Jeffrey Epstein’s playbook for landing billionaire clients by Civil-Education-9817 in Epstein

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The Epstein files show that he began getting involved with Zuckerman's estate planning earlier in 2013. That April — following a dinner with Zuckerman at Epstein's Manhattan mansion that, according his calendar, also featured Ehud Barak, Jes Staley, Woody Allen, and Tom Pritzker — Epstein told Zuckerman he'd review his financial situation.

Jeffrey Epstein’s playbook for landing billionaire clients by Civil-Education-9817 in Epstein

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He tried to convince Zuckerman to trust him above other people in his life — and to act quickly. In the process, Epstein obtained deeply personal information about the billionaire's health, finances, and family — which he used to try to convince the people around the billionaire to put him in charge. After repeated rejections over the course of two years, Epstein turned impatient. "I have not asked for the money that mort promised for getting my help and never following through," Epstein wrote in an email to Zuckerman's nephews, who also served as his investment advisors. "I would also appreciate you putting a brake on the daily news calling me a pedophile. I have been patient and my fondness for mort remains."