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FYI: state authorities in New Mexico are moving forward with their own plans with respect to the Epstein property. Yesterday the state land commissioner revoked leases held by Cypress Inc. https://www.abqjournal.com/1362185/land-commissioner-voids-epsteins-nm-grazing-leases.html The linked news coverage quotes the New Mexico Attorney General as saying that he is conducting a criminal investigation at the state level "in coordination with" the SDNY. Here are a few sentences from late in the article: The [State] Attorney General's Office is investigating whether crimes took place on Zorro Ranch. [State Land Commissioner Stephanie] Garcia Richard said Wednesday her office had notified [State] Attorney General Hector Balderas to provide notice if any criminal activity was found to have occurred on the trust land leased by

Epstein "because we were looking for a reason to cancel these leases and criminal activity would have given us the perfect reason." Balderas did issue a statement saying he was pleased Garcia Richard was "taking back lands that should be managed to best serve the State and for the benefit of New Mexico school children." Public schools are one beneficiary of state trust land revenue. Balderas added: "We continue to investigate this matter at the state level in coordination with U.S. Attorney's Office for the Southern District of New York." raua ana ruouc corruption secuon U.S. Attorney's Office — District of New Mexico

this afternoon or early next week? If today works for you, I am available any time after 1:30 MT/ 3:30 ET today. It is nothing urgent. Thanks,