mirror-epstein-docs/results/IMAGES004/DOJ-OGR-00009511.json

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  "full_text": "Case 1:09-cr-00581-WHP Document 604 Filed 03/16/13 Page 6 of 14\n\nZUCKERMAN SPAEDER LLP\n\nThe Honorable William H. Pauley, III\nMarch 7, 2013\nPage 6\nmeal or helping a younger sibling . . . do [his] homework\"); letter of Thomas E. Carnaghi (David \"is truly a model father [who] sets the bar high for his boys\").3\nFor the past 15 years, David has devoted much of his free time to coaching youth\nsports teams in his community. In his letter to the Court, Phil Allen describes the depth of\nDavid's commitment:\nIn our town's Little League Baseball organization, David has held\nevery volunteer position from an assistant coach to a team\nmanager. I have seen him do everything from raking baseball\nfields . . . to throwing batting practice . . . . During basketball\nseason, David has also been the coach or assistant coach for\nnumerous grammar school teams. If there is one example of the\ndepth of David's commitment to coaching, it is the basketball\ntraining sessions he designed and managed for students outside of\nthe organized teams he coached. On his own initiative, David\narranged for a gym to be available during the week for all children,\neven those who didn't make a team . . . . There are not many of us\n. . . who would find the time to make such an impact on the lives of\nthe children in their community.\nLetter of Phil Allen; see also letter of John and Kathryne Maguire (\"[c]oaching children is often\na difficult and thankless job in a small community; David has been a leader in Hinsdale in\nvolunteering his time and knowledge to help our community\"),\n3    As the Presentence Report notes, Theresa has had serious health problems since 2008. In\nFebruary 2008, Theresa began experiencing severe dizziness, and the episodes often lasted hours\nand sometimes days. Neck pain, heart palpitations and stomach pain followed. See letter of\nTheresa Parse. A battery of tests has proven negative, and medication and a change of diet have\ngiven her some relief. But health issues, which may be stress-related, continue to plague her.\n\nDOJ-OGR-00009511",
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      "content": "meal or helping a younger sibling . . . do [his] homework\"); letter of Thomas E. Carnaghi (David \"is truly a model father [who] sets the bar high for his boys\").3\nFor the past 15 years, David has devoted much of his free time to coaching youth\nsports teams in his community. In his letter to the Court, Phil Allen describes the depth of\nDavid's commitment:",
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      "content": "In our town's Little League Baseball organization, David has held\nevery volunteer position from an assistant coach to a team\nmanager. I have seen him do everything from raking baseball\nfields . . . to throwing batting practice . . . . During basketball\nseason, David has also been the coach or assistant coach for\nnumerous grammar school teams. If there is one example of the\ndepth of David's commitment to coaching, it is the basketball\ntraining sessions he designed and managed for students outside of\nthe organized teams he coached. On his own initiative, David\narranged for a gym to be available during the week for all children,\neven those who didn't make a team . . . . There are not many of us\n. . . who would find the time to make such an impact on the lives of\nthe children in their community.",
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      "content": "Letter of Phil Allen; see also letter of John and Kathryne Maguire (\"[c]oaching children is often\na difficult and thankless job in a small community; David has been a leader in Hinsdale in\nvolunteering his time and knowledge to help our community\"),",
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      "content": "3    As the Presentence Report notes, Theresa has had serious health problems since 2008. In\nFebruary 2008, Theresa began experiencing severe dizziness, and the episodes often lasted hours\nand sometimes days. Neck pain, heart palpitations and stomach pain followed. See letter of\nTheresa Parse. A battery of tests has proven negative, and medication and a change of diet have\ngiven her some relief. But health issues, which may be stress-related, continue to plague her.",
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      "William H. Pauley, III",
      "Thomas E. Carnaghi",
      "David",
      "Phil Allen",
      "John Maguire",
      "Kathryne Maguire",
      "Theresa",
      "Theresa Parse"
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      "Little League Baseball"
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      "March 7, 2013",
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      "Document 604",
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  "additional_notes": "The document appears to be a court filing related to a case involving David, with various individuals providing letters of support. The document is well-formatted and legible, with no visible redactions or damage."
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