Subject: RE: Epstein probate update

Date: Thu, 28 May 2020 18:04:22 +0000

Waiting for reply from to suggestion of staying on 3 call and having and join; so may need your help with that; yes sorry, I left you off I guess.

**Sent:** Thursday, May 28, 2020 2:03 PM

Subject: RE: Epstein probate update

No I did not, I must have been left off a chain. Is it all sorted?



**Sent:** Thursday, May 28, 2020 2:02 PM

**To:** (USANYS) [Contractor] <

Subject: RE: Epstein probate update

But we can stay on 3 pm call – you saw my email?

Sent: Thursday, May 28, 2020 1:41 PM

Subject: RE: Epstein probate update

Note that if we do this afternoon, it won’t be able to be a webex given the tight timeframe. It takes at least a couple of hours to request a webex.

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**Sent:** Thursday, May 28, 2020 12:56 PM



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Subject: Re: Epstein probate update

s out tomorrow for a religious holiday but has availability this afternoon after 230 or next week. Would you like to do one of those options, or go ahead tomorrow without her?

On May 28, 2020, at 12:35 PM,

Ok; I will ask by copy of this email, to schedule 30 minutes with tomorrow on this.

Thanks.

**Sent:** Thursday, May 28, 2020 12:32 PM

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Subject: RE: Epstein probate update

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I would be happy to chat about this tomorrow (with and . I have a court conference tomorrow from 9:30-11:00 and a NYCHA conference call at noon; otherwise I am available.

We were just talking about whether we should replace on this matter. We were not sure how much work would be needed going forward. Maybe we could figure that out after the call.



All,

Recent filings in the Epstein probate case reflect the following developments, which might be of interest.

First, the probate court denied the Virgin Islands Attorney General's motion to intervene in the probate proceedings.

Second, it appears that the court directed the AG to ensure that its criminal activity liens on the estate’s property did not prevent the executors from paying administrative expenses or preserving the estate’s assets. However, the estate’s bank accounts are currently frozen due to the AG's liens, and the AG is taking the position that it will only allow funds to be released if the AG first approves all of the executors' proposed expenditures. The executors have moved the probate court for emergency relief, asking that they be given full access to the estate's funds to pay administrative expenses and preserve assets without the AG's prior approval.

Third, the AG sent a letter to the executors laying out the AG’s demands for a fair victim compensation program. Those include the following, which may be of particular interest (the full letter can be found at Ex. 6 of the attached document):

- The estate must cooperate with the AG’s investigations into Epstein and his affiliates.

- The estate must waive any non-disclosure agreements signed by former employees of Epstein or his affiliates, and notify such employees that they are encouraged to fully cooperate with the AG's investigation.

- Participants in the compensation program will not be required to sign any third-party releases (apparently, the current proposal would involve such releases).

- The estate must provide a complete inventory of assets held by the estate, the 1953 Trust, Epstein, and any entities he controlled, even if those assets are exempt from the probate process.