EFTA00016884.pdf

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT 
OF 
JEFFREY E. EPSTEIN 
I, JEFFREY E. EPSTEIN, of Little St. James Island, St. Thomas, United States Virgin Islands, being of 
sound mind, do make, publish and declare this to be my Will hereby revoking all prior Wills and Codicils 
made by me. 
FIRST: 
A. 
I direct my Executor to pay from my estate all expenses of my 
last illness, my funeral and burial expenses, the administration expenses of my estate and all of my debts 
duly proven and allowed against my estate. 
B. 
I direct my Executor to pay from my estate, as 
compensation to each Executor for serving as Executor hereunder, the sum of Two Hundred Fifty 
Thousand Dollars ($250,000) to each Executor upon the completion of probate of my estate. No 
Executor shall receive any other compensation for serving as Executor hereunder; provided, however, 
that my Executor shall be reimbursed from my estate for all reasonable costs, expenses, charges, and 
liabilities incurred or paid in respect thereto, including fees and expenses of counsel or any other agents 
hired by my Executor, and my Executor shall not be liable therefor individually. 
C. 
I direct my Executor to pay from my estate the Federal 
and state transfer taxes described in Paragraph B(1) of Article SEVENTH. 
D. 
I direct my Executor to pay from my estate all expenses 
of storing, insuring, packing, shipping and delivering my tangible personal property in accordance with 
Article SECOND. 
SECOND: 
I give, bequeath and devise all of my property, real and personal, 
wherever situated, which I won at my death or of which I have the power to dispose after the payments 
and distributions provided in Article FIRST, to the then acting Trustees of The Jeffrey E. Epstein 2014 
Trust (the "Trust") created under that certain Trust Agreement (the "Trust Agreement") dated November 
2014, as the same may be amended from time to time, to be held in accordance with the provisions 
comprising the Trust Agreement at the time of my death. 
THIRD: …

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