Alleged Jeffrey Epstein Deal with Spanish Investors Linked to Drysdale and a New Company (Inter Assets Group)

Alleged Jeffrey Epstein Deal with Spanish Investors Linked to Drysdale and a New Company (Inter Assets Group) The passage suggests a possible financial scheme involving Jeffrey Epstein, Spanish royal‑family investors, and a firm called Drysdale, with a new entity (Inter Assets Group) that may have been used to move or recover large sums. It names specific individuals (Ana, her father, Andrew Levanc) and references high‑profile connections (Epstein, Spanish royalty). However, the details are fragmented, lack concrete transaction data, dates, or verifiable documents, limiting immediate investigative action. Key insights: Spanish investors, including members of Spain's royal family, allegedly invested hundreds of millions with a firm called Drysdale.; Ana (daughter of one investor) approached Jeffrey Epstein seeking help to recover her father's money.; Epstein reportedly created a company called Inter Assets Group (IAG) to assist.