Epstein Secrets

will most likely be sold at a l=ss (the estimates are $175,000 - 225,000 for one and $100,000-150,00= for the other and Leon's basis in each box per Rich is $435,500).&n=sp; It doesn't matter for income tax purposes whether Leon or Narrows I =s the seller, but is it good/bad/irrelevant if the art inve

PM To: Jeffrey Epstein ([email protected]); Ada Clapp Cc: Richard Joslin Subject: RE: LDB upcoming art sales Rich is correct that t=e two Cornelis are also owned by Narrows, so please ignore my email below.=nbsp; (And thanks, Rich, for letting me know.) Thanks, Heather From: Richard Joslin

will most likely be sold at a l=ss (the estimates are $175,000 — 225,000 for one and $100,000.150,00= for the other and Leon's basis in each box per Rich is $435,500).&n=sp; It doesn't matter for income tax purposes whether Leon or Narrows I =s the seller, but is it good/bad/irrelevant if the art inve

owned by Narrows I =xcept for the two Cornell boxes, which are currently owned by Leon. =e have three options with respect to the consignment of the Cornelis: 1. =nbsp; Do nothing and have Leon consign the= to Sotheby's in his individual name. 2. =nbsp; Have Leon contribute them to Narrows=l now and have

will most likely be sold at a l=ss (the estimates are $175,000 - 225,000 for one and $100,000-150,00= for the other and Leon's basis in each box per Rich is $435,500).&n=sp; It doesn't matter for income tax purposes whether Leon or Narrows I =s the seller, but is it good/bad/irrelevant if the art inve

owned by Narrows I =xcept for the two Cornell boxes, which are currently owned by Leon. =e have three options with respect to the consignment of the Cornelis: 1. =nbsp; Do nothing and have Leon consign the= to Sotheby's in his individual name. 2. =nbsp; Have Leon contribute them to Narrows=l now and have