Jeffrey Epstein's massive fortune has been laid bare in new inventory papers for his estate, revealing the dead pedophile owned 15 companies valued at $426 million, had two US Virgin Islands worth $86 million and held onto a 1964 dune buggy.

H/T: Daily Mail

The 100-page document from Epstein’s estate included a listing of 15 wholly owned limited liability companies, which are designed to disclose little public information and were valued at $201.5 million, according to Miami Herald.

In an odd twist adding further mystery to the Epstein saga, last week in a closed-door briefing to members of Congress about government surveillance, a senior Justice Department official was asked whether Jeffrey Epstein had ever worked as an undercover FBI asset..

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The Jeffrey Epstein story is far from over, as still-open civil lawsuits, a fight over Epstein’s estate, and questions about alleged accomplices all linger.



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Read complete list of assets in the court filing below.