From: The Epstein Files: Inside the Shadow Network of Global Elites
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Financial records revealed that billionaire Leon Black paid Epstein 170 million dollars.

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Money was the lifeblood of this network. Senate investigators uncovered massive financial transactions, including 170 million dollars paid to Epstein by Apollo Global Management co-founder Leon Black. While ostensibly for tax and estate planning, these payments raised serious questions about tax compliance. The files also hinted at something darker: the potential surveillance of women within Epstein's circle.

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