JAMES PATTERSON
he had to loan Epstein money
One estranged friend says that hich had seized Epstein’s car
to pay the pill at Epstein’s garage w for nonpayment.
Another estranged nickels to rub together. Diana Crane, 4 former first-class upgrades he wou
have to fly economy class. “No one knew where Or
friend says that Epstein didn’t have two
model, says that Epstein always had
ld give to his friends so they didn’t
how he got them.” Crane recalls.
d other times they didn't. | remem-
“Sometimes they worked, an de jacket. He asked
f mine wearing 4 Concor
o. My friend never got the e he always flew on the
ber he saw a friend 0
if he could borrow it for a day or S
jacket back. But Epstein would tell peop!
Concorde—a total lie.” But even if Epstein were a big fish to catch. From the get-g0: Meister’s wile, about Epstein. About the way he presented hims
he worked himself into Before long, Wendy was ¢ But for Epstein, the Meist And hard as it is to understand why the b man who'd worked with Wexner and Epstein
flush, Les Wexnet would have been
Wendy, had her suspicions
their inner circle. alling Epstein the virus.
ers weren't the point. Wex illionaire
associate with a Hoffenberg, it turned out that
along perfectly well.
elf and the way
ner was. — would |
a Ponzi king like Steven would get!
4 oe
“) Ghislaine Maxwell
obert Meister v q Epstein, the bc 4 social ladder. T heiress from the Unite q of the world’s most gla: 7 Maxwell was the ' _ the most famous— - | Robert Maxwell, was French Foreign Legio!
had gone on to becon
ig
g hed become a media
bi th name was Jan L ped in disgrace in 19 zi e of his supersize y ' “The shtetl Solot,
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