Fragmentary references to Epstein's Cayman bank and Miss Universe 1980 pageant

TERSON took him three years, working rney’s office, Epstein finally did ;Ss maze and recover Obregon's bank in the Cayman Islands. na prevents us from knowing iow much he kept. But given the y earned millions—or more— as nothing but appreciation for ems,” she says. “I don't want any- t of the deal with a new modus , ly work with the super rich. 104 CHAPTER. 25 i | Eva Andersson: July 8, 1980 iss Sweden, Eva Birgitta Andersson, is wearing a daz- zling white gown and sweating, ever so slightly, under the stage lights. But Bob Barker's about to announce the winner of this, the twenty-ninth Miss Universe pageant, held in Seoul, South Korea, and Eva’s smile is as wide as the ocean. “And now that we know what Miss Universe will win, let’s see which five girls are still in the running!” ; Barker pauses, like the expert broadcaster he is. Eva’s chest q tightens. There are twelve women on stage, all of them beautiful — _ even if they’re not quite as beautiful as Miss Sweden. _ “On this card are the names of five contestants who have f Teceived the highest total score from our judges in the personal q iterview, the swimsuit, and the evening gown competition.” Eva feels the camera pan across the stage—pan across her, : tanding in between Miss Scotland and Miss Puerto Rico. 105 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_021963