Jeffrey Epstein

[Lady Liebe]

https://nypost.com/2020/0...millions-after-his-death/

The bank had $693,157 in assets when Epstein died back in August and then, four months later in December, the estate transferred $15.5 million to the bank in two separate checks. Southern Country then sent back $2.6 million, leaving the total deposit at $12.9 million, the outlet said, citing records filed by the estate last week.
By the end of the year, the millions were gone and the total assets at the bank were just below half a million dollars, the outlet said.
During a court hearing Tuesday in the Virgin Islands on the estate, Judge Carolyn Hermon-Purcell, who’s overseeing Epstein’s $653 million in remaining assets, questioned the lawyers on the cash transfer, saying the “disclosure was not satisfactory,” the outlet reported.

https://www.foxnews.com/u...-previous-estimate-report

Jeffrey Epstein’s estate is worth over $57 million more than a previous estimate and it’s made over $1 million by selling off some assets including a Bentley worth almost $200,000, according to new court documents filed in the Virgin Islands.

A new estimate values the dead financier’s worth at over $634 million, according to court papers filed in Virgin Islands Superior Court by lawyers of the estate.

Epstein’s estate was originally estimated to be valued at over $577 million around the time of his death, according to documents released with his will at the time.

https://www.nytimes.com/2...-epstein-estate-bank.html

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I hope his victim's lawyers are following all this closely.

[Lady Liebe]

Jackie Speier’s Question to DOJ on Epstein Raises Eyebrows in House Intel Committee

https://www.thedailybeast...urce=articles&via=rss

In a closed-door briefing to members of Congress about government surveillance, a senior Justice Department official was asked a surprising question.  Rep. Jackie Speier, a California Democrat, prefaced her question by saying it was a bit off-topic. According to two sources with knowledge of the briefing, Speier then asked John Demers, the Assistant Attorney General of the National Security Division at the Justice Department, whether Jeffrey Epstein had ever worked as an undercover FBI asset. Then she pressed him on whether he had any personal knowledge of Epstein—a convicted pedophile who died in jail last August, awaiting trial—working with the FBI.

Demers responded that he worked for the Justice Department, not the FBI, and that he had no knowledge of Epstein doing such work. The question raised eyebrows, as it appeared to be based on a theory that law enforcement officials may have turned a blind eye to the serial rapist because he helped them gather information.

A Justice Department spokesperson declined to comment, and a spokesperson for Speier did not provide on-record comment.

The Miami Herald reported in November 2018 that, as part of an extremely generous plea deal he received from then-U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta’s office in 2007, “Epstein provided what the government called ‘valuable consideration’ for unspecified information he supplied to federal investigators.” The Herald said it was unclear what information, if any, Epstein shared with law enforcement.

And Vicky Ward reported for The Daily Beast last August that Acosta later told Trump transition team officials that Epstein’s case was connected to intelligence matters. He went on to become Secretary of Labor. “I was told Epstein ‘belonged to intelligence’ and to leave it alone,” Acosta privately told Trump transition team officials before his confirmation, per Ward’s story.

[Lemon drizzle]

https://www.dailymail.co....-child-abuse-Epstein.html

The Epstein Cover-Up: Devastating book exposes how the US government hid the appalling scale of child abuse by Prince Andrew's friend and piles pressure on Duke to reveal what he knows