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

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

, 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

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

, 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

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

, 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

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