Epstein Secrets

priating `Vast Sums of Money' By Steve Eder and Emily Steel Aug. 7, 2019 For over 15 years, Jeffrey Epstein served as a close personal adviser to Leslie H. Wexner, the billionaire mogul behind Victoria's Secret and Bath & Body Works. Now, Mr. Wexner says Mr. Epstein "misappropriated vast sums of money" from hi

frey Epstein served as a close personal adviser to Leslie H. Wexner, the billionaire mogul behind Victoria's Secret and Bath & Body Works. Now, Mr. Wexner says Mr. Epstein "misappropriated vast sums of money" from him and his family. Mr. Wexner, the chief executive of the retail giant L Brands, includ

ualized marketing in the era of #MeToo. This week, Mr. Wexner told employees that Ed Razek, its longtime chief marketing officer, was retiring. Mr. Razek was instrumental in developing eroticized campaigns for Victoria's Secret, as well as its annual fashion show. Matthew Goldstein contributed repor

Epstein now sits in a Manhat manager, and right hand to the corporation's chief jail awaiting trial—and perhaps more revelation executive officer, Leslie Wexner. He even had the salacious secrets. On July 23 he was found inju CEO's power of attorney at one time. in his cell and put on suicide watch. Altho

and other friends. Brunel even visited Epstein w he was first imprisoned in 2008. Victoria's Se( continued to work with MO-represented mot after Wexner severed ties with Epstein. At least tt MO models walked in its 2015 fashion show, genie company operated, associating with the division's chief mar

ng a locker room pep talk before the big game. In a speech that year to his accPmbled models, which included Adriana Lima and Alessandra Ambrosio, Razek said their job is the "most impossible job in the world, literally in the history of the world. In the history of the world, as of this show, only

iew with Razek. Much like the mansion, the Boeing 727, on which Epstein shuttled famous friends including Bill Clinton, was also a hand-me-down from Wexner, records show. Epstein had the tags changed to a vanity plate ending in "JE," according to documents obtained by JetTrack. Epstein used the jet on

5 to Ed Razek, an L Brands executive who helps select Victoria's Secret models. Epstein invited the two men to the Manhattan mansion and when he and Razek showed up, Mook said, they were welcomed by young women who said they were working as models for Epstein. An L Brands spokeswoman didn't respond to