Marc Epstein: the heir brother of the 577 million rich pedophile hanged

In the last testament of Jeffrey Epstein, the pedophile millionaire who took his life in prison on August 10, only one potential beneficiary appears: his brother Mark. Two days before hanging himself in a maximum security prison in New York - the same place where he passed, months before, El Chapo Guzmán -, Epstein took the precaution of protecting all his assets under a trust in which his multiple are listed properties, mansions, works of art and even an island in the Caribbean, the same in which he abused minors for years in an attempt to satisfy his voracious sexual appetite and his love of morbidity.

If it weren't for that testament and for the 577 million dollars he could inherit, Mark Epstein would have succeeded in executing what seems to have been his mission since the scandal erupted around his only brother: flying under the radar. Despite growing together in a humble neighborhood of Sea Gate, in Brooklyn, and maintaining a close relationship almost to the end, the millionaire and real estate entrepreneur was very careful to be seen in public with his brother or. There are no photos of the two together who have seen the light.

But his cunning discretion does not seem to have been enough shield against the scrutiny of the US media. Now it's even paparazzi meat. On Monday he was hunted out of his apartment in Tribeca, southwest of Manhattan, in the direction of work at 8.30 in the morning, hidden under a white hat and sunglasses.

From the Epstein boy, son of Seymour and Pauline Epstein, it is known that as a child he was called Puggie in his neighborhood and that he had an unblemished reputation . He was a young entrepreneur in a T-shirt business before giving way to the real estate world. It is also known that he offered his Florida home as collateral to face Jeffrey's bail after his arrest in July 2019 , and that some of the apartments he controls in New York might be the scene of his brother's sexual crimes.

When Crains magazine asked him about his professional relationship with his brother, Mark Epstein was quick to deny links between Ossa Properties, the real estate agent he has owned for three decades, and J. Epstein & Co, although there are legal documents that confirm

He was also the man who corroborated the relationship between Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump. The three shared a flight on the deceased's private jet. When asked why the Republican was on that plane, he replied: «You should ask Donald. I think he wanted to be brought back to New York . Actually, the root is much deeper than a casual trip. The complex where they lived in Brooklyn was controlled by Donald's father, Fred Trump, a low-income real estate entrepreneur who helped impoverish Coney Island.

The Epstein, on the other hand, managed to get out of there and get rich. Jeffrey, a math genius with a special talent for finance, and Mark, a gifted man who began to invest in the 90s and who at 39 years published on an internet profile his intention to retire before age 40 to devote himself to causes beneficial .

Now, more than ever, you can do it if the longing still lingers. He is the only potential heir to a fortune of 577 million dollars, as reflected in the legal document commissioned by Epstein before he died to be managed by two trusted men, Darren K. Indyke and Richard D. Kahn.

The fortune of the sexual predator appears broken down on pages 14 and 15 of the testament, a short but forceful relationship.

In cash, it had almost 57 million dollars and another 14.3 million in fixed capital investments. There is also capital of 112.6 million and 18.5 million in airplanes, cars, ships and "other goods", in addition to a collection of art, antiques, collectibles and personal property worthless waiting to be assessed. On the other hand, for his efforts as manager of a hegde fund there are almost 195 million dollars more. And to all that we would have to add the many mansions he owned and decorated with the photos of the girls he abused for a handful of bills. The baptized as the mansion of horrors, on 9 East of 71st Street in Manhattan, is valued at 55.9 million dollars, the second most valuable of its properties after the Caribbean island, Little St. James, in the US Virgin Islands To buy it, it would be necessary to disburse 63.8 million dollars. He also had a house in Palm Beach, Florida, another in New Mexico and several apartments in a Paris building on Foch Avenue.

In total , 577 million, enough to get him out of jail before a trial . Epstein, however, chose to get out of the way.

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