Wexner Sued Over Epstein's Crimes
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Eleven survivors of Jeffrey Epsteins sex trafficking ring are suing billionaire Les Wexner, his foundation, and a company tied to a New York mansion. They allege Wexner provided Epstein with money, property, and connections to run the operation, which involved violent abuse against women. Wexner, who built his fortune with brands like Victorias Secret and Abercrombie & Fitch, stayed close to Epstein from the 1980s until 2007. The survivors claim Epstein used Wexners Victorias Secret links to lure young models, with three being minors when abused at the property between 2000 and 2016. Wexner testified he never hooked Epstein up with models and cut off contact after hearing rumors. Epstein served as a trustee for the Wexner Foundation from 1992 to 2007, and survivors allege it funneled him resources for more attacks. The foundations own review in 2020 found no proof he used it for crimes or scholarships. Wexners team calls the suit baseless, and the case heads to New York court.
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