' To: Gary Bloxsome Cc: ' r ‹ > Richardson' Subject: RE: U.S. Department of Justice investigation Date: Tue, 04 Feb 2020 18:23:11 +0000 Inline-Images: image001.jpg; image002.jpg Gary, You are aware of our position, and we do not believe any further rehashing of our prior conversations is productive at this point. That said, we can confirm that it is our standard practice to refrain from publicly commenting on the substance of any witness interview, and we intend to abide by that practice in this case. Beyond that, we can make no commitments. Please advise as to whether Prince Andrew will agree to be interviewed and, if so, when such interview will take place. Regards, Assistant U.S. Attorney Southern District of New York From: Gary Bloxsome Sent: Monday, February 03, 2020 10:46 To: Cc: ) < ; Jennifer Richardson Subject: Re: U.S. Department of Justice investigation DearM Thank you for your email of 30 January 2020. >; Daniel Cundy On 10 January 2020 you personally assured me that any contact between the Duke of York and the DOJ was confidential and would remain confidential within the investigation team in the DOJ and FBI. You said: "We don't intend to share either the contents or the existence of the conversation beyond our chain of command in the DW. As well as our partners at the FBI. It is confidential within the investigation team and our supervisors." The note I made of what you said about the confidentiality of the interview process is as follows: "We do not publicise the content or existence of any of our interviews. We can't guarantee that anyone might not share it with some other person or it might be shared with other individuals who might come to have knowledge of its existence, but our office does not advise the press of the interview and doesn't advise other interviewees of the fact the interview has taken place or the contents of those discussions. For example, it was reported widely that our office was attempti