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Jeffrey Epstein Names Gates Foundation Science Advisor Boris Nikolic as Executor in Last-Minute Will
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Days before his death in August 2019, Jeffrey Epstein added Boris Nikolic — Bill Gates's longtime Gates Foundation science advisor and personal friend — as an executor of his estate in a last-minute codicil to his will, signed two days before Epstein's death. Nikolic told reporters he was blindsided and would not serve. Nikolic had accompanied Gates on multiple documented meetings with Epstein, including the 2012 Oslo trip and the March 2013 flight on Epstein's jet. The will codicil became evidence in ongoing civil litigation brought by Epstein victims.
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