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Les Wexner had billions made in the women’s garment industry but was stuck in a loveless marriage. An effect of the partying ways of his much younger friend Epstein was that he introduced him to a younger woman who brought love back into Wexner’s life.
For this Wexner was grateful to Epstein, he sold him his Manhattan mansion for $1. Wexner saw more in Epstein’s distasteful hobby; it could ensnare important people believing they had found a special refuge of Party Trust, and after being filmed provide LEVERAGE on behalf of The Mega Group.
The older man’s money and long life meant he had long since already developed his own Young Girl Hobby and knew many others around the world who had similar interests:
Wexner therefore had a future Island Guest List for Jeff, who would only need some High Roller funding and a good “Genius Stock Picker” cover story to get his Leverage Influence Factory up and humming along with a real-life incarnation of Fantasy Island, but with many tiny cameras.
Jeff’s “Wealth Management” cover provided a legal way for blackmail victims to make their silence payments in a totally open manner that would provoke zero suspicion.
The words of one Island party girl were revealing; “Some rich guys collect guns or cars, whatever, what Jeff collects is people. Jeff collects PEOPLE.” Whether she knew juuuust how correct she was is unclear, but the accuracy of the quote is still striking, in view of what has come out after she spoke.
Another amazing quote from the Rape Island Perps was, “Jeff wants everyone who flew out to The Island to return, only THIS time he wants everyone to bring the SMARTEST new person they met over the course of all last year..!”
You understand the motives for that, rigtht..? Jeff Epstein was the one-man Facebook of extortion and they were trying to make his operation go VIRAL.
It was espionage and they were endeavoring to control the whole world; the important people ensnared stood to lose all their money, friends, family and freedom and they were willing to do ANYTHING to keep their actions secret.
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Guess Jeans, Wet Seal, The Limited —Les Wexner founded them all and he’s a billionaire. He sold Epstein his Manhattan mansion for $1. Above you see one of his houses, this one in Ohio.
Les Wexner also founded The Mega Group, which some say exerts influence over many world events. Wexner was once Jeffrey’s BFF.
EVERYONE asks about Ghislaine, and yeah, she’s interesting.
NO ONE ever asks about Les Wexner, who gave Jeff his start.
It’s amazing.
In 1985 something weird happened in Columbus, OH, the location of that amazing spread in the photo up there; a guy was running and screaming from a pursuer, he ran up to the door of a condo and began fearfully pounding on the door, begging for refuge. The pursuer, who was clad in ALL black, trotted up and calmly murdered him by shooting him in the head twice.
The victim, Arthur Shapiro, turned out to be an Lawyer who had become embroiled in an IRS tax matter for having some questionable tax shelters, and Shapiro had represented Wexner. At the time of his murder, Shapiro had an impending appearance before a Grand Jury in the IRS matter, and Shapiro was to provide information expected to impact an unnamed third party.
Since most of the info on this case has been swept away it’s very hard to get a photo of victim Shapiro, but one remains and I’m posting it below:
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Pretty nerdy, huh..? Do you know why the Police Chief later dropped the case..?
Because “the investigation carried some risk of having a LIBELOUS EFFECT on a prominent local businessman.”
Have you ever heard of a PD dropping an investigation for a reason like that? Insufficient evidence, sure, conflict of interest, sure, but LIBEL..? That’s weird and it jumps out at you.
The police report on the murder was weird —it wasn’t even called a report, it was called an, “analytic project”. Like the case was so sensitive that the act of merely producing a REPORT was seen as somehow dangerous. The police released the documents on this case only much later, after most interest had died down, and then only in error. The cops even tried to destroy the documents, an attempt that resulted in the punishment of several people at the department.
The best source for all this appears at the URL below:
https://freepress.org/article/shapiro-murder-file";;
Here in 2010 the local paper recalls the circumstances behind the murder:
https://www.dispatch.com/article/20100306/NEWS/303069782