Updated
Updated · The New York Times · Jul 26
Karyna Shuliak Could Inherit $100 Million as DOJ Releases 3 Million Epstein Files
Updated
Updated · The New York Times · Jul 26

Karyna Shuliak Could Inherit $100 Million as DOJ Releases 3 Million Epstein Files

3 articles · Updated · The New York Times · Jul 26

Summary

  • $100 million of Jeffrey Epstein’s estate could go to Dr. Karyna Shuliak, according to investigative records released by the Justice Department.
  • 3 million pages of files and emails made public in late January exposed the pair’s nearly eight-year relationship, including thousands of intimate messages and dozens of photographs.
  • Shuliak was the last person Epstein called before his 2019 jail-cell suicide, and the records say the inheritance could include a 33-carat diamond ring.
  • The release upended Shuliak’s low-profile life as a part-time dentist in Downtown Brooklyn, where colleagues said she had been working under the name Dr. Karyna.

Insights

Will Epstein's victims drain the $100 million estate before his secret dentist girlfriend can claim her massive inheritance?
Did Epstein use his massive wealth and influence to secure VIP medical perks and licenses for his hidden girlfriend?
Why did Epstein rewrite his trust to give a Brooklyn dentist $100 million just two days before his death?