Epstein Secrets

ic Menouya, but it never occurred to me that I was supposed to be under the control of Max and Harry. You're right that I changed my relations with Anthony, as part of our financial planning. Again, it did not occur to me that this was anyone's business but mine. You can have your beliefs about the fact

again, mistaken about the sale of the Lexington house. The facts are as I have repeatedly described. I surely would never have contemplated buying a Mem Drive apartment in a co-op with regular expenses and taking out a loan from a family trust had I not assumed that the loan would last until the sale of t

ic Menouya, but it never occurred to me that I was suppose= to be under the control of Max and Harry. You're right that I changed my relations with Anthony, as part of our f=nancial planning. Again, it did not occur to me that this was anyone's bu=iness but mine. You can have your beliefs about the fact

again, mistaken about the sale of the Lexington house. The facts are as I have repeatedly described. I surely would never have contemplated buying a Mem Drive apartment in a co-op with regular expenses and taking out a loan from a family trust had I not assumed that the loan would last until the sale of th

xpenses, even after having successfully eliminated the extra costs that you have mentioned as a drain on your resources (the Cape house, the gifts, Anthony's salary, etc).&q=ot; What I wrote you however is quite different. To repeat: there is a mandatory withdrawal from the IRA. Half of that was distrib

again, mistaken about the sale of the Lexi=gton house. The facts are as I have repeatedly described. I surely would never have contemplated buying a Mem Drive apartment in a co-op with regular expenses and taking out a loan from a family trust had I not assume= that the loan would last until the sale of th

since Eric, but it never occurred to me that l=was supposed to be under the control of Max and Harry. You're right that I changed my rel=tions with Anthony, as part of our financial planning. Again, it did=not occur to me that this was anyone's business but mine. You ca= have your beliefs about the fact

in, mistaken about the sale of the Lexington house.4, The facts are as I have repeatedly described. I surely would neve= have contemplated buying a Mem Drive apartment in a co-op with regular ex=enses and taking out a loan from a family trust had I not assumed that the=loan would be until the sale of the