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CHAPTER 23
Jeffrey Epstein: 1981
pstein will always maintain that his resignation had noth-
into Bear Stearns and
ing to do with the SEC’s investigation
Edgar Bronfman's ill-fated attempt to take over St. Joe’s.
But of course this raises the question: Why did Epstein resign
from Bear Stearns?
In his testimony
by the company’s investigation of a twenty-
he'd made to his friend Warren Eisen:
it at the time, he maintain
might have been unethical, if not illegal.
before the SEC, Epstein says he was offended
thousand-dollar loan
On top of that, questions about E
In the end, Bear Stearns fined h
thing, to be sure. So muc
But $2,500 is not $250,000 or even
job as junior partner over that?
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stein. Epstein didn’t know i
s, but if used to buy stock, such a loan d
pstein's expenses had come Up. 7
im $2,500—an embarrassing q
h for making full partner anytime soon. |
$25,000. Who'd give up i
4
Another one of Epst
say, “Jeffrey Epstein left
to strike out on his ow1
some questions remain
given on April 1, 1981, |
and Robert Blackburn:
Q: Sir, are you aware tl
lating around your f
Ba leaving the firm?
I'm aware that there
: What rumors have y
Nothing to do with!
: Can you relate what
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It was having to do
As far as the investigat
tion; the first time a sec
no interest in Epstein’s ¢
Q: Mr. Epstein, did any
substance that you s
Minerals to the stal
mission? Has anyol
directly or indirecth
pensation for this p:
you from Bear Stez
: divulging informat
' Commission?
A: No.
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