Epstein Secrets

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g you, Mr. Miller. Will you follow me, please? Robert trails her down a long hallway passing a massive glass conference room. They arrive at INT. GREENBERG'S OFFICE - SAME The receptionist escorts Robert in. Standing to greet him is JEFFREY GREENBERG (55), handsome and charming. RECEPTIONIST Will you b

ment, closing the folder. ROBERT You're gonna sign him out? SID I called in Earl Monroe. ROBERT Who? SID Civil rights attorney. You remember Crown Heights? ROBERT Why aren't you handling it yourself? SID I'd prefer not to draw all the dots for them. Earl's a great firewall. ROBERT He's the best?

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g you, Mr. Miller. Will you follow me, please? Robert trails her down a long hallway passing a massive glass conference room. They arrive at INT. GREENBERG'S OFFICE - SAME The receptionist escorts Robert in. Standing to greet him is JEFFREY GREENBERG (55), handsome and charming. RECEPTIONIST Will you b

ment, closing the folder. ROBERT You're gonna sign him out? SID I called in Earl Monroe. ROBERT Who? SID Civil rights attorney. You remember Crown Heights? ROBERT Why aren't you handling it yourself? SID I'd prefer not to draw all the dots for them. Earl's a great firewall. ROBERT He's the best?

thority figure—the camp dramatics counselor, Yitz Greenberg (also now a prominent rabbi)—finally told me that

my parents and grandparents, who lived insular lives in the Jewish shteles of Galicia, Poland, the Lower East side of Manhattan, and the Williamberg, Crown Heights and Boro Park Orthodox Jewish neighborhoods (also “shtetles”) of Brooklyn. My parents and grandparents had little formal education. They rarely trave

mour’s parents, Julius and Bessie Epstein, had emigrated from Russia and landed in Brooklyn, both of them with eighth-grade educations. They lived in Crown Heights, where Julius owned a house-wrecking company. Before landing a job with the city, Seymour had worked with his father. They were kind people, says E

eper, scholarship to the University of Oklahoma, t 94 borough accent, he's careful one parent-teacher 4 to-teacher ratio, the g, a Wall Street 4 Greenberg has taken a special shine to ame from a humble background. = he won a football” ransferred to the 4 perfectly. University of Missov 1949. That sa

nd partner, which meant that he was entit sts, Still in his twenties, he was running with the bu down any doors that stood in his way. The view from Ace Greenberg's 0 s striking. At night, the whole city wa ffice, high above Madison i Avenue in midtown, wa s lit P up like a stage set. It was Epstein’s city now