Wexner Testifies to Congress
Leslie “Les” Wexner, the billionaire founder of L Brands (which once included Victoria’s Secret), testified to the U.S. House Oversight Committee on Wednesday in connection with the ongoing probe into the Epstein files.
Forbes
In his deposition, Wexner acknowledged that he visited Jeffrey Epstein’s private Caribbean island once with his family for “a few hours” while they were in the area on their boat.
Forbes
However, he emphatically stated that he never saw, heard of, or had any knowledge of Epstein’s sex trafficking crimes — including any criminal activity on the island.
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📢 Denial of Knowledge & Involvement
Wexner framed Epstein as a “world-class con man” who hid his criminal life from him and said he was “naïve, foolish, and gullible” for trusting him.
Inquirer.com
He insisted he never witnessed Epstein’s crimes, never flew on his plane, and was never a “participant or co-conspirator” in unlawful activities.
WOSU Public Media
Wexner said he cut all ties with Epstein by 2007 when he learned of financial misconduct and has not had any contact since.
Scioto Valley Guardian
🧾 Context from the Epstein Files
Documents released as part of the Epstein files have shown Wexner’s name frequently, including an FBI report identifying him as a “co-conspirator” (he’s not been charged).
Forbes
Wexner’s attorneys previously told the FBI he had no knowledge of any inappropriate or unlawful activity with young women by Epstein.
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