A residence belonging to Jeffrey Epstein at East 71st street is seen on the Upper East Side of Manhattan on July 8, 2019 in New YorkKevin Hagen | Getty ImagesA reported deal to sell sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein’s notorious New York City mansion for about $50 million could unfreeze a compensation fund set up for the late money manager’s victims. The fund last month suspended making settlement offers to claimants because of liquidity problems with his estate.The Wall Street Journal’s report of the sales contract for the 28,000-square-foot Upper East Side townhouse to an unidentified buyer comes three weeks before the deadline for …
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