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

of your letter is Max's interpretation, which is flatly false, and surely ridiculous. We never thought of the crazy idea of setting up two separate Trusts, one to manage my "individual property," and the other for M to manage her "individual property." It amazes me that this idea could even occur to y

, 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

of your letter is Max's interpretation, which is fla=ly false, and surely ridiculous. We never thought of the crazy idea of setting up two separate Trusts, one to manage my "individual property," and the other for M to manage her "individual property." It amazes me that this idea could even occur to yo

, 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

of your letter is Max's inte=pretation, which is flatly false, and surely ridiculous. We never thought of the crazy idea of setting up two separate Trusts, one to manage my "in=ividual property," and the other for M to manage her "individual property." It amazes me that this idea could even occur to yo

,accordi=g to Noam, although some Trusts were established in Carol's name.Q Noam also provided them the homes they own and live, in addition to the=Lexington house and the Wellfleet house. =br> Forwarded message From: jeffrey E. <[email protected] <mailto:jeevacation@gmail=com» Date: Sun, Jul 2,

re. An= considering all our situation, our new lawyer recommended to stop =hese payments immediately. I asked No=m and he is confirming that all the Trusts, even the ones established unde= Carol's name were funded with his money. </=iv> The girls have jobs, but according to Noam, they don&#=9;t make e

am,according to Noam, alt=ough some Trusts were established in Carol's name. Noam also pro=ided them the homes they own and live, in addition to the Lexington house =nd the Wellfleet house. <=iv> Forwarded message From: jeffrey E. <[email protected] <mailto:jeevacation@gmail=com» Date: Sun, Jul 2

o they depend on Noam for money ? Do they ha=e families? <=1" On Sun, Jul 2, 2017 at 1:36 PM Valeria C=omsky <mailto > wrote: The =oney for the Trusts for them came totally from Noam,according to Noam, alt=ough some Trusts were established in Carol's name. Noam also pro=ided them the homes they own

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

of your letter is Max's interpretation, which=is flatly false, and surely ridiculous. We never thought of the craz= idea of setting up two separate Trusts, one to manage my "individual=property,"and the other to for M to manage her "individual prope=ty." We had property jointly, not divided into mine a