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Held notifications.Held justice.
On December 7, 2007, a prosecutor asked to send prepared victim-notification letters. Two minutes 23 seconds later, Jeffrey Sloman replied “Hold the letter”; the public record still does not identify who he consulted.
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Victim notification letters (2007)Native Dec. 7 email acquired; consultation identity still unresolved
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- Who did Sloman consult before issuing the December 7 hold?
- Did SDNY later open the 2023 Black referral after June 12?
- Can the two 4chan poster identities be resolved from provider returns without conflating them?
- Were the prepared victim-notification letters later sent, and when?
- What did Main Justice know in real time about the notification delay?
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