From: To: , " <I k ' Cc: "I )" " < l ' Subject: RE: case records scanning Date: Mon, 15 Jul 2019 08:10:03 +0000 Please see my responses below. From: ) Sent: Saturday, July 13, 2019 3:56 PM To: Cc: • Subject: RE: case records scanning That's great, thanks very much for all your and your team's work and for the update. That makes sense regarding the lAs, thanks. With respect to the images that were not scanned, is there any way to flag them in the original hard copies somehow, so that we can easily find them and refer to them when the hard copy documents are sent back to New York? Just to avoid needing to try to flip through all the original documents to find them. Let me check and see if a notation was made as to where these images were located or if I can readily/easily find them in output. Regarding the discs, I'm not sure I totally understand — when you say four copies each, were there just four discs total? Or possibly I'm just misunderstanding the explanation. And related, is it right that those discs were not processed (just copied) so we'll need to look at those separate for our review? Sorry I should have been clearer. We just copied the discs — not processed and made four copies each which is our standard. The thought being when we burn output we always give a complete set that in theory would go to the defense, AUSA, and two copies to the Agent (one for him/and a back-up). The discs we found in the files contain pdfs (searchable), jpgs, gifs, and tif files And final question is just how all the scanned materials will be transmitted, so we can plan how most efficiently to receive them and get them processed here. thanks again, El• From: (IMD) (FBI) Sent: Friday, July 12, 2019 13:59 To: Cc: Subject: RE: case records scanning Good Afternoon! Here is the latest. We have finished scanning! In the course of going through the paper it was discovered that at some point in time (perhaps between 2013 and 2015 when it was la