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The Epstein Victims’ Compensation Program paid out over $120 million to victims of Jeffrey Epstein
The Compensation Program paid roughly $121–125 million to more than 135–150 survivors after vetting about 225 claims; awards were calculated on a claim‑by‑claim basis under a confidential, voluntary p...
The choice of ’s longtime lawyer and accountant as co-executors shaped the pace, structure and outcomes of by centralizing control over asset management and by creating a that resolved many claims out...
’s estate liquidated many of his high‑value properties at steep discounts, generated a large refund tied to those sales, and used sale proceeds to satisfy government claims and before any distribution...
Since 2020, the (VCP) set up by ’s estate accepted hundreds of claims, paid roughly $121–125 million to more than 130–150 survivors before closing in August 2021, and has been followed by separate lar...
The public record and contemporary reporting show that the most prominent real estate tied to convicted sex offenders in the is ’s private-island compound, which has been marketed for sale with an ask...
Jeffrey Epstein’s estate paid roughly $121 million–$125 million directly through the Epstein Victims’ Compensation Program (VCP), which awarded payments to about 135–150 survivors after claims were ev...