How many such deals will never be exposed to the light of day now that Epstein appears to be 'brain-dead,' according to Jim Stone?

Details Emerge About Jeffrey Epstein's Mysterious 2007 Port Deal In St. Thomas
Zero Hedge | July 24, 2019

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Back in 2007, when Jeffrey Epstein was under scrutiny and his finances were under pressure, the convicted pedophile cut a deal with New York real estate titan Andrew Farkas to be a partner in a small marina on Saint Thomas in the US Virgin Islands.

This deal, according to Bloomberg, gave Epstein his entry into the world of luxury yachting, a business investment that would fit his lifestyle and the lifestyle of the wealthy that he spent decades courting. It also aligned Epstein with a key figure in New York’s business and political scene, Andrew Farkas. Epstein was involved in the project semi-anonymously: for more than 10 years, public records of Farkas's port company haven't involved Epstein or mentioned his name.

And while the port deal was relatively modest for Farkas, it’s another example of an arrangement between Epstein and a wealthy partner that has stayed under wraps while public scrutiny of Epstein played out. Until recently, Epstein's financial ties had been only traced to retail mogul Leslie Wexner.

The port deal also shows how Epstein maintained, and hid his finances during a personal crisis. The two formed the 50-50 partnership nearly a year after Epstein was in the news on charges of soliciting girls for prostitution. Federal prosecutors were still investigating Epstein at the time.