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originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
a reply to: lakenheath24
Article is behind a paywall.
originally posted by: PhatalError
If you’re on mobile, you can get around that using Reader View. Thats how i got around it, anyway.
originally posted by: Riffrafter
originally posted by: abeverage
Deadman switches being triggered
The thing is...is he still alive or is this residual?
Can you elaborate a little on the Deadman switches?
You definitely have my interest.
Thanks.
originally posted by: abeverage
originally posted by: Riffrafter
originally posted by: abeverage
Deadman switches being triggered
The thing is...is he still alive or is this residual?
Can you elaborate a little on the Deadman switches?
You definitely have my interest.
Thanks.
Ahh...Yes, I see.
And your post makes an awful lot of sense.
edit on 2/6/2020 by Riffrafter because: (no reason given)
originally posted by: KKLOCO
Did he pose in them himself? Or did they create an excellent looking body double?
On Tuesday, at a court hearing in the Virgin Islands on motions involving Mr. Epstein’s estate, a magistrate judge, Carolyn Hermon-Purcell, questioned the estate’s lawyers about the transfers to Southern Country, saying the disclosure was not satisfactory. The judge said she did not know why Southern Country would be receiving checks from the estate. “There’s no explanation for it,” she said.
A lawyer for the estate responded that some of the payment had been made in error, but the judge was not satisfied with his response and asked him to follow up with a fuller accounting.
The checks — listed in the estate’s transactions for routine payments such as cable-TV bills and phone service for Mr. Epstein’s many properties — stand out. The list of payments were filed with Judge Hermon-Purcell, who is overseeing his $635 million estate, including the possible establishment of a compensation fund for his victims.
His 2008 conviction in Florida on a charge of soliciting prostitution from an underage girl required him to register as a sex offender. Most bank operators doing business in the United States are required to undergo rigorous background checks, and most banking institutions are subject to oversight by the arm of the Treasury that investigates suspicious financial transactions. Neither was required by the Virgin Islands when Mr. Epstein submitted the application in 2013.
originally posted by: KKLOCO
The question remains, who has the authority to transfer money in and out of that bank. Someone had to instigate the transaction.
originally posted by: KKLOCO
The question remains, who has the authority to transfer money in and out of that bank. Someone had to instigate the transaction.