Updated
Updated · Daily Jang · Jul 26
Karyna Shuliak Stands to Inherit Millions From Epstein's 1953 Trust as $120 Million Estate Stays Frozen
Updated
Updated · Daily Jang · Jul 26

Karyna Shuliak Stands to Inherit Millions From Epstein's 1953 Trust as $120 Million Estate Stays Frozen

2 articles · Updated · Daily Jang · Jul 26

Summary

  • Newly disclosed court records name Karyna Shuliak as a major beneficiary of Jeffrey Epstein’s 1953 Trust, positioning his longtime girlfriend to receive millions in cash and personal property.
  • The trust was created in a will Epstein signed two days before his 2019 death, and Justice Department files say Shuliak was the last person outside jail to speak with him.
  • Epstein’s estate has shrunk from nearly $600 million to about $120 million-$150 million after more than $170 million was paid to over 200 victims and other settlements.
  • Final distributions remain blocked by court fights, with executor Richard Kahn saying in a deposition the trust agreement was poorly drafted and unclear on how the remaining estate should be divided.

Insights

How did Epstein's primary beneficiary avoid FBI scrutiny despite a highly suspicious arranged marriage for citizenship?
Will Jeffrey Epstein's last girlfriend actually inherit his private islands and a frozen $100 million estate?
Could the new DOJ disclosures finally force investigators to examine the hidden network protecting Epstein's heirs?