Acosta and Starr Discuss Victim Notification and 2255 Provision in Epstein Case

Acosta and Starr Discuss Victim Notification and 2255 Provision in Epstein Case The passage reveals internal communications involving former U.S. Attorney R. Alexander Acosta and former Solicitor General Kenneth Starr regarding victim notification and compensation under the 2255 provision for alleged Jeffrey Epstein victims. It provides specific dates, names, and procedural details that could be pursued for further investigation, but the information is largely procedural and lacks concrete evidence of misconduct, limiting its immediate impact. Key insights: Acosta sent a December 19, 2007 letter to Lilly Ann Sanchez outlining proposed victim notification language.; Kenneth Starr is mentioned as having taken issue with the compensation methodology.; Judge Edward B. Davis was appointed as an independent third‑party to select counsel for approximately 34 alleged victims.