Wexner's Claims of Ignorance Raise Serious Accountability Questions
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Title: Wexner's Denial Raises Questions About Accountability in Epstein's Network
In a dramatic turn during Congressional testimony, billionaire Les Wexner declared himself a victim of deception, proclaiming he was "conned" by the notorious Jeffrey Epstein while denying any wrongdoing.
Wexner, the former CEO of L Brands and creator of the Victoria’s Secret brand, faced intense scrutiny regarding his long-term relationship with Epstein.
He stated unequivocally, “I was naïve, foolish, and gullible to put any trust in Jeffrey Epstein. He was a con man.”
This testimony comes amid ongoing investigations into Epstein's criminal activities, which have rocked the fashion industry and beyond, casting a shadow over those who associated with him.
Wexner claimed to have severed ties nearly twenty years ago, expressing regret over his past associations with someone he now describes as an abuser and liar. Yet, his statements have done little to alleviate public skepticism.
Critics point out that Wexner had entrusted Epstein with over a billion dollars, significantly influencing Epstein's financial and personal life.
Furthermore, notes from Epstein suggested a level of complicity and a deeper bond between the two than Wexner now admits.
Epstein referred to their long-standing relationship as having “gang stuff” that spanned over 15 years, raising questions about the extent of their collaboration.
Despite his claims of ignorance, investigators had previously listed Wexner as a potential co-conspirator, indicating the complexities of their partnership during Epstein's rise and subsequent fall.
Wexner’s disavowal of any wrongdoing comes at a time when many in the elite circles he once occupied are facing renewed scrutiny over their associations with Epstein.
As the public demands transparency and accountability from those once intertwined with criminal elements, Wexner's attempts to distance himself from Epstein raise fundamental questions about artifice and truth in America's business and social elite.
Wexner's testimony highlights the critical importance of accountability and the need for thorough investigations into not just Epstein, but those who enabled his operations for years.
The fallout continues, and as the nation scrutinizes the intricate web of connections surrounding Epstein, the truth must emerge to ensure that justice is served, both for the victims and the integrity of institutional trust.
Sources:
naturalnews.com
people.com
zerohedge.com
In a dramatic turn during Congressional testimony, billionaire Les Wexner declared himself a victim of deception, proclaiming he was "conned" by the notorious Jeffrey Epstein while denying any wrongdoing.
Wexner, the former CEO of L Brands and creator of the Victoria’s Secret brand, faced intense scrutiny regarding his long-term relationship with Epstein.
He stated unequivocally, “I was naïve, foolish, and gullible to put any trust in Jeffrey Epstein. He was a con man.”
This testimony comes amid ongoing investigations into Epstein's criminal activities, which have rocked the fashion industry and beyond, casting a shadow over those who associated with him.
Wexner claimed to have severed ties nearly twenty years ago, expressing regret over his past associations with someone he now describes as an abuser and liar. Yet, his statements have done little to alleviate public skepticism.
Critics point out that Wexner had entrusted Epstein with over a billion dollars, significantly influencing Epstein's financial and personal life.
Furthermore, notes from Epstein suggested a level of complicity and a deeper bond between the two than Wexner now admits.
Epstein referred to their long-standing relationship as having “gang stuff” that spanned over 15 years, raising questions about the extent of their collaboration.
Despite his claims of ignorance, investigators had previously listed Wexner as a potential co-conspirator, indicating the complexities of their partnership during Epstein's rise and subsequent fall.
Wexner’s disavowal of any wrongdoing comes at a time when many in the elite circles he once occupied are facing renewed scrutiny over their associations with Epstein.
As the public demands transparency and accountability from those once intertwined with criminal elements, Wexner's attempts to distance himself from Epstein raise fundamental questions about artifice and truth in America's business and social elite.
Wexner's testimony highlights the critical importance of accountability and the need for thorough investigations into not just Epstein, but those who enabled his operations for years.
The fallout continues, and as the nation scrutinizes the intricate web of connections surrounding Epstein, the truth must emerge to ensure that justice is served, both for the victims and the integrity of institutional trust.
Sources:
naturalnews.com
people.com
zerohedge.com
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