The woman who stands to inherit as much as $143 million of Jeffrey Epstein’s fortune

Karyna Shuliak, the last person Jeffrey Epstein spoke to from prison before his death, could inherit up to $143 million of his fortune.

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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The woman who stands to inherit as much as $143 million of Jeffrey Epstein’s fortune

Karyna Shuliak stands to inherit as much as $143 million from the fortune of Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein spoke to Shuliak from prison before his death, making her the last person he communicated with prior to his passing.[1][2]

Epstein once called Shuliak his favourite and often expressed that he loved her. Despite her prominent connection to Epstein and the vast sum she stands to receive, Shuliak remains an enigmatic figure.[1][2]

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