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Matthew Topic
Joshua Burday
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Re: Request Number: EOUSA-2020-001548

Date of Receipt: February 11, 2020
Subject of Request: Documents Regarding Roger Stone/ USAO-District of Columbia
Case 1:20-cv-00540, 1st Interim
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From: DCD [email protected]
To: DCD [email protected]
Bcc: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD)
Subject: Activity in Case 1:19-cr-00018-ABJ USA v. STONE Letter(s) in Support of Sentencing
Date: Tuesday, February 11, 2020 2:34:55 PM
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U.S. District Court
District of Columbia
Notice of Electronic Filing
The following transaction was entered on 2/11/2020 at 2:34 PM EDT and filed on 2/10/2020
Case Name: USA v. STONE
Case Number: 1:19-cr-00018-ABJ
Filer: Dft No. 1 - ROGER JASON STONE, JR
Document Number: 281
Docket Text:
LETTER IN SUPPORT OF SENTENCING as to ROGER JASON STONE, JR.
"Leave to file GRANTED" by Judge Amy B. Jackson on 2/10/2020. (zed, )
1:19-cr-00018-ABJ-1 Notice has been electronically mailed to:
L. Peter Farkas b6 per EOUSA
Marc Erik Elias [email protected]

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Uzoma Nkwonta
Jonathan Ian Kravis b6 per EOUSA , [email protected],

[email protected], [email protected],
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Michael John Marando b6 per EOUSA

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[email protected], [email protected],
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Aaron Simcha Jon Zelinsky b6 per EOUSA

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Robert C Buschel
Grant J. Smith
Adam C. Jed b6 per EOUSA

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From: DCD [email protected]
To: DCD [email protected]
Subject: Activity in Case 1:19-cr-00018-ABJ USA v. STONE Notice of Attorney Appearance - USA
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The following transaction was entered by Crabb, John on 2/11/2020 at 4:37 PM EDT and filed
on 2/11/2020
Filer: USA
Docket Text:
NOTICE OF ATTORNEY APPEARANCE John Crabb, Jr appearing for USA.
(Crabb, John)
1:19-cr-00018-ABJ-1 Notice has been electronically mailed to:
Aaron Simcha Jon Zelinsky b6 per EOUSA
Adam C. Jed b6 per EOUSA

b6 per EOUSA
Bruce S. Rogow
Grant J. Smith
John Crabb , Jr b6 per EOUSA

[email protected], [email protected], [email protected]
b6 per EOUSA
L. Peter Farkas
Marc Erik Elias [email protected]

[email protected]
b6 per EOUSA
Robert C Buschel
Tara A. Campion
Uzoma Nkwonta

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From: Marando, Michael (USADC)
To: Kravis, Jonathan (USADC); Jed, Adam (USADC); Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD)
Subject: Can you let me know if this is OK?
Date: Monday, February 10, 2020 3:25:11 PM
Attachments: Joint Submission re Redactions.docx
Joint Proposed Submission re redacted documents

Michael J. Marando
Assistant United States Attorney
Fraud and Public Corruption Section
U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia
555 4th Street NW, Room 5241
Washington, D.C. 20530
202-252-7068

From: John Kruzel
Subject: Could you add me to distro list for Stone filings?
Date: Monday, February 10, 2020 9:40:51 AM
Good Morning,
I'm covering the Roger Stone proceedings.
Could you please add me to any distribution lists related to court filings or statements
regarding this matter?
Thanks,
John
--
John Kruzel
Legal Affairs Reporter
The Hill
b6 per EOUSA
@johnkruzel
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From: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD)
To: Murphy, Marcia (USAMD); Drumm, Bailey (USAMD)
Subject: FW: 44.5

From: Heath, Brad (Reuters) <[email protected]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2020 3:06 PM
To: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA >
Subject: 44.5

Hi Aaron – Just saw the notice of withdraw in Stone. I know there are restrictions, but are you able
to say whether that was your decision?

Brad Heath
Reuters
202 527-9709
brad [email protected]

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To: Murphy, Marcia (USAMD); Drumm, Bailey (USAMD)
Subject: FW: CNBC Inquiry, Roger Stone
I’m just going to forward these to you. THanks! Sorry!

From: Breuninger, Kevin (NBCUniversal) <[email protected]>
To: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA v>
Subject: CNBC Inquiry, Roger Stone

Hello Aaron,

This is Kevin Breuninger from CNBC.

I just saw on Roger Stone’s docket that you have withdrawn from that case and “resigned effectively
immediately.” If you have a statement regarding your resignation, please send it as soon as possible.
Email or call b6 per EOUSA as soon as possible.

Best,
Kevin Breuninger
CNBC
To: Drumm, Bailey (USAMD); Murphy, Marcia (USAMD)
Subject: FW: Hi can you chat with me about this or give a comment?

From: John Kruzel <[email protected]>
To: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA
Subject: Hi can you chat with me about this or give a comment?
re: your motion to withdraw from Stone?
Thanks Aaaron
John
--
John Kruzel
The Hill
b6 per EOUSA
@johnkruzel
From: Murphy, Marcia (USAMD)
To: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD)
Subject: FW: Interview request from CNN’s Chris Cuomo
Aaron,
I have responded to all the inquiries you forwarded with something similar to the below statement. I tried to
make it clear that I was responding on your behalf, so they wouldn't think the office was preventing you from
making a statement. If you get any more, I will be happy to respond. Have a good evening. Hope you get some
rest! Marcy
-----Original Message-----
From: Murphy, Marcia (USAMD)
To: [email protected]
Subject: FW: Interview request from CNN’s Chris Cuomo
Ms. Geerlings,
Aaron Zelinsky forwarded your inquiry to me. He asked me to pass along that he will not be making any
statement beyond the Stone filing. Thanks!
Marcy Murphy
U.S. Attorney’s Office
District of Maryland
410-209-4854
-----Original Message-----
From: Geerlings, Dylan Rose <[email protected]>
To: Geerlings, Dylan Rose <[email protected]>
Subject: Interview request from CNN’s Chris Cuomo
Mr. Zelinsky,
My name is Dylan Rose and I am a producer with Chris Cuomo on CNN. Reaching out to see if you might be
interested in joining Chris for an interview. Given his legal background and steadfast commitment to measured and
fact based coverage of this story Chris would be a natural fit.
Is this something you might consider? It would be an honor to have you and no anchor is better positioned to handle
this story than Chris.
Please let me know. Happy to discuss with you on the phone or to connect you off the record with Chris.
Best,
Dylan Rose Geerlings

CUOMO PRIME TIME
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Subject: FW: Urgent questions --Stone case

From: Polantz, Katelyn <[email protected]>
Subject: Urgent questions --Stone case

Hi Aaron,
We saw your resignation from the Stone case and are reporting on DOJ’s intended plan to change
the recommended sentence for Roger Stone. We’re trying to understand more about why this is
happening/what’s going on between the DC USAO and Main. Can you explain why you withdrew at
this time?
I’m on my cell phone at b6 per EOUSA if you have a moment. I also use Signal.

Thank you,
Katelyn

--
Katelyn Polantz
Reporter – Justice/courts
CNN
Cell: b6 per EOUSA
[email protected]

To: Jed, Adam (USADC); Kravis, Jonathan (USADC); Marando, Michael (USADC)
Subject: Fwd: Activity in Case 1:19-cr-00018-ABJ USA v. STONE Sentencing Memorandum
b5, b6 per EOUSA
Sent from my iPhone
Begin forwarded message:
From: [email protected]
Date: February 10, 2020 at 10:55:14 PM EST
To: [email protected]
Subject: Activity in Case 1:19-cr-00018-ABJ USA v. STONE Sentencing
Memorandum
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The following transaction was entered by Buschel, Robert on 2/10/2020 at 10:55

PM EDT and filed on 2/10/2020
Filer: Dft No. 1 - ROGER JASON STONE, JR
Docket Text:
SENTENCING MEMORANDUM by ROGER JASON STONE, JR
(Attachments: # (1) Exhibit Letters of support)(Buschel, Robert)
Subject: Fwd: CBS News Request
Sent from my iPhone
From: "Hymes, Clare E." <[email protected]>

To: "b6 per EOUSA " <b6 per EOUSA >
Subject: CBS News Request
Hi Mr. Zelinsky,
My name is Clare Hymes and I cover the Department of Justice for CBS News. I was
hoping to see if you would be willing to discuss your departure from the Roger Stone
case today and the nature around the department’s intervention. I’d be happy to talk
to you on or off the record, even an on camera interview if you are up for it. Give me a
call, text or signal at your convenience.

Respectfully,
Clare Hymes
CBS News
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o.202-457-4449
Subject: Fwd: CNN / Situation Room: Aaron Zelinksy
Attachments: image001.png
Thanks!
Sent from my iPhone
From: "Giaimo, Melissa" <[email protected]>

To: "b6 per EOUSA " <b6 per EOUSA >
Subject: CNN / Situation Room: Aaron Zelinksy
Dear Mr. Zelinsky,

On behalf of Wolf Blitzer, I’d like to invite you to join him on his program, The Situation
Room, to discuss Rojer Stone sentencing and why you’ve decided to resign from the
special assignment.

I understand that it’s unlikely that you can grant an interview as long as you are with
DOJ. Please keep this opportunity in mind, should matters change in the future.
Wolf values real-news and is a straight-forward, thoughtful interview. This is a
complicated story and you would be welcome to present the facts of the case in your
own words.

I am based in Washington and would be happy to meet in person or speak by phone
off-the-record. My direct contact is below.

Thank you in advance for any guidance you can offer. I realize you are likely inundated
with press inquiries!

Kind Regards,
Melissa

MELISSA GIAIMO
Senior Editorial Producer “The Situation Room with Wolf Blitzer”
b6 per EOUSA cell
+1-202-351-4406 work
[email protected]

To: Marando, Michael (USADC)
Subject: Fwd: Erik Prince
FYI, I don’t plan to respond.
Sent from my iPhone
From: "Matthew L. Schwartz" <b6 per EOUSA

To: "Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD)" <b6 per EOUSA
Subject: Erik Prince
Aaron –

I hope all is well. I couldn’t help but notice the article just published in the Wall Street
Journal, which suggests that the Department is on the verge of charging Mr. Prince.
What’s going on?

-mls

Matthew L. Schwartz
BOIES SCHILLER FLEXNER LLP
b6 per EOUSA
Direct)
Mobile)

DOJ Nears Decision on Whether to Charge Blackwater Founder Erik Prince
Wall Street Journal
February 11, 2020
By Aruna Viswanatha and Julie Bykowicz

Prince could face charges stemming from his testimony to Congress about Seychelles
meeting with Putin adviser and potential arms-trafficking violations

The Justice Department is in the late stages of deciding whether to charge businessman
and Trump ally Erik Prince in an investigation into whether he lied to Congress in its
Russia probe and violated U.S. export laws in his business dealings overseas, according
to people familiar with the matter.

The investigation gathered steam in recent months with the cooperation of several
witnesses, the people said. Potential charges against Mr. Prince, the founder of the
defense contractor formerly known as Blackwater, include making false statements to
Congress and violating the International Traffic in Arms Regulations, the people said.

Investigators have been examining Mr. Prince’s 2017 testimony to Congress about his
meeting with an adviser to Russia President Vladimir Putin, the people said. The
episode was the subject of a criminal referral last April by the House Intelligence
Committee, after special counsel Robert Mueller’s 2019 report appeared to contradict
Mr. Prince’s testimony and described a different motivation for the trip than Mr. Prince
had described to Congress.

The Justice Department told the committee in a Feb. 4 letter it would “refer” the
request for an investigation “to the proper investigative agency”—though it was
already looking at the matter, the people said.

The inquiry is also looking at Mr. Prince’s attempts to supply aircraft outfitted with
weaponry to other countries. He made a pitch to the United Arab Emirates for such a
contract in 2017, according to people familiar with the matter. It couldn't be
determined whether the pitch was successful.

A representative from the U.A.E. embassy in Washington didn’t respond to a request
for comment. The FBI is examining whether Mr. Prince obtained the appropriate export
licenses in that business, the people said.

An attorney for Mr. Prince, Matthew Schwartz, said: “There is nothing new here,”
adding that Mr. Prince had “cooperated completely” in Mr. Mueller’s investigation.
“Erik Prince’s House testimony has been public for more than a year,” Mr. Schwartz
added.

After Mr. Trump’s 2016 election, Mr. Prince met in the Seychelles with Kirill Dmitriev,
who runs Russia’s sovereign-wealth fund and has described himself as a close adviser
to Mr. Putin.

Speaking to lawmakers in November 2017, Mr. Prince described the meeting as a brief,
unplanned encounter at a hotel bar while he was in the Indian Ocean archipelago on
other business.

Mr. Prince said then that he went to the Seychelles to meet with potential customers
from the U.A.E. “After the meeting, they mentioned a guy I should meet who was also
in town to see them, a Kirill Dmitriev from Russia, who ran some sort of hedge fund,”
Mr. Prince said at the time.

But Mr. Mueller’s team in its report described the episode unfolding differently.

A Lebanese-American businessman, George Nader, who pleaded guilty in Virginia
federal court in January to charges including possessing child pornography, approached
Mr. Prince about Mr. Dimitriev in early January 2017 and said the Russians were
“looking to build a link with the incoming Trump Administration,” the report said.

Mr. Nader suggested that, in light of Mr. Prince’s relationship with transition team
officials, the two could meet, the report said. Mr. Prince didn’t have a formal role with
the Trump campaign but talked to campaign chairman Steve Bannon and sent him
unsolicited policy papers, according to his congressional testimony.

Mr. Prince is the brother of Education Secretary Betsy Devos.

Mr. Nader also faces a separate, unresolved federal criminal case that accuses him of
conspiring to provide more than $3.5 million in illegal campaign contributions to
political entities supporting Hillary Clinton during the 2016 election. He has pleaded not
guilty in that case.

Mr. Prince has a long history in the Middle East and did business with the United Arab
Emirates before 2011, which he described in his congressional testimony as consulting
on “how to make the country safer.”

One of Mr. Prince’s previous companies, Academi LLC, previously called Blackwater
Worldwide, entered into a deferred prosecution agreement in 2012 to resolve criminal
charges that it violated export laws by not obtaining appropriate licenses for services
that included providing ammunition and body armor to Iraq and Afghanistan as well as
military training to Canada. The firm had also submitted a proposal to provide security
services to Sudan for which it didn’t get an export license, which was required in part
because the proposal included technical data related to the intended work.

The company was renamed after Blackwater security guards were involved in a 2007
shooting in Baghdad that resulted in the death of more than a dozen unarmed Iraqi
civilians. One of the guards, Nicholas Slatten, was sentenced to life in prison last year
after he was convicted of murdering the driver of a stopped car.

Mr. Prince has faced questions before about his work brokering the sale of aircraft
outfitted with military capabilities. In 2015, the law firm King & Spalding conducted an
investigation for security firm Frontier Services Group, where Mr. Prince was chairman
of the board, and prepared a report, which was reviewed by The Wall Street Journal. It
found Mr. Prince might have tried to broker such a sale without the appropriate
license.

Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Christopher Wray supervised the team of
attorneys that made the finding, which was first reported by news website The
Intercept in 2018.

—Dion Nissenbaum and Siobhan Hughes contributed to this article.

Write to Aruna Viswanatha at [email protected] and Julie Bykowicz at
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“The Department finds seven to nine years extreme, excessive and
grossly disproportionate," the source said, adding the DOJ will clarify
its position on sentencing later today

https://twitter.com/JakeBGibson/status/1227271189346816000?s=20

Can you confirm / comment?

--
John Kruzel
The Hill
b6 per EOUSA
@johnkruzel

--
John Kruzel
The Hill
b6 per EOUSA
@johnkruzel
From: Kravis, Jonathan (USADC)
To: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD); Jed, Adam (USADC); Marando, Michael (USADC)
Subject: Fwd: memo
Attachments: b5 per EOUSA
ATT00001.htm
Sent from my iPhone
From: "Cooney, Joseph (USADC)" b6 per EOUSA

To: "Kravis, Jonathan (USADC)" b6 per EOUSA
Subject: memo

J.P. Cooney
Chief
Fraud & Public Corruption Section
555 Fourth Street, NW (Fifth Floor)
Washington, D.C. 20001
Office: 202-252-7281
Cell: b6 per EOUSA

From: Wise, Leo (USAMD)
Subject: (b) (5)

Attachments: b5 per EOUSA
Attached is a rough redlined draft. Also attached is the case b5 per EOUSA
b5 per EOUSA
b5 per EOUSA is also attached.

Leo J. Wise
United States Attorney’s Office for the District of Maryland
36 South Charles Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
(410) 209-4909 (desk)
b6 per EOUSA (cell)

From: White, Neil (USAMD)
Cc: Nichols, Roann (USAMD)
Subject: FW: Urgent Request
Attachments: Zelinsky Withdrawal Motion Draft February 11.pdf
b5 per EOUSA

Jon briefed me about this earlier today. I tried calling you and I am happy to chat this afternoon. I
can be reached at b6 per
EOUSA

Neil

From: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA >
To: White, Neil (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA >; Sippel, John (USAMD) b6 per EOUSA
Subject: Urgent Request

Dear Neil and John,

Sorry to bug you with an urgent request.

Quick background:
b5 per EOUSA
Thanks,
Aaron
From: Aaron Zelinsky
Attachments: Zelinsky Withdrawal Motion Draft 2.docx
--
Aaron Zelinsky
b6 per EOUSA
of President Trump, after senior Justice Department officials intervened to
recommend a more lenient sentence for Mr. Stone, who was convicted of
impeding investigators in a bid to protect the president.

The highly unusual move prompted one of the government’s key
prosecutors to resign altogether. It came after federal prosecutors in

Washington asked a judge late Monday to sentence Mr. Stone to seven to
nine years in prison for trying to sabotage a congressional investigation that
threatened Mr. Trump and the president criticized their recommendation
on Twitter as “horrible and very unfair.”
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From: John Kruzel b6 per EOUSA

Subject: Hi — can you confirm /comment on this development
re: Roger Stone's recommended sentence?
Seeing this from a Fox News producer: The DOJ is changing its
sentencing recommendation for Roger Stone, according to a Senior
DOJ official.
“The Department finds seven to nine years extreme, excessive and

grossly disproportionate," the source said, adding the DOJ will clarify
its position on sentencing later today
https://twitter.com/JakeBGibson/status/1227271189346816000?s=20
Can you confirm / comment?
--
John Kruzel
The Hill
b6 per EOUSA
@johnkruzel
--
John Kruzel
The Hill
b6 per EOUSA
@johnkruzel
To: Metcalf, David (USADC)
Subject: RE: I"m back in my office
b6 per EOUSA

What would you like to discuss? I am a bit busy because of Stone sentencing memo (as I’m sure
you’re aware) and I b6 per EOUSA

From: Metcalf, David (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA
Sent: Monday, February 10, 2020 2:06 PM
Subject: I'm back in my office

If you actually want to talk, let me know. b6 per EOUSA

David Metcalf
b6 per EOUSA

To: Stuart Sears
Subject: Re: Panel Discussion on April 2, 2020 at the Cosmos Club, Washington DC
Hi Stuart,
b5 per EOUSA
Thanks for the kind invitation.
Be well,
Aaron
Sent from my iPhone

b6 per EOUSA
On Feb 3, 2020, at 2:32 PM, Stuart Sears wrote:
Aaron,

b6 per EOUSA

Stuart

Stuart A. Sears
SCHERTLER & ONORATO, LLP
b6 per EOUSA

From: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD) b6 per EOUSA
To: Stuart Sears b6 per EOUSA
Subject: RE: Panel Discussion on April 2, 2020 at the Cosmos Club, Washington DC

Hi Stuart,

No problem. b5 per EOUSA

Best,
Aaron

From: Stuart Sears <b6 per EOUSA
Subject: RE: Panel Discussion on April 2, 2020 at the Cosmos Club, Washington DC
From: Budlow, Paul (USAMD)
Subject: RE: Presentation Skills for Training and Trial, March 31 - April 2
Thanks.

Paul E. Budlow | Assistant U.S. Attorney |District of Maryland (Northern Division) |36 South Charles Street, 4th Floor | Baltimore, Maryland 21201
410-209-4800 (main office) | b6 per
EOUSA (direct) | 410-962-3091 (Fax)

From: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD) b6 per EOUSA >
Sent: Friday, February 7, 2020 11:06 AM
To: Budlow, Paul (USAMD) b6 per EOUSA
b6 per EOUSA

From: Budlow, Paul (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA
To: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD) b6 per EOUSA

The DC course is here:

Liberty Square Building, Room 7222 (450 5th Street NW, Washington, DC 20530

Paul E. Budlow | Assistant U.S. Attorney |District of Maryland (Northern Division) |36 South Charles Street, 4th Floor | Baltimore, Maryland 21201
410-209-4800 (main office) | b6 per EOUSA ) | 410-962-3091 (Fax)

From: b6 per EOUSA (USANAC) [Contractor] b6 per EOUSA
To: Duncan, Elizabeth N. (TAX) b6 per EOUSA ; Brown, Jacqueline (ENRD)
b6 per EOUSA
>; Eaton, Shana (NSD) b6 per EOUSA ; Hayes, Kelly (USAMD)
< b6 per EOUSA
; Funsten, Allegra (NSD) < b6 per EOUSA
; Daly, Michael (NSD)
b6 per EOUSA
(USAEO) [Contractor] b6 per EOUSA
>; Kent,
Rodney (NSD) < b6 per EOUSA
>; Snead, Jacqueline Coleman (CIV) b6 per EOUSA
Deeley, Hunter (NSD) b6 per EOUSA >; Harrison, Natalie G. (ENRD)

b6 per EOUSA
>; Lott, Melissa K. (CIV) b6 per EOUSA ; Melada, Natalie
(ATR) b6 per EOUSA
>; Bailey, Gregory P. (TAX)
< b6 per EOUSA
; Connolly, Kathleen A. (CIV) <b6 per EOUSA ;
Heminger, Justin (ENRD) <b6 per EOUSA ; Becer, Christine M. (CIV)
<b6 per EOUSA ; Zilioli, Erica (ENRD) <b6 per EOUSA Knudsen, Helen (ATR)
To: Kravis, Jonathan (USADC)
Subject: RE: Send me your notice?
Attachments: Zelinsky Withdrawal Motion Draft February 11.docx

From: Kravis, Jonathan (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA
Subject: Send me your notice?

Jonathan Kravis
Deputy Chief, Fraud and Public Corruption Section
202-252-6886

Subject: RE: Send me your notice?
Attachments: Zelinsky Withdrawal Motion Draft February 11.docx
b5 per EOUSA
JP approved this yesterday. If you see any typos, let me know!

From: Kravis, Jonathan (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA
Subject: Send me your notice?

Jonathan Kravis
202-252-6886

Subject: Re: Stone sentencing memo
Never mind. Looks like thirteen in all news stories.
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 10, 2020, at 4:22 PM, Kravis, Jonathan (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA > wrote:
Final draft attached. Let me know when we have the ok to file.

Thanks,
Jonathan

Jonathan Kravis
202-252-6886

<stone sentencing memo 2-10-20.docx>

Subject: Re: Stone sentencing memo
This says b6 per

EOUSA
got thirteen months. I thought it was 14?
Sent from my iPhone
On Feb 10, 2020, at 4:22 PM, Kravis, Jonathan (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA > wrote:

Thanks,
Jonathan

Jonathan Kravis
202-252-6886

<stone sentencing memo 2-10-20.docx>

Subject: Re: U.S. v. Roger Stone, 19-cr-18 (ABJ)
Thanks for doing this.
Sent from my iPhone
> On Feb 10, 2020, at 4:22 PM, Marando, Michael (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA > wrote:
>
> Counsel, the attached documents were filed with the Court under seal today.
>
> -Michael
>
> [cid:[email protected]]
>
> Michael J. Marando
> Assistant United States Attorney
> Fraud and Public Corruption Section
> U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Columbia
> 555 4th Street NW, Room 5241
> Washington, D.C. 20530
> 202-252-7068
>
> <19-18SealedAttachmentA AZ redactions.pdf>
> <19-18SealedAttachmentA AZ redactions_Redacted.pdf>
> <19-18SealedOrder_Proposed AZ Redactions.pdf>
> <19-18SealedOrder_Proposed AZ Redactions_Redacted.pdf>
> <Joint Submission re Redactions.pdf>
> <image001.png>
To: White, Neil (USAMD)
Subject: RE: Urgent Request
Just tried you again. Thanks,

Aaron

From: White, Neil (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA
Cc: Nichols, Roann (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA

b5 per EOUSA

can be reached at b6 per
EOUSA

Neil

From: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA
To: White, Neil (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA ; Sippel, John (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA

Dear Neil and John,


Quick background:

b5 per EOUSA
b5 per EOUSA

Thanks,
Aaron
To: White, Neil (USAMD)
Subject: RE: Urgent Request
Neil – on phone with DC now. Will call in a moment.

From: White, Neil (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA >
Cc: Nichols, Roann (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA >

b5 per EOUSA

can be reached at b6 per .
EOUSA

Neil

To: White, Neil (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA ; Sippel, John (USAMD) <b6 per EOUSA

Dear Neil and John,


Quick background:

b5 per EOUSA
b5 per EOUSA
Thanks,
Aaron
Best,
Aaron

From: Cooney, Joseph (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA >
Cc: Kravis, Jonathan (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA ; Marando, Michael
(USADC) < b6 per EOUSA ; Jed, Adam (USADC)
< b6 per EOUSA
Subject: RE: Withdrawal

I am not approving of you withdrawing from this case right now.

To: Cooney, Joseph (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA
Cc: Kravis, Jonathan (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA ; Marando, Michael
(USADC) <b6 per EOUSA ; Jed, Adam (USADC)
<b6 per EOUSA
Subject: Withdrawal

Dear JP,

Pursuant to our conversation yesterday and your approval of this filing
yesterday, I am now filing the attached withdrawal from the Stone case
and resigning as a SAUSA in DC.

Best,
Aaron

From: Kravis, Jonathan (USADC)
To: Cooney, Joseph (USADC); Crabb, John D. (USADC); Evangelista, Alessio (USADC)
Cc: Jed, Adam (USADC); Marando, Michael (USADC); Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD)
Subject: Stone sentencing memo
Attachments: stone sentencing memo 2-10-20.docx

Thanks,
Jonathan

Jonathan Kravis
202-252-6886

From: Jed, Adam (USADC)
To: Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD); Kravis, Jonathan (USADC); Marando, Michael (USADC)
Subject: Stone’s sentencing memo
b5 per EOUSA
Sent from my iPhone

From: Marando Michael (USADC)
To: Robert Buschel; Grant Sm th; Bruce Rogow; Tara Campion
Cc: Krav s Jonathan (USADC); Zel nsky Aaron (USAMD); Jed Adam (USADC)
Subject: U.S. v. Roger Stone 19-cr-18 (ABJ)
Date: Monday February 10 2020 4:22:08 PM
19-18SealedAttachmentA AZ redactions.pdf
19-18SealedAttachmentA AZ redactions_Redacted.pdf
19-18SealedOrder_Proposed AZ Redactions pdf
19-18SealedOrder_Proposed AZ Redactions_Redacted.pdf
Joint Submiss on re Redactions.pdf
Counsel the attached documents were filed with the Court under seal today.

-Michael

Michael J. Marando
Fraud and Public Corruption Section
U.S. Attorney s Office for the District of Columbia
555 4th Street NW Room 5241
Washington D.C. 20530
202-252-7068

From: Steven Brill
To: Jed, Adam (USADC); Kravis, Jonathan (USADC); Marando, Michael (USADC); Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD)
Cc: Rachel Brill b6 per EOUSA
Subject: USA v. Roger Stone
image002.png
Dear Assistant US Attorneys –

I am a criminal defense attorney who has been practicing over 25 years in New York City. The bulk
of my practice is located in the SDNY and EDNY. Like me, you are on the front lines of the criminal
justice system and play an integral part in how the system operates and in maintaining the integrity
and respect it requires. I am writing to you as a colleague and as a fellow citizen.

The chain of events surrounding the government’s position regarding Roger Stone’s sentencing
presents an appearance of such impropriety that has shaken me to my core. If news reports are
true, the government submitted a memorandum to the Court recommending that the Court
sentence Mr. Stone to 87-108 months – which may be a guideline sentence. Then, hours after the
President tweeted his displeasure with that position, the DOJ announced it would withdraw that
sentencing recommendation as "extreme, excessive, and grossly disproportionate."

This appearance of blatant interference by the President cannot be starker. It is hard to view this
chain of events as anything other than a corrupt President imposing his own personal and political
whims on DOJ’s sentencing position when it comes to Mr. Stone. With this dramatic shift in position,
you have sent a message that the DOJ is not only corruptible, but that the rule of law is only as
strong as the desires of the White House.

As a lawyer, I deeply fear the perilous effect that these statements and actions have on the rule of
law – a profession to which I dedicated my professional life. As a citizen, I fear for the direction of
my Country that I love dearly.
However, you still have great power. You can thwart this downward and dangerous spiral. You can
stand in the way of improper interference from the White House. You can speak out against
improper internal pressure forcing you to do what you know may not legally or morally right.
I beg you to do so for the sake of our profession, our rule of law, and our Country.

Thank you for reading.

Steven Brill, Partner

115 Broadway, Suite 1704
New York, New York 10006
P: 212-566-1000 | Direct Dial: b6 per EOUSA
www.sbcriminallawyers.com
www.sullivanbrillfirm.com

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To: Jed, Adam (USADC); Kravis, Jonathan (USADC)
Subject: Withdrawal
Attachments: Zelinsky Withdrawal Motion Draft 2.docx
ATT00001.htm
A much slimmer version - let me know what you think.
Aaron
Sent from my iPhone
From: Aaron Zelinsky <b6 per EOUSA

Date: February 10, 2020 at 7:46:58 AM EST
To: "Zelinsky, Aaron (USAMD)" <b6 per EOUSA
--
Aaron Zelinsky
b6 per EOUSA
Subject: Zelinsky Withdrawal Motion Draft Final.docx
Attachments: Zelinsky Withdrawal Motion Draft Final.docx

[email protected]
Robert C Buschel b6 per EOUSA [email protected]
Tara A. Campion b6 per EOUSA
Uzoma Nkwonta b6 per EOUSA

[497a027c1329258b486b197ee55efdbbcaf5c2b35a7cb5eceaa62d3e39f406d2b56e
bc17bdfe3321af88377762b9e5067130e43746479973213c26f0fd8e5b8d]]
To: Cooney, Joseph (USADC)
Cc: Kravis, Jonathan (USADC); Marando, Michael (USADC); Jed, Adam (USADC)
Subject: Withdrawal
Attachments: Zelinsky Withdrawal Final Signed FINAL.pdf
Dear JP,

Pursuant to our conversation yesterday and your approval of this filing yesterday, I am now filing the
attached withdrawal from the Stone case and resigning as a SAUSA in DC.

Best,
Aaron

To: Kravis, Jonathan (USADC); Marando, Michael (USADC); Jed, Adam (USADC)
Subject: FW: Corrupt Whores >> Jonathan Kravis+Michael Marando+Timothy Shea+Adam Jed+Aaron Zelinsky << Are
Pure FuckingEvil
I’ll draft a response. Good news- we know the U.S. Attorney won’t get this threat because he doesn’t
use email.
Aaron

From: b6 per EOUSA
Sent: Tuesday, February 11, 2020 9:14 AM
To: b6 per EOUSA Marando, Michael (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA >; Shea,
Timothy (OAG) b6 per EOUSA v>; Jed, Adam (USADC) <b6 per EOUSA >; Zelinsky, Aaron
(USAMD) < b6 per EOUSA >
Subject: Corrupt Whores >> Jonathan Kravis+Michael Marando+Timothy Shea+Adam Jed+Aaron
Zelinsky << Are Pure FuckingEvil
Timothy,
7 to 9 years for Rodger Stone?
The entire country knows this is partisan non-sense yet you heartless evil cunts
continue.
FUCK YOU & YOUR FAMILIES.
Do you whores ever ask yourselves: Am I making the world a better place? The
answer is you are making it much worse.
When did each of you lose all moral grounding to become cold-heartless whores?
All of you "attorneys" are nothing more than COCKROACHES.
Stage 4 cancer is what you and your families deserve.
b6 per
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I’m just going to forward these to you. THanks! Sorry!

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Dear Mr. Zelinsky,