Ehud Olmert

What this page does not contain

No act of his. Nothing in the material read for this page was written by him, signed by him, addressed to him or sent by him, and nothing records him doing anything. Of the 76 documents this page was scoped on, this project’s index names a sender for 36 of them, and not one of those senders is him; across the whole release it records no sender in his name on any document, against a control on the same field that returned 1,718.¹ He is a name in other people’s papers. Of the 76 documents the page was scoped on, 49 are press clippings, analyses or press digests, 13 are pages of books, and 4 are pages of one reference work: 66 of 76 before a reader reaches a single document of Epstein’s own.¹ There is no travel record. Eleven documents in that population carry a scheduling or travel label in this project’s index. All eleven were read. Six are press digests, three are pages of books, and two are printings of one engagement diary. None is a travel record, and no flight, passenger list or manifest naming him was found by any form tested.¹² Nothing any complainant said appears here in any form, and one document reached by his surname is a deposition transcript in Epstein-related litigation. It was not opened.³

Named on the documents as	Olmert, Ehud in an address book; The Hon. Ehud Olmert and The Honorable Ehud Olmert in an invitation; Ehud Olmert in a diary. All read as printed type at the page image456
Where he stands in the papers	An address book produced in this release, under the country heading ISRAEL, above the next heading ITALY (I)4
The one thing his name was used for	4 October 2013. An invitation to Epstein, whose subject line is Matthew Bronfman is honored by AJC - The Hon. Ehud Olmert is Keynote Speaker. The body announces him as the Keynote Speaker at the event5
What Epstein’s office did with it	The same day. Lesley Groff forwarded it to Epstein under Fwd: from her telephone7
The one event a scheduling record places him at	A diary entry against the day Thursday and the date 6 February, at 19.00: an event at the House of Commons at which Ehud Olmert is guest speaker. The sheet prints no year for the entry and this page derives none6
His name crossing the desk again	24 November 2014. Richard Kahn sent Epstein a link under the subject line Olmert to be Questioned Over 'Barak Takes Bribes' Tape. That is a news headline inside a message, and this page does not adopt it8
Acts by him recorded here	None2
Not to be confused with	Ehud Barak, a different Israeli former Prime Minister, whose own page sets out a far larger file
Covered elsewhere on this wiki	Lesley Groff · Richard Kahn · Terje Rød-Larsen · Jeffrey Epstein

Ehud Olmert was Prime Minister of Israel. He appears in this release, and the question this page exists to answer is what kind of appearance it is. The answer the documents give is narrow and it is worth stating plainly: his name stands in an address book produced in this release, it was used to sell Epstein a dinner ticket, and a diary names him as the guest speaker at an event. Beyond that, every time his name occurs it is a journalist, an author or an analyst writing about Israeli politics. No document read for this page was written by him or to him. Nothing records a meeting, a call, a flight, a payment or a message between him and Epstein, or between him and anyone in Epstein’s circle.²

That is a finding, not a gap. This page was built by reading every passage in which his name occurs, in every document that any form of the name reaches, and the shape of the record is itself the result. A reader arriving here from a list of names in the Epstein files should leave knowing that the files record no act of his.

He is not Ehud Barak. Both men were Prime Minister of Israel, both are named in this release, and only one of them has a file here. Barak’s correspondence with Epstein is extensive and is set out on his own page. The phrase ehud barak returns 3,931 documents in this release and the phrase ehud olmert returns 69, and several of the documents on this page mention both men in the same sentence.¹

The address book

A card index produced in this release carries his name on one of its cards. A photograph of two facing pages of it was produced. The right-hand page runs a column of country headings. Under the underlined heading ISRAEL, the card reads:

Olmert, Ehud

The next country heading below it is ITALY (I).⁴

This was read at the page image, at the served file’s native 96 pixels per inch, because the released text of this sheet is damaged and renders the surname with a full stop after it. The paper prints a comma. The released text of this sheet is damaged throughout, which is why the name is taken from the paper and not from the released text.⁴

What this establishes, and it is only this: his name was written on a card in a book somebody kept. A name in an address book is a fact about whoever kept the book. It is not evidence that the two men met, spoke or had any dealings, and nothing else read for this page suggests that they did. This page takes from that sheet the two country headings and the name, and nothing else whatever.⁴

4 October 2013: his name sells a table

The American Jewish Committee wrote to Epstein to invite him to a dinner, and the sentence that matters is the one in the subject line, because it is where his name does its work:

Matthew Bronfman is honored by AJC - The Hon. Ehud Olmert is Keynote Speaker

The body, under Dear Jeffrey,, sets out the occasion and then the draw:

We look forward to your joining us on Wednesday, November 20th as Matthew Bronfman, Chairman and CEO, BHB Holdings, receives the distinguished AJC Avraham Harman Leadership Award at The Four Seasons Restaurant in NYC.

We are proud to announce that The Honorable Ehud Olmert, former Prime Minister of Israel, is the Keynote Speaker at the event.

The message carries a zoned date header, whose value reads Fri, 04 Oct 2013 14:01:31 +0000.⁵

This is a circular, and the page does not dress it as anything else. It is a fundraising solicitation sent to a mailing list, and the only thing it establishes about Olmert is that an organisation announced him in advance as a speaker. It establishes nothing at all about any relationship between the two men. What it does establish is a fact about Epstein’s world: a former Prime Minister’s name was worth putting in a subject line sent to Epstein.

The same day: the office handles it

Epstein’s assistant forwarded the invitation to him. The message is from Lesley Groff, its sent field carries the value Fri 10/4/2013 2:05:19 PM, and its subject is the invitation’s own subject line under Fwd:. Below the line Sent from my iPhone stands Begin forwarded message:, and beneath that the original, whose own date value on this printing reads October 4, 2013, 10:01:31 AM EDT.⁷

Those two headers are the same instant. 14:01:31 +0000 and 10:01:31 AM EDT are one message, written once, carried on two sheets in two time zones, and they agree exactly.⁵⁷

No interval is derived between the invitation and the forward, and the reason is on the sheets: Groff’s own Sent: line carries no zone and is written in a different form from the headers that do. Two timestamps in different forms are two different clocks, and this page does not subtract one from the other.⁷

What the forward shows is small and real. The invitation did not merely arrive in a mailing list. It went through Epstein’s office, and somebody there put it in front of Epstein the same day.

24 November 2014: a headline

Richard Kahn sent Epstein a link. The message’s from field carries the value Richard Kahn, its sent field Monday, November 24, 2014 9:26 PM, and its to field jeffrey E., with the lower-case forename as the sheet prints it. The subject line reads:

Olmert to be Questioned Over ‘Barak Takes Bribes’ Tape

The body of the message is the link and a signature block.⁸

That subject line is a news site’s headline quoted inside a message, and this page does not adopt it. It does not say that he was questioned, that there was a tape, or that anything in it happened. What the sheet establishes is that on that evening his name reached Epstein’s inbox in a headline, sent by a man whose own page on this wiki records him as Epstein’s accountant. Nothing read for this page records any reply.⁸²

The diary

One scheduling record in this release names him as a speaker. A printed engagement diary, whose sheet carries weekdays and days of the month but no year, has an entry against the day Thursday and the date 6 February, printed one above the other in the day column. The time column reads 19.00. The text column reads:

for 19 30 British friend of Mercaz Harmony invitation at the House of Commons by Lord Janner entrance St Stephen’s gate with invitation card only, Ehud Olmert is guest speaker.

Both names are printed in bold on the sheet.⁶

This page derives no year for that entry and makes no claim that the event took place or that he attended it. The sheet records an engagement, and an engagement is a plan. The sheet does not say whose diary it is, and this page does not supply that from anything else. Other entries on the same sheet concern private individuals; none of them is reproduced, described, counted or named here.⁶

What the rest of the record is

The population this page was scoped on is 76 documents, and 66 of them are other people’s writing about Israeli politics. Read end to end and sorted by what the documents actually are rather than by the label this project’s index puts on them:

what the documents are	documents
press clippings, analyses and press digests	49
pages of books	13
pages of one reference work on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict	4
printings of one address-book page	3
the October 2013 invitation and its forward	4
printings of one engagement diary	2
a search-results screenshot that is not him at all	1
total	76

Every document is in exactly one row and the rows sum.¹

The largest single structure in the record is one office’s press digest. Of the 115 documents reached by his bare surname, 36 carry a sender naming the office of Terje Rød-Larsen, and 32 of the 76 this page is scoped on do. That office circulated Middle East press summaries which Epstein received. The digests run to twenty, thirty and fifty sheets each, and his name turns up inside them the way any Israeli former Prime Minister’s name turns up in a press summary about Israel.¹

And the single largest document is the sharpest illustration of what this record is. A 401-page book manuscript, 406 sheets as this project holds it, with its table of contents on its first sheet. Exactly one of those 406 sheets names him, in an anecdote in which Olmert, whom the manuscript calls the mayor of Jerusalem, recognises the narrator outside a hotel and drives him to an appointment.⁹ A 406-sheet document that names a man once is a mention. It is not a subject, and a count of documents that does not say so misleads.

What this page does not say

• It does not say he met Jeffrey Epstein, corresponded with him, spoke to him, travelled with him or received anything from him. No document read for this page records any of it.²
• It does not say he attended the November 2013 dinner, or the event in the diary. Both documents are announcements made in advance. Nothing read here records either event taking place.⁵⁶²
• It does not say he knew his name stood in that address book, or whose book it is, or who put the name there, or when.⁴
• It does not say that he was questioned over anything. That is a news headline inside a message, and no instrument, filing or record of any such step was read for this page.⁸
• It does not say what any deposition records about him. One document in the population is a deposition transcript whose back-of-volume index carries his name. It was not opened and nothing was taken from it.³
• It makes no allegation against him and records none. No document read for this page alleges anything against him, and no source read for this page connects him to any conduct.²
• It does not import anything from outside the released record, with one exception, stated rather than assumed: that he was Prime Minister of Israel, which the documents themselves call him.⁵

How this page is scoped

Measured against the released files on 4 November 2026, with the index’s size on disk checked before every run and a control printed and read in the same invocation: the phrase richard m berman returned 371 documents / 885 sheets, matching this project’s standing figure, and freshly generated tokens verified unused returned 0. An aim control was run as well, because a control that fires proves an instrument runs and not that it is pointed at the right thing: the same phrase in three casings returned 371 in all three, so no count here is an artefact of case.¹

The forms, and what each returns in documents: ehud olmert 69 · olmert, ehud 3, sharing no document at all with the first · prime minister olmert 7 · minister olmert 9 · mr olmert 1 · the bare surname olmert 115. The five name forms together reach 77 documents. This page was scoped on 76, a population built before two of those forms had been tested, and it states plainly that 76 is a floor, because the floor moved twice while this page was being written: minister olmert, a form no brief had tested, reached two documents the 76 does not contain, and olmen, a damaged spelling no brief had tested, reached two further printings of the address-book page that the bare surname itself does not reach. Counting the five name forms together with the damaged spellings, 79 documents refer to him and four of them lie outside the 76. Nothing on this page rests on any of the four, and all four were read. Counting the bare surname as well, his name occurs in 117 documents.¹

All 43 documents that the bare surname reaches outside the core union were read end to end. Forty-two of them refer to this man; one was refused and not assigned. Not one is an act of his, and not one records any dealing between him and Epstein. They are pages of a memoir, pages of the same book manuscript, pages of a reference work, press clippings, and two copies of a message in which his former party is named in passing. The surname turned up no relative and no second bearer of the name, which is unusual and is worth recording: a bare surname on this wiki routinely returns several different people, and this one does not.¹³

One document in the scoped population is not him. It is reached only by a damaged spelling, and the string that matches is machine-garbled characters inside a web address on a screenshot of a search results page. It is counted in the scope and excluded from every finding.¹

No count on this page rests on this project’s document-type labels, and the labels were tested rather than trusted. Counted by label, the population contains nine travel itineraries, two calendars, three financial invoices and three spreadsheets. Read, there are no itineraries, no invoices and no spreadsheets at all: those labels sit on press digests, on pages of a memoir and on pages of a reference work. The two calendars are two printings of one diary. The label is a measurement of a classifier, not of the world.¹

Five sheets were read at the page image and the readings on this page are taken from the native raster at the served file’s own 96 pixels per inch, never from an upsampled render. On two of them a printed production stamp was read as ink at the foot of the sheet, in a different numbering series from the identifier that addresses the document; the two series are not converted into one another and neither is used as an address. On the other three the foot of the sheet is blank paper, measured pixel by pixel against a control taken from the body of the same sheet, and no printed stamp is named for them.⁴⁵⁷⁸⁶

Related

• Ehud Barak, the other Israeli former Prime Minister in this release, whose file is large where this one is not
• Lesley Groff, who forwarded the invitation
• Richard Kahn, who sent the headline
• Terje Rød-Larsen, whose office circulated the press digests that make up most of this population
• Jeffrey Epstein, who received the invitation, the forward and the headline

Notes

Footnotes

1. Measured against the released files on 4 November 2026. The size of the index on disk was asserted against its recorded value before every run and matched; the return code of every query was read; no empty result was converted into a zero. Controls, printed and read in the same invocations as the counts: the phrase richard m berman returned 371 documents / 885 sheets, matching this project’s standing figure; the standing high-frequency control returned 567,982 documents / 752,295 sheets under the explicit suffix strip, which is the document key used throughout; and freshly generated tokens verified unused returned 0. Aim control: richard m berman, RICHARD M BERMAN and Richard M Berman each returned 371 documents and 885 sheets, so no figure here is an artefact of casing. A second aim control, run on the subject’s own name rather than on the firing control: ehud olmert scoped to the text of the sheets and the same phrase left unscoped both returned 76 sheets, a difference of zero, so no count here is inflated by matches against document identifiers rather than against document text. Forms and returns: ehud olmert 69 documents / 76 sheets · olmert, ehud 3 documents, sharing none with the first · prime minister olmert 7, of which 3 lie outside the union of the first two · minister olmert 9, of which 2 lie outside the union of the first four · mr olmert 1, none outside · the bare surname olmert 115. The five name forms together reach 77 documents. The population this page was scoped on is 76, and the two sets are not nested: the 76 contains one document no name form reaches, described below, and the five forms reach two the 76 does not, both further pages of the same memoir. Counting the five name forms together with the damaged spellings, 88 documents were searched and 79 refer to him. The bare surname reaches 115 documents on its own and turned up no second bearer of the name, so counting it as well his name occurs in 117 documents: those 115, plus the two further printings of the address-book page that lie outside the surname entirely. Returning nothing: e olmert, e. olmert, ehud olmer, premier olmert, former prime minister olmert, olmert of israel, pm olmert, mayor olmert, israeli pm olmert, olmert jerusalem, olmert prime minister, ehud olmert of israel, ehud olmert jr, olmert jr, aliza olmert, his excellency ehud olmert, mr ehud olmert, and the damaged spellings olrnert, olmcrt, olrnerl, olmerl, olmart, olmcrl, oimert, 0lmert, ulmert, almert, elmert, olmcn, olrnen, ehud olrnert, ehud olmcrt, ehud olmart, ehud ulmert, ehud olmerd, ehood olmert and aahud olmert. Returning something, and read: olmen 7 documents, of which two carry the same country-heading block as the address-book page and are further printings of it, and five are unrelated matches in damaged tables and one unrelated surname; olmed 1 and oimen 2, all three unrelated matches in damaged text. The two further address-book printings lie outside the bare surname entirely, so the bare surname is not an upper bound on this name and 76 is a floor. Hebrew forms could not be tested. Every Hebrew spelling of his name put to the index returned zero, and so did every common Hebrew word put to it but one; the index carries Hebrew so sparsely that a zero for a Hebrew spelling of his name is no result rather than an absence. The document key and the raw identifier were compared on this population and differ on no row, so they are one key written two ways and are counted as one route, not two. Sender field, and two different counts that must not be confused: this project’s index records a sender for 36 of the 76 documents this page is scoped on and for 44 of the 115 the bare surname reaches; in neither population is any of those senders him. Across the whole release it records no sender matching his name on any document, zero, against a control on the same field that returned 1,718. Of those senders, 32 of the 76 and 36 of the 115 name the same office, which is the structure the body describes; the two figures of 36 on this page are different counts over different populations and are not the same measurement. Act shape by this project’s own document-type label, over the 76: news clipping 30 · travel itinerary 9 · miscellaneous 10 · e-mail header 6 · research article 4 · image scan 3 · memorandum 3 · financial invoice 3 · spreadsheet 3 · calendar 2 · bank statement 1 · research report 1 · image 1. That is an estimate from a label and not a measurement of the documents, and on this population the label is wrong on every row this page relies on: the address book is labelled an image scan, the diary a calendar, and of the nine travel itineraries six are press digests and three are pages of books. Sorted by what the documents are, after reading all 76 and all 43 of the surname’s remaining documents, the partition in the body table is exhaustive and no document falls in two rows. Every count in this note was produced by a program reading the index directly, not by a shell pipeline, and no count was taken through a pipe. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶ ↩⁷ ↩⁸ ↩⁹ ↩¹⁰ ↩¹¹

2. What was searched for and not found, scoped to the search that was run. No document read for this page records: any communication of any kind between him and Jeffrey Epstein or anyone in Epstein’s circle; any meeting, call, flight, payment, investment, introduction or transaction involving him; his attendance at the dinner announced in the October 2013 invitation or at the event named in the diary; any reply to the November 2014 message; any statement by him about Epstein; or any act of his of any kind. Each of those is a statement about the material read for this page and about the forms listed in the scope note, and none is a claim about what the release holds. Unmeasured, and therefore not a negative: whether he appears in these files under a title or role phrase that never spells the name at all; whether a Hebrew spelling exists in sheets the index does not carry in Hebrew; what the refused deposition transcript records; and whether any printing of the documents read here only in the released text would read differently at the page image. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶ ↩⁷

3. Documents examined and refused, and not opened. One document in the population reached by the bare surname is a videotaped deposition transcript in litigation arising out of the Epstein matter. His name stands in the volume’s own back-of-volume word index with a small number of page-and-line references. The references were not followed, the transcript was not opened, and nothing whatever is taken from it. Refusal here is on the ground that a deposition in this litigation is complainant-adjacent material, and it is not a claim about what the document contains. It is recorded as examined and refused rather than passed over in silence, because what a page declines to read is part of how a reader should weigh it. A further document in the population was examined and is not cited. The ground is one of this project’s standing protection rules; stating it more precisely here would disclose more than the conclusion requires, so no identifier, copy, region or value is named for it and no comparison of any kind is reported. ↩ ↩² ↩³

4. A photograph of two facing pages of a card index, produced as part of a 33-sheet document. EFTA00183004, served sheet 10. Read at the page image. This document is in none of this project’s four local stores; the three-way test was run and a known-present identifier returned a regular file in the same run, so the test can say present. It was fetched read-only from the site’s own per-document path on 4 November 2026: HTTP 200, 3,014,461 bytes, a file beginning %PDF- of 33 pages, matching this project’s index at 33 rows, against a negative control fetched in the same call that returned HTTP 403 and 111 bytes. pdfimages -list reports the served file’s native resolution as 96 pixels per inch, and the reading is taken from the native raster at that resolution. From this sheet this page takes, at the image: the underlined heading ISRAEL; the printed entry Olmert, Ehud; and the underlined heading ITALY (I) below it. Nothing else on this sheet is reproduced, described, counted, located or named, and this page makes no statement about any other entry, any other card, or any mark anywhere on the sheet. The released text of this sheet is heavily damaged and renders the name with a full stop where the paper prints a comma; the paper governs and the released text’s form is not quoted anywhere on this page. The foot of the sheet was measured pixel by pixel against a control taken from the body of the same sheet and carries no printed Bates stamp: 17 pixels below mid-grey at a lightest value of 120, against 709 at 59 in the body control, and against 338 and 373 at a lightest value of 0 on the two sheets in this set that do carry one. A Bates-shaped string stands in this sheet’s released text; it is not ink on paper and it is not named here. Further printings of this address-book page exist in the release. None is cited, none was opened at the image, and no comparison between printings was made or is reported. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶ ↩⁷

5. An invitation sent to Jeffrey Epstein, one sheet. EFTA00381862. Read at the page image, fetched read-only from the site’s own per-document path on 4 November 2026 in the same call as the negative control recorded above: HTTP 200, 32,605 bytes, a file beginning %PDF- of 1 page, matching this project’s index at 1 row; native resolution 96 pixels per inch. From this sheet this page takes, at the image: the from field’s value, quoted only as far as its closing quotation mark, "On Behalf of Matthew Bronfman", the remainder of that line not being reproduced; the subject field’s value Matthew Bronfman is honored by AJC - The Hon. Ehud Olmert is Keynote Speaker; the date field’s value Fri, 04 Oct 2013 14:01:31 +0000; the salutation Dear Jeffrey,; and the two quoted paragraphs. Each field label stands in its own column on the sheet and is nowhere joined to its value on this page. The sheet sets the ordinal in November 20th as a superscript, which this page renders on the line; nothing else in the quotations is altered, and the doubled space before distinguished is the sheet’s own. The quotation of the first paragraph stops at NYC. and the quotation of the second at the event.; the sentence that follows them is not reproduced, and nothing from it is described or located. Producer’s marks fall on this sheet. Nothing under any of them is read, supplied or described, this page does not say what any of them covers, and no value of any kind is taken from this sheet other than the spans listed above. The released text of this sheet renders the honoree’s surname with an i for the m; the paper governs and the released text’s form is not quoted here. The foot of the sheet is blank paper, measured pixel by pixel against a control taken from the body of the same sheet: zero pixels below mid-grey at a lightest value of 255, against 6,876 at 0 in the body control. This sheet carries no printed Bates stamp and none is named. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶ ↩⁷

6. A printed engagement diary, 19 sheets as this project holds it. EFTA00577551, served sheet 2, which prints its own folio 2 at the head. Read at the page image, fetched read-only in the same call as the negative control recorded above: HTTP 200, 755,135 bytes, a file beginning %PDF- of 19 pages, matching this project’s index at 19 rows; native resolution 96 pixels per inch. From this sheet this page takes, at the image: the day-and-date label Thursday / 6 February; the time 19.00 standing in its own column; and the entry text quoted in the body, in which Lord Janner and Ehud Olmert are printed in bold. The time and the entry text stand in separate columns on the sheet and are not joined into a sentence here. The sheet’s date column prints weekdays and days of the month and no year at all, and no year is printed for the entry quoted here. This page derives none, and no year is stated or implied. The sheet does not say whose diary it is, and this page does not supply that from context or from any other document. The remaining entries on this sheet concern private individuals. None of them is reproduced, described, counted, named or located here, and nothing whatever is taken from them. The foot of the sheet is blank paper, measured pixel by pixel against a control taken from the body of the same sheet: zero pixels below mid-grey, against 1,896 in the body control. This sheet carries no printed Bates stamp and none is named. A second printing of this diary page stands in the release. It is not cited, it was not opened at the image, and no comparison between printings was made or is reported. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶

7. A forward of the message at ⁵ from Lesley Groff to Jeffrey Epstein, one sheet. EFTA01954918. Read at the page image, fetched read-only in the same call as the negative control recorded above: HTTP 200, 68,702 bytes, a file beginning %PDF- of 1 page, matching this project’s index at 1 row; native resolution 96 pixels per inch. From this sheet this page takes, at the image, the values of four fields and three whole lines: the from field’s value Lesley Groff; the sent field’s value Fri 10/4/2013 2:05:19 PM; the subject field’s value Fwd: Matthew Bronfman is honored by AJC - The Hon. Ehud Olmert is Keynote Speaker; the line Sent from my iPhone; the line Begin forwarded message:; and, in the quoted matter beneath, the inner date field’s value October 4, 2013, 10:01:31 AM EDT. The field labels stand apart from their values on the sheet and are nowhere joined to them on this page. Producer’s marks fall on this sheet; nothing under them is read, supplied or described, and this page does not say what any of them covers. No value of any kind is taken from this sheet other than the spans listed above. The equality of the two headers is arithmetic on two zoned values of one message and is stated as such: 14:01:31 +0000 and 10:01:31 AM EDT denote the same instant. No interval is derived anywhere on this page between that message and this forward, because Groff’s own Sent: line carries no zone and is written in a different form, and two timestamps in different forms are two different clocks. The foot of this sheet carries a printed production stamp read as ink at the image, EFTA_R1_00424606, in a different numbering series from the identifier that addresses the document. The two are not converted into one another and the stamp is not used as an address. Measured against a control taken from the body of the same sheet, the foot band returns 373 pixels below mid-grey at a lightest value of 0, where the blank foot bands in this set return zero. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵

8. A message from Richard Kahn to Jeffrey Epstein, one sheet. EFTA02596254. Read at the page image, fetched read-only from the site’s own per-document path on 4 November 2026, with a negative control fetched in the same call returning HTTP 403 and 111 bytes: HTTP 200, 21,558 bytes, a file beginning %PDF- of 1 page, matching this project’s index at 1 row; native resolution 96 pixels per inch. From this sheet this page takes, at the image, the values of four fields: the from field’s value Richard Kahn, quoted only as far as the end of the name, the remainder of that line not being reproduced; the sent field’s value Monday, November 24, 2014 9:26 PM; the to field’s value jeffrey E., with the lower-case forename as the sheet prints it; and the subject field’s value Olmert to be Questioned Over 'Barak Takes Bribes' Tape. The field labels stand apart from their values on the sheet and are nowhere joined to them on this page. The subject line is a news site’s own headline carried inside a message. This page uses it for one fact only, that the name reached this recipient on this date in this form. It does not state that he was questioned, that any tape exists, or that anything the headline asserts occurred; no instrument, filing or record of any such step was read for this page. No value of any kind is taken from this sheet other than the spans listed above. Producer’s marks fall on this sheet; nothing under them is read, supplied or described, and this page does not say what any of them covers. The released text of this sheet damages the web address; the paper governs and the released text’s form is not quoted here. The foot of this sheet carries a printed production stamp read as ink at the image, EFTA_R1_01781210, in a different numbering series from the identifier that addresses the document. The two are not converted into one another and the stamp is not used as an address. The foot band returns 338 pixels below mid-grey at a lightest value of 0, against 8,035 at 0 in a control taken from the body of the same sheet. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵

9. A book manuscript, 406 sheets as this project holds it, whose first sheet prints a table of contents and the lines TOTAL WORD COUNT 191,694 and TOTAL PAGES 401. EFTA01090973, served sheet 370. Released text only; no sheet of this document was read at the page image, and no quotation is taken from it. Exactly one of its 406 sheets names him, measured over every sheet of the document in one invocation. This page takes from that sheet only the substance of the anecdote, in this page’s own words: that Olmert, described there as the mayor of Jerusalem, recognises the narrator outside a hotel and drives him to an appointment. This page does not name the manuscript’s author. The first sheet’s table of contents does not print one, and attributing it would be an inference this page has not established from the document. ↩