A world-class genealogical research firm in Florida has anounced that any unknown children of the late Jeffrey Epstein can collect a millionaire inheritance if they can prove that the deceased American financier was their biological father.
While authorities are still investigating his hanging, after an apparent suicide attempt at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in Manhattan, and his alleged victims await justice in several States, a genetic company in Florida has opened an unusual opportunity door.
He officially had no children, but given the number of women with whom he was linked and his alleged victims of pedophilia, sexual abuse, and sexual trafficking, it is not ruled out that tycoon Jeffrey Epstein has had offspring, which happens to have more weight after his death.
The Florida-based service, Morse Genealogical Services, LLC., On Saturday launched a search for possible children and former partners of the pedophile defendant, activating the epsteinheirs.com portal.
“If you think you may have given birth to a child born by the late JEFFERY EPSTEIN who recently committed suicide, or that he may have been his biological father, contact us immediately, without delay!”, Announces the site.
“We’ve had a lot of calls as you can imagine,” said Ari Morse, president of “Morse Genealogical Services.” “I think there will be more and more,” he told TheFloridaPundit.com contributing editor.
The service will connect those with credible claims to a lawyer who can help them pursue Epstein’s estate, but DNA and other tests will be carried out.
After his arrest in July, when requesting bail, his lawyers estimated in court documents that his fortune was around $ 560 million.
This includes cash, income, capital investments, mansions in Manhattan, Paris and Palm Beach, Florida, a ranch in New Mexico and private island in the Caribbean.
Although they have received countless calls, the company said it has not yet positively identified any heir to Epstein’s great “millionaire fortune”.
It is also pending to know if Epstein left a will, debts, and
