Internal wealth‑management memo references Jeffrey Epstein and complex family financial structures
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The document outlines a sprawling network of trusts, offshore entities, and high‑value assets managed by a family office, mentioning Jeffrey Epstein as a recipient. While it lacks concrete transaction Family office handles >$100 M in cash, multiple trusts, foundations, and offshore corporations. Mentions Jeffrey Epstein (jeevacation@gmail.com) in correspondence about agenda and oversight. Referenc
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