130 People Claim to be Jeffrey Epstein's Child to Get Cut of $634M Estate

Previously, it was reported that a Jeffrey Epstein documentary was set to be released via Netflix, and a trailer for the doc surfaced as well. The doc, which is scheduled to drop on May 27, reportedly “exposes a horrifying story of relentless manipulation and sex trafficking.” Now, 130 people are claiming they are children of Jeffrey Epstein to try and get a cut of the dead financier’s estate.

After his reported suicide, Epstein left a $634 million estate, and a Florida-based legal service has been in search of possible heirs to the estate. The legal service was reportedly hit up by 386 people, with 130 of them saying they are Epstein’s children.

Harvey Morse of Epsteinheirs.com issued a statement on the number of people who contacted the site, saying, “Jeffrey Epstein was sexually promiscuous for so long that there is a reasonable chance he may have fathered a child. He could even be a grandfather.”

Morse’s website was launched only hours after Epstein was found hanged in his cell in August of last year. Morse noted that any person who came forward with a believable claim would have to file a petition for a DNA test in a U.S. court, and also said “About a quarter of the calls have required investigation, but so far we have not felt confident to take any further.” Stay tuned for more details in this situation.

Source: nypost.com