A recently released document details the distribution of Jeffrey Epstein's estimated $630 million fortune. The document, known as The 1953 Trust, reveals Epstein's plans to marry Karyna Shuliak, who would inherit $100 million and his properties. The will, signed shortly before his death, offers insight into Epstein's inner circle and financial arrangements.

The trust named 43 beneficiaries, with Shuliak being the largest recipient. The document also provides details about the $32.73-carat diamond ring Epstein gave her, described as being “in contemplation of marriage.” Other beneficiaries include Epstein's lawyer, Darren Indyke, and accountant, Richard Kahn. The estate's assets remain tied up in litigation.

The 1953 Trust superseded an earlier document from January 2019, which had Celina Dubin as the primary beneficiary. The details of the trust provide a glimpse into the late financier's final intentions. The estate has already paid out substantial sums to victims and for other expenses. What happens next is a long legal battle.