Jeffrey Epstein Arrested for Child Sex Trafficking

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Lots of Q posts today involving Jeffrey Epstein. Number 3366 told us to connect the dots between Epstein and Les Wexner.

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Q!!mG7VJxZNCI 8 Jul 2019 - 7:33:03 PM
Les Wexner.
Founder of Victoria's Secret.
Connect the dots.
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From the list (I'm still researching the rest and haven't got to Wexner yet!)

'...On Monday, as federal prosecutors unsealed new charges claiming Epstein ran a sex-trafficking ring that lured
dozens of young women to the house, its heavy wood doors bore crowbar marks -- evidence of how authorities
forced their way in over the sultry Fourth of July weekend.

Prosecutors say they discovered hundreds, possibly thousands of suggestive photographs, including those of what
appeared to be underage girls.

The latest turn in the long, lurid saga of Jeff Epstein comes more than a decade after a secretive plea deal enabled him
to avoid similar charges in Florida. Now, familiar questions are swirling again about his possible links to a Who’s Who
of prominent political and business figures.

For all his infamy, there are scant details of how he made his money.
While he’s frequently been called a billionaire, his net worth is hard to ascertain. He ran a money management firm catering
to the ultra-rich, primarily for Victoria’s Secret founder Les Wexner, but its assets were never made public and few on Wall
Street have dealt with him as a financier or money manager.

According to his lawyers more than a decade ago, he had a net worth in excess of nine figures.
Today, so little is known about Epstein’s current business or clients that the only things that can be valued with any certainty are
his properties.
The Manhattan mansion is estimated to be worth at least $77 million, according to a federal document submitted in advance of
Epstein’s bail hearing.

He also has properties in New Mexico, Paris and the U.S. Virgin Islands, where he has a private island, and a Palm Beach estate
with an assessed value of more than $12 million. He shuttles between them by private jet and has at least 15 cars, including seven
Chevrolet Suburbans, according to federal authorities...'


Les Wexner.

'...Epstein’s money management business had an exclusive focus: It would serve only billionaires.
Epstein reportedly made all the investment calls.

Since the 1990s, the company has been incorporated in the U.S. Virgin Islands and is now called Financial Trust Co.
A person answering the phone at the Saint Thomas-based company hung up after a request for comment was made.

The main client was Wexner, the founder of underwear maker L Brands. Epstein started managing his money in the 1980s and
a 2003 Vanity Fair profile noted the pair had a close relationship, close enough for Epstein to acquire the Manhattan mansion
from Wexner. It’s unclear how much Epstein paid and when he actually took ownership.

Wexner had purchased the property from the Birch Wathen School, a Manhattan prep school in 1989, according to city records.
He sold it in 1998 to a Virgin Islands entity called NES LLC, according to a person familiar with the matter. Epstein is affiliated
with NES, public records show.

There are no New York property records documenting a transfer until 2011, when the company that Wexner used to purchase the
townhouse transferred it to Epstein’s Virgin Islands-based Maple Inc. for $0. Epstein signed for both sides of the transaction.
“People have said it’s like we have one brain between two of us: each has a side,” Epstein said in the 2003 profile.

Wexner, who has a $6.7 billion fortune on the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, declined to comment. He cut ties with Epstein more
than a decade ago as suspicions about Epstein swirled, with alleged victims saying Epstein used his employees to bring local
teen girls to his Florida mansion for sex and paid them to recruit new victims. The girls were as young as 13-years-old

None of Epstein’s other clients have been identified.
But while his money management firm remains a black box, the same can’t be said of Epstein himself...'

Bloomberg:

Epstein's alleged 'Madam' -Ghislaine Maxwell is the daughter of Robert Maxwell, the deceased British media proprietor
and Member of Parliament. I remember the day back in 1991 when he was sailing on his yacht after being accused of
massive fraud with the Mirror Group pension funds and other dodgy dealings.
His body was supposedly found later floating in the sea and in my opinion, it was all a sham.

Now it seems his daughter was also into stuff that uses people for financial-gains, but the real reason may be that's
she's Mossad.

'...Though Epstein is the only person named, many powerful people with ties to the 66-year-old are likely feeling a little
nervous about the consequences of the billionaire’s arrest -including Ghislaine Maxwell, a confidante of Epstein’s who
has been connected to him for more than two decades and is alleged to have played a critical role in recruiting and
grooming underage girls into his sex-trafficking ring.

Though Maxwell is a key figure in the Epstein case, she has not yet been arrested and has repeatedly denied accusations
against her. As the details of Epstein’s alleged crimes become clearer, however, we’re likely to hear her name come up
again and again.

Here’s everything we know about the alleged madam so far.

She’s a 57-year-old British socialite.
Maxwell is the daughter of publisher Robert Maxwell -in short, she comes from money.
After growing up and attending university in England, she moved to the United States following her father’s death in 1991.
Exactly how Maxwell and Epstein met is unclear, but the two reportedly dated for a short period of time, then remained friends
after breaking up.

Per a 2002 New York Magazine profile of Epstein, Maxwell -who has been linked to Epstein for more than two decades
-“lent a little pizzazz to the lower-profile Epstein.” The story continues:

The Oxford-educated Maxwell, described by many as a man-eater (she flies her own helicopter and was recently seen dining
with [Bill] Clinton at Nello’s on Madison Avenue), lives in her own townhouse a few blocks away. Epstein is frequently seen
around town with a bevy of comely young women but there has been no boldfaced name to replace Maxwell.
“You may read about Jeffrey in the social columns, but there is much more to him than that,” says Jeffrey T. Leeds of the private
equity firm Leeds Weld & Co.

She also, in 2012, founded the TerraMar Project, a nonprofit that advocates for protecting ocean waters.
She’s friendly with a number of notable figures, including Bill Clinton and British royal-family members.
Over the years, Maxwell has been photographed alongside many prominent, powerful people who are linked to Epstein, such
as Donald Trump, Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, and lawyer Alan Dershowitz.
Maxwell was even a guest at Chelsea Clinton’s wedding in 2010.

She’s been accused of recruiting and grooming girls and women into Epstein’s alleged sex-trafficking ring.
According to multiple court filings reviewed by the Miami Herald, lawyers for one of Epstein’s alleged victims have claimed
that Epstein and Maxwell acted as the leaders of an “organized crime family” and that Maxwell helped traffic girls and women
to powerful figures.
Per the documents, Maxwell lured the alleged victims into the sex ring by offering them modeling, fashion, and educational
opportunities.

Though Epstein is the only one named in the new indictment, there are court documents that could shed light on Maxwell’s
alleged involvement: around 2,000 pages from a 2015 defamation case filed by a woman named Virginia Giuffre, who publicly
claimed in a sworn affidavit the year earlier that Maxwell had recruited her into Epstein’s sex ring to be a “sex slave” when she
was just 16.
(After being recruited, she says, she was forced to have sex with Prince Andrew and Alan Dershowitz.)

In response, Maxwell called Giuffre’s claims “entirely false” on numerous occasions, compelling the latter to file the lawsuit.
But the case never went to trial: In May 2017, it was settled the day before the trial was scheduled to start, and a U.S. District
Court judge ordered a significant portion of the filings to be sealed; furthermore, the records that were made public were
heavily blacked out.

On July 3 of this year, though, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit ordered that some of the aforementioned sealed
documents be released. However, the court did not provide a deadline.

(Additionally, in 2017, a woman named Sarah Ransome alleged in a lawsuit that Maxwell and Epstein had threatened to physically
hurt her or ruin her career were she to refuse to have sex with the pair’s clients. Ransome withdrew the suit in December 2018 for
reasons that were not made public.)

Sanford L. Bohrer, the Miami Herald’s attorney, has urged the New York appeals court to prioritize unsealing the 2,000-some pages
of documents related to the 2015 defamation case, as the allegations against Maxwell are “an issue of critical public concern.”
And speaking of the potential consequences of Epstein’s indictment, David Boies, the lawyer representing Giuffre, told the Herald,
“The one person most likely in jeopardy is Maxwell because the records that are going to be unsealed have so much evidence
against her.”
Maxwell has not made any comment since Epstein’s arrest...'

The Cut:



Here's some celeb images where Ghislaine Maxwell shows up.
(Top Left Onwards): Here she is pimping Virginia Roberts out to Prince Andrew. (Epstein allegedly paid Roberts $15,000 for the jump!)
Donald Trump allegedly being handled by Mossad Agent Maxwell.
Ghislaine Maxwell during a photo-shoot.
Maxwell attending Chelsea Clinton's wedding.
Accompanying her late-father and thief Robert Maxwell, before he staged his fake death or was assassinated. (In my opinion)