Lingerie Mogul Les Wexner Says Epstein Deceived Him
Les Wexner, the influential lingerie mogul and founder of L Brands, recently testified that he was deceived by Jeffrey Epstein. This statement was made during a congressional hearing focused on Epstein’s extensive criminal activities.
Details from the Congressional Hearing
The 88-year-old Wexner provided his testimony remotely from his home in Ohio. This session, held by a House committee in Washington, addresses the fallout from Epstein’s case as related documents have surfaced, causing global repercussions.
Wexner’s Statements
During his testimony, Wexner expressed regret for having trusted Epstein. He characterized Epstein as a con artist, stating, “I was naïve, stupid, and gullible to have put my trust in Jeffrey Epstein.” He emphasized that although he felt deceived, he had committed no wrongdoing himself and claimed he had nothing to hide.
Key Facts About Jeffrey Epstein
- Name: Jeffrey Epstein
- Age: Deceased
- Notorious for: Sexual crimes and trafficking
Background on Les Wexner
Wexner is known for founding L Brands, the company previously overseeing Victoria’s Secret. His long-term association with Epstein has drawn significant media attention, raising questions about their relationship.
Impact of Epstein Investigation
The investigation into Epstein continues to reveal troubling aspects of his operations, described by experts as potentially constituting crimes against humanity. The British police have even issued calls for evidence related to human trafficking accusations against Epstein.
As the congressional hearing unfolds, further testimonies are expected to shed light on the extensive network of deceit surrounding Epstein, challenging the reputations of those involved.
