Prosecutors working for Jeffrey Epstein are looking for documents relating to billionaire Glenn Dubin’s children
Celina dubin : Prosecutors in the US Virgin Islands are demanding that Glenn Dubin, a millionaire MoMA supporter and board member, hand over all contacts between his pal Jeffrey Epstein and Dubin’s three children.
“All papers and correspondence pertaining to any of your three children, Maye, Celina, or Jordan, that also relate in any way to Jeffrey Epstein or any Epstein entity,” according to the subpoena.
The Attorney General of the islands is investigating the late wealthy pedophile’s alleged racketeering and has issued subpoenas to a number of Epstein colleagues, including lawyers, accountants, and bankers.
Last year, sources informed Business Insider that Epstein, who killed himself in a Manhattan jail last year, had openly proclaimed his intention to marry Celina Dubin.
According to the Palm Beach Post, Epstein and Celina had “an exceptionally intimate bond” when Celina was 12 years old, and it lasted into adulthood.
“Celina wrote glowingly of their weekly science lesson,” the newspaper reported, citing a profile prepared by Epstein’s lawyers in 2007, the year they negotiated a non-prosecution agreement that allowed him to avoid prosecution.
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According to Business Insider, there is no proof that Epstein ever had a love relationship with Celina, who is now 25, and that his decision to marry her was motivated by his desire to leave her his riches and avoid inheritance taxes.
The subpoena, which was issued in September in the Virgin Islands Superior Court, also requests all financial information between Dubin and Epstein, who is married to Epstein’s former beauty queen lover, Eva Andersson Dubin.
It also wants “all records and communications with a Swedish female who was travelling with or working with Epstein.”
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A 15-year-old Swedish girl was imprisoned against her will on Epstein’s compound in the Virgin Islands, according to court papers revealed a day before Epstein’s death last year.
According to court documents, the youngster related her account to Rinaldo Rizzo, a chef who worked for the Dubin family.
Dubin and his wife, who dated Epstein for 11 years, have categorically denied any knowledge of the alleged wrongdoing by Epstein.
Last Monday, a spokeswoman for Dubin declined to comment.
A subpoena in the Epstein case has also been filed on billionaire Leon Black, who, like Dubin, serves on the board of directors of the Museum of Modern Art.
Denise George, the Attorney General of the Virgin Islands, filed a lawsuit against Epstein’s estate in January, citing a violation of the Virgin Islands’ civil racketeering legislation.
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