re: #100 Jay C

Naah: if you’re talking about the E. 71st St. townhouse, that’s a prime piece of property: and now (I guess) a significant asset of Epstein’s estate (maybe one of the few left).

My suggestion would be to sell it, and distribute the proceeds to Epstein’s victims (though I’m unsure if such posthumous judgments are legal?).

I think they have to sue his estate now for any $. If he was found guilty and a judge ordered restitution then his property would be sold off.

I would think his victims confronting him with testimony and a sentencing hearing would be of more value to them than $, but it’s not for me to judge. I think there’s too many cats out of the bag for others to escape justice and this whole sordid tale to come to light. But Epstein denied his victims and that’s the shittiest thing about it to me.