Jeffrey Epstein’s $636M Estate Laid Bare in New Inventory Papers

New inventory papers that were filed in Jeffrey Epstein’s ongoing probate case in the Virgin Islands have shed more light on the value of the estate he left behind. At the time of his death, the fallen financier 15 companies and two Virgin Islands valued at $86 million. But his large art collection as well as his jewelry, watches, and furnishings still need to be valued.

5 of the LLC’s still need to be further evaluated and could very well increase the value of the entire estate because of the assets that are owned by companies, including a 2007 Gulfstream G-550 valued at $17 million, a 2001 Bell helicopter worth $1.2 million, and a 2008 Sikorsky helicopter worth $3 million. 10 of the corporate entities, wholly owned by Epstein, are valued at a combined $426.2 million.

Other properties that are included in the estate are: Zorro Ranch in New Mexico with a value of $17.7 million, a residence in Palm Beach worth $13.6 million, an enviable Upper East Side townhouse in New York City worth $55.8 million, and an apartment in Paris valued at approximately $9.6 million.

See Cheyenne Roundtree, Jeffrey Epstein’s $636M Estate Laid Bare in New Inventory Papers, Daily Mail, March 1, 2020.

Special thanks to Joel C. Dobris (Professor of Law, UC Davis School of Law) for bringing this article to my attention.