Epstein's heirs agreed to pay $35 million to 40 victims of the financier

The legal successor of controversial American financier Jeffrey Epstein and his two co-executors have agreed to pay compensation to the remaining victims. This was reported by the Bloomberg news agency on February 20.

"Jeffrey Epstein's estate and his two co—executors have agreed to pay up to $35 million to settle the outstanding legal claims of his victims, who have not yet reached an agreement," the material says.

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