EVCP Financial Distribution by Award Tiers

EPSTEIN VICTIMS' COMPENSATION PROGRAM — CLAIMS STATISTICS Administrator: Jordana Feldman Program Period: June 2020 — August 2021 Funding Source: Estate of Jeffrey E. Epstein DETAILED STATISTICS: CLAIMS RECEIVED: - Total claims filed: approximately 225 - Claims determined eligible: over 150 - Claims denied or withdrawn: approximately 75 - Claims pending at program close: 0 DISTRIBUTION BY AWARD TIER: Awards were categorized into tiers based on severity of harm: - Tier 1 (most severe): Awards exceeding $1 million - Tier 2 (severe): Awards of $500,000 to $1 million - Tier 3 (significant): Awards of $150,000 to $500,000 - Tier 4 (other eligible): Awards below $150,000 TOTAL DISTRIBUTION: - Total compensation paid: over $121 million - Average award: approximately $800,000 - Median award: not publicly disclosed - Highest individual awards: not publicly disclosed DEMOGRAPHIC DATA: - All claimants identified as female - Age at time of abuse: 13-17 years old for the majority - Geographic distribution: primarily Florida, New York, and USVI - Some international claimants (UK, other countries) COMPARISON TO OTHER PROGRAMS: The Epstein VCP was compared to other notable victim compensation programs: - Penn State/Sandusky settlements: approximately $109 million - USA Gymnastics/Nassar settlements: approximately $380 million - Catholic Church settlements: billions across multiple dioceses PROGRAM LEGACY: The VCP was praised for its efficiency but criticized for: - Requiring victims to waive future claims against the estate - Operating with limited transparency about individual awards - Processing claims while estate assets were still being liquidated - Not addressing claims against living co-conspirators Source: Claims Administrator Report Available at: https://www.courtlistener.com/