"Emails released by the Justice Department on Friday appear to show that former Windows boss Steven Sinofsky not only consulted Jeffrey Epstein for help in securing his $14 million "retirement" package in November of 2012, but also in working on future career steps at other companies like Samsung or Apple. One document appears to show that a couple of weeks after Sinofsky's departure was announced, Epstein wrote to him saying Apple CEO Tim Cook was "excited to meet.""
"There was just one hitch, though: Epstein said Cook had heard Sinofsky was starting a company with "farstall." Epstein wasn't sure of the spelling - many of his messages have typos - but it appears he was referring to former iOS VP Scott Forstall, whose exit from Apple had been announced one month before. Despite that, an email exchange six months later finds Sinofsky saying he did meet with Cook, and that the Apple boss told him "we should talk when I want to work full time.""
The Justice Department released emails showing Steven Sinofsky consulted Jeffrey Epstein in November 2012 about securing a $14 million retirement package and exploring future roles at Samsung and Apple. Epstein wrote that Apple CEO Tim Cook was "excited to meet" but reported Cook had heard Sinofsky was starting a company with "farstall," likely referring to Scott Forstall. Six months later Sinofsky said he met with Cook, who told him "we should talk when I want to work full time." Additional emails show an "Ian Osborne" messaging that he had been with Tim Cook and earlier exchanges linking Osborne and Epstein to lobbying efforts for Jes Staley.
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