The late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein’s New York home was apparently sold. It is said to have been one of the crime scenes of his abuses.
the essentials in brief
- One person bought Jeffrey Epstein’s former home in New York.
- The buyer, who is not known by name, paid the equivalent of around 47.5 million francs.
- Epstein sexually abused dozens of minors in his lifetime.
The New York townhouse of the now dead sex offender Jeffrey Epstein has changed hands for around 47.5 million francs.
The proceeds will be transferred to the Epstein Victims Compensation Program (EVCP). This was reported by several US media on Thursday (local time), citing a lawyer for the Epstein estate. The buyer was not named.
Jeffrey Epstein’s homes in New York and Florida are crime scenes
The wealthy businessman Epstein is said to have abused dozens of minors and forced them into prostitution. In 2008, he had made a deal with the prosecutor, avoiding federal abuse charges.
He pleaded guilty and served a 13-month prison term without trial in federal court. In the summer of 2019, he was charged again in New York, whereupon he committed suicide in a prison cell.
His houses, especially in New York and Florida, are said to have been the places of his deeds. The property that has now been sold was originally expected to cost $ 88 million.
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