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On Thursday Epstein Victims Compensation Fund announced it was suspending payments effectively immediately
The late pedophile s estate informed officials it did not have sufficient liquidity to satisfy requests and that it couldn t predict when funds would be secured
Lawyers for Epstein s victims told DailyMail.com that it was another slap in the face to women who had chased the financier only for him to hang himself
Victims feel betrayed once again and as if Epstein is continuing to torture them, even after his death
DailyMail.com understands that problems with the sale of Epstein s $22million Palm Beach, Florida, home brought the fund to a head
Epstein Victims Compensation Fund on Thursday announced it was suspending payments effectively immediately
The late pedophile s estate informed officials it did not have sufficient liquidity to satisfy requests and that it couldn t predict when funds would be secured
The EVCF began accepting claims from victims in June, when Epstein s estate was reported to be worth $640million
Court filings in the US Virgin Island last week showed the estate had about $240.8million at the end of 2020 including $49millon cash
Administrators said the program will continue accepting claims until March 25
The initiative had allowed accusers to file for compensation outside the courtroom and has already paid nearly $50million to victims so far