Epstein Secrets

, I bought the apartment in the Cambridge co-op on the erroneous assumption that the cost would be covered completely and quickly by the sale of the Lexington house. If EFTA00865988 I'd paid attention instead of just trusting advisers, I would have known, as they did, that I did not own the Lexington ho

he terms of the trust and the trustees are just doing their jobs. In Harry's case, at one point in the mid-1990s he unexpectedly owed $60,000 due to the Alternative Minimum Tax as a result of receiving stock options. He discussed this with Mommoy and her accountant, and they decided she would lend him the money to pay the

as in the case of the purchase of the apartment and the outlandish loan from the marital trust, which I assumed would be for a few weeks until the Lexington house was sold, not realizing -- though he surely did -- that I would receive nothing for that and would be stuck with an expensive apartment I coul

he terms of the trust and the trustees are just doing their jobs. In Harry's case, at one point in the mid-1990s he unexpectedly owed $60,000 due to the Alternative Minimum Tax as a result of receiving stock options. He discussed this with Mommoy and her accountant, and they decided she would lend him the money to pay the

, as in the case of the purchase of the apartment and the outlandish loan from the marital trust, which I assumed would be for a few weeks until the Lexington house was sold, not realizing -- though he surely did -- that I would receive nothing for that and would be stuck with an expensive apartment I cou

he terms of the trust and the trustees are just doing their jobs. In Harry's case, at one point in the mid-1990s he unexpectedly owed $60=000 due to the Alternative Minimum Tax as a result of receiving stock options. He discussed this with Mommoy and her accountant, and they decided she would lend him the money to pay the

, I bought the apartment in th= Cambridge co-op on the erroneous assumption that the cost would be covered completely and quickly by the sale of the Lexington house. If I'd paid attention instead of just trusting advisers, I would have known, as they did, that I did not own the Lexington house and that the

he terms of the trust and the trustees are just doing their jobs. In Harry's case, at one point in the mid-1990s he unexpectedly owed $60=000 due to the Alternative Minimum Tax as a result of receiving stock options.40 He discussed this with Mommoy and her accountant, and they decided she would lend him the money to pay th

, I bo=ght the apartment in the Cambridge co-op on the erroneous assumption that the cost would be covered completely and quickly by the sale of the Lexington house. If I'd paid attention instead of just trusting advisers, I would have known, as they did, that I did not own the Lexington house and that the

he terms of the trust and the trustees are just doing their jobs. In Harry's case, at one point in the mid-1990s he unexpectedly owed $60=000 due to the Alternative Minimum Tax as a result of receiving stock options..* He discussed this with Mommoy and her accountant, and they decided she would lend him the money to pay th