In a series of fiery emails, Epstein piled on the pressure, demanding millions to keep his high-flying lifestyle intact and warning that Black’s kids and advisors were bungling the cash flow like a sitcom of the absurd. New York Times reported Epstein warned that Black’s financial advisors and “retarded” children had created a “really dangerous mess” by attempting to restrict the cash flow, according to the obtained emails. In a November 2-2015 email to the Apollo Global Management founder, Epstein said, “I never want to have any more uncomfortable money moments with you, I find it very distasteful.” Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell were closely associated with Black, who employed Epstein as his wealth management advisor. Black paid Epstein over $150 million for services ranging from t

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