Epstein Secrets

atters that are easily settled just by mail. With regard to Max, he and I agreed some time ago that he was in a difficul= position representing both Valeria and me on the one hand, and the rest of the family on the other. There are no difficulties in that, but it's best to resolve the matter cleanly. So

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From: jeffrey E. <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2017 9:55 AM To: Valeria Chomsky Subject: Re: Fwd: taxes - 2 if noam allows , i think i can clear this up f=irly quickly, in addition he did not get the=second payment from the

atters that are easily settled just by mail. With regard to Max, he and I agreed some time ago that he was in a difficul= position representing both Valeria and me on the one hand, and the rest of the family on the other. There are no difficulties in that, but it's best to resolve the matter cleanly. So

on the mistaken assumption that the cost would be paid by the Lexington house. What we're discussing is something else: the nature of the loan from th= Trust. The final version of the Promissory Note that was provided to me reads as follows: "Interest on the balance out=tanding shall be payable at a rate

From: jeffrey E. <[email protected]> Sent: Wednesday, July 12, 2017 10:04 AM To: Valeria Chomsky Subject: Re: Fwd: taxes - 2 the trust is not theirs it is his. !. they are only trustees. that must act for the b=nefit of the beneficiaarly HIM

atters that are easily settled just by mail. With regard to Max, he and I agreed some time ago that he was in a difficul= position representing both Valeria and me on the one hand, and the rest of the family on the other. There are no difficulties in that, but it's best to resolve the matter cleanly. So

on the mistaken assumption that the cost would be paid by the Lexington house. What we're discussing is something else: the nature of the loan from th= Trust. The final version of the Promissory Note that was provided to me reads as follows: "Interest on the balance out=tanding shall be payable at a rate