Exhibit — USA v. MERRITTS (Dkt. 57.5)

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An exhibit filed January 6, 2026 as Dkt. 57.5 in USA v. Merritts, No. 1:25-cr-00076, in the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, reproducing a December 1, 2025 (8:41:56 PM) email from Emily Miller (USADC) to Brian Kelly (USADC) and Justin Gelfand, copying Joseph DiRuzzo and Rami Sibay (USADC), under the subject Re: Merritts: Touhy Regulations Letter. In the email, Miller writes that exhibits D1 and D2, received from the IRS in response to an ex parte order, were attached to the opposition (ECF No. 31) to the attribution motion, that the Clerk's office was emailed and asked to put the exhibits under seal in the interim, and that a motion to authorize disclosure of those exhibits would be filed in the morning.

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From: Miller, Emily (USADC)

To: Kelly, Brian (USADC); "Justin Gelfand"
Cc: Joseph DiRuzzo; Sibay, Rami (USADC)
Subject: Re: Merritts: Touhy Regulations Letter
Date: Monday, December 1, 2025 8:41:56 PM
Attachments: image001.png

Good evening,

| attached a couple of exhibits (D1 and D2) to our opposition (ECF No. 31) to your
attribution motion, which exhibits we received from the IRS in response to an ex parte
order. | plan to file a motion with the court in the morning to authorize disclosure of
those exhibits. In the interim, | emailed the Clerk’s office and ask them to put the
exhibits under seal. Please let me know if you have any objection to disclosure so! can

note it in our motion. Thank you.
Regards,
Emily Miller

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