New Book Sheds Additional Light on the $158 Million Relationship Between Billionaire Investor Leon Black and Late Pedophile Jeffrey Epstein

A new book, “Money to Burn” by William D. Cohan, details the extensive relationship between billionaire Leon Black and Jeffrey Epstein, including Epstein serving on Black’s family foundation board and advising on arcane tax issues and his family office. Emails reveal Epstein sought payment for his services, even suggesting real estate or art, while a law firm investigation put the total paid by Black to Epstein at $158 million. Leon Black is currently suing the House Oversight Committee for subpoenaing him to testify regarding this relationship.

• A new book, “Money to Burn,” by William D. Cohan, explores the relationship between Leon Black and Jeffrey Epstein.
• Epstein advised Black on tax issues and his family office, and served on Black’s family foundation board.
• Emails show Epstein sought payment from Black, including in-kind options like real estate and art.
• An investigation reportedly found that Black paid Epstein $158 million.
• Leon Black has sued the House Oversight Committee for subpoenaing him to testify about his relationship with Epstein.