Billionaire Epstein, Accused of Sex Trafficking, Wrote Will Two Days Before Death: Who Got the Millions?
Jeffrey transferred the money to a trust fund.
Billionaire Jeffrey Epstein wrote a will two days before his suicide. BBC reports.
It turns out that all of Epstein's assets, valued at 577.67 million dollars, were transferred to The 1953 Trust.
This substantial sum includes Epstein's hedge fund assets, other investments (194.9 million dollars), a mansion in New York (55.9 million dollars), various vehicles, property in Paris and two islands, worth 63.8 million dollars and 22.4 million dollars.
Recall that on August 10, American billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, accused of sexual relations and trafficking minors, was found dead.
According to prosecutors, between 2002 and 2005 Jeffrey sexually exploited dozens of underage girls. Epstein "knew well that many of the victims were minors".
The girls were paid hundreds of dollars in cash for sexual acts and for recruiting other girls.
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