Epstein Secrets

, 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

at was distributed to chIldren,=grandchildren, and spouses. The other half was spent in taxes and ma=agement fees for the entire estate. Cape house, Alex's medical e=penses and other gifts, Anthony's salary, etc., were from necessary wi=hdrawals over and above the mandatory withdrawal, hence subject to

, 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

at was distributed to children, grandchildren, and spouses. The other half was spent in taxes and ma=agement fees for the entire estate. Cape house, Alex's medical e=penses and other gifts, Anthony's salary, etc., were from necessary wi=hdrawals over and above the mandatory withdrawal, hence subject to

an from within the family if I had understood wh=t was happening. To repeat, I assumed that it would be for a few weeks or =t most months, until the Lexington house was sold and I would pay back the=loan and as much of the mortgage I chose to. I was willing to accept=it as a temporary, very brief, expedien

mily, and therefore (with taxes, Wellfleet,=management fees for the whole estate) reducing the funds from the IRA to z=ro before I paid expenses for Alex's medical fees and before I had any=hing to live on, with the serious tax consequences that entails for furthe= necessary withdrawals along with rapi