Email hints at attorney‑client strategy to channel Epstein settlement funds to lawyers, mentions contacts named Matt, Moonves’ associate, and Hiltzig
The passage provides a concrete, though vague, lead that settlement money from the Epstein case may have been directed to attorneys rather than victims, and references specific intermediaries (Matt, a Jeffrey Epstein is directly involved in the email chain. Discussion of reaching out to a ‘Matt’ and a ‘Moonves’ guy’ for assistance. Reference to using ‘Hiltzig’, likely a law firm or consultant.
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The passage provides a concrete, though vague, lead that settlement money from the Epstein case may have been directed to attorneys rather than victims, and references specific intermediaries (Matt, a Jeffrey Epstein is directly involved in the email chain. Discussion of reaching out to a ‘Matt’ and a ‘Moonves’ guy’ for assistance. Reference to using ‘Hiltzig’, likely a law firm or consultant.
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