Jeffrey Epstein’s ‘Victim’ Sues His Estate For $500 Million After Contracting Bone-Disease From Alleged Assault By Billionaire
June 15 2021, Published 10:49 a.m. ET
One of Jeffrey Epstein’s alleged victims issuing the late billionaire’s estate for $500 million accusing him of causing her to develop a rare bone disease.
27-year-old Caroline Kaufman spoke to The Sun about her lawsuit and feeling suicidal after allegedly being raped by Epstein at his New York townhome.
She claims to have been approached by a woman named Susan at a horse show. The woman later called to invite her to the fake model call.
Caroline says she met Epstein after being invited to a fake model casting when she was only 17. She claims Epstein struck her in the face while he was sexually assaulting her in his room.

The alleged victim says she developed osteomyelitis, a rare bone disease, from the attack. It causes her to experience “deep pain and muscle spasms.”
Caroline is one of the few victims who turned down a cut of the $87 million victims’ fund put together for the many women who spoke out against the alleged sexual predator.

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