The former business partner of Epustein was found to die in an apartment, and the cause of death was unknown. The corpse was highly rotten

According to reports on the 25th of the US "Rolling Stone" magazine, Steven Hoffenberg, a former business partner of the US merchant Jeffrey Epustein, was found in the home of Derby, Connecticut on the 23rd local time on the 23rd local time. Death, the cause of death is unknown. Earlier, Hoffinberg was convicted for 20 years for implementing the Ponzi scheme.

Steven Hoffinberg Patriarch: The New York Post

It is reported that because the corpse is in a highly rotten state, the cause of death of Hoffinberg is unclear. The Derby Police Department stated in a statement that police officers were ordered to go to Hoffinberg's apartment at about 8 pm on the 23rd to check the situation, where he found "a white man's body ... "". A spokesman for the police station told the New York Post, "All signs indicate that he is Hoffinberg. There is no sign that it is not him. We believe it is him, just waiting for the results of the teeth." Police stated that the preliminary autopsy inspection It shows that there is no obvious trauma.

The US media pointed out that Hoffovenberg founded the tower finance in the 1970s and later successfully acquired many financial companies. He has long hired Epustein as a consultant to attract investors with his business relationship. By transfer of money to falsely report profits, Hoffinberg created one of the largest financial fraud cases in American history. In 1995, he acknowledged that he had been charged with email fraud, tax evasion, and obstructive judicial justice, and was sentenced to 20 years of imprisonment. Although he told the prosecutor Epustein involving the Ponzi scams, Epustein had never been charged.

During the help of Hoffenberg's imprisonment, Emanstein recruited young women for sexual exploitation and abuse with the assistance of her ex -girlfriend and long -term associate girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell. In July 2019, Epustein was sued for sexual transactions with minors and died strangely in prison a month later. The British "Independence" mentioned that Hoffinberg later said that the $ 2 million borrowing provided in 1988 let Epustein began to accumulate wealth. During his decades of sexual abuse in Epustein, his personal wealth was used to avoid public opinion and law.

After 18 years of prison in prison, Hoffovenberg announced the severity of his relationship with Epustein and urged the victims of his company to sue Epustein to recover some funds. In 2019, Hoffinberg accused the Washington Post in an interview that Emansan was a co -conspiracy that he implemented the Ponzi scheme through the tower financial company and accused him of being "the designer of this scam." (Edit: HHJ)

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