Epstein Secrets

To: 'eevacation mail.com[[email protected]] From: Sent: Wed 4/14/2010 6:58:53 PM Another Glazer kid bought Bob Kraft's vacant lot at 947 North Ocean for 519.7M. He had it listed at $25M. He bought it in 2005 for $19.2M. EFTA_R1_01494036 EFTA0

To: 'eevacation mail.com[[email protected]] From: Sent: Wed 4/14/2010 6:58:53 PM Another Glazer kid bought Bob Kraft's vacant lot at 947 North Ocean for 519.7M. He had it listed at $25M. He bought it in 2005 for $19.2M. EFTA_R1_01494036 EFTA02425630

er on the street was a member of the association and Mr. Maxey said every property owner on Nightingale Trail was and there were one or two houses on North Ocean and North Lake as well. Mr. Maxey said there were 23 separate memberships. Ms. Van Buren asked about the finances and Mr. Maxey said there were annua

en a good corporate citizen and had never been before the Board except on one occasion which was beyond his control; it was a maintenance item on the Glazer house. Mr. Walton said that situation was not due to Mr. Wagner’s fault, that he was just representing the owner. Mr. Ballentine asked how Mr. Wagne

ty owner on the street was a member of the association and Mr. Maxey said every property owner on Nightingale was and there were one or two houses on North Ocean and North Lake as well. Mr. Maxey said there were 23 separate memberships. Ms. Van Buren asked about the finances and Mr. Maxey said there were annua

a good corporate citizen, he had never been before the Board except on one occasion and that was beyond his control, it was a maintenance item on the Glazer house. Mr. Walton said that situation was not due to Mr. Wagner’s fault, that he was just representing the owner. Mr. Ballentine asked how Mr. Wagne

er on the street was a member of the association and Mr. Maxey said every property owner on Nightingale Trail was and there were one or two houses on North Ocean and North Lake as well. Mr. Maxey said there were 23 separate memberships. Ms. Van Buren asked about the finances and Mr. Maxey said there were annua

en a good corporate citizen and had never been before the Board except on one occasion which was beyond his control; it was a maintenance item on the Glazer house. Mr. Walton said that situation was not due to Mr. Wagner’s fault, that he was just representing the owner. Mr. Ballentine asked how Mr. Wagne