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

ms of Money' - The ... Page I of 3 relic N'clu I lurk elSime5 Leslie Wexner Accuses Jeffrey Epstein of Misappropriating `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 behi

y's career to a higher plane. Mr. Black, Mr. Dubin and Mr. Staley were not Mr. Epstein's biggest business relationships: That distinction belongs to Leslie H. Wexner, the billionaire founder of the L Brands retail empire, which included Victoria's Secret and The Limited. He gave Mr. Epstein broad powers to invest

tionships: That distinction belongs to Leslie H. Wexner, the billionaire founder of the L Brands retail e

PMorgan client. Spokesmen for JPMorgan declined to comment on any aspect of their roughly 15-year relationship with Mr. Epstein. Freeman Rogers and Steve Eder contrboted reporting. A Versions this anKle appears Omni on Jury 21 2019. &Mon B. Page 1 ol IM New York calico %ll No haulm BSaM Epstan's Dom Ttr.I0

nts of money. At another point, an entity once linked to Mr. Epstein sent tens of millions of dollars to the charity of a billionaire retail tycoon, Leslie H. Wexner — years after Mr. Wexner has said he severed ties with Mr. Epstein. Executives at the companies with the deepest connections to Mr. Epstein expect t

entity once linked to Mr. Epstein sent tens of millions of dollars to the charity of a billionaire retail tycoon, Leslie H. Wexner — years after Mr. Wexner has said he severed ties with Mr. Epstein. Executives at the companies with the deepest connections to Mr. Epstein expect that federal prosecutors w

nies, Mr. Indyke and Mr. Schantz both recently hired criminal defense lawyers. Erney Steel reported from Columbus. Matthew Goldstein from New York. Steve Eder from Columbus and New York. and David Enrich from New York. Kate Key and Jessica Sever-Greenberg contributed rebating from New York. Kitty Bennett.