Jeffrey Epstein Pretended He Was a Model Scout for Victoria's Secret to Prey on Young Women
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The New York Times has come out with a deeply reported investigation on Jeffrey Epstein’s ties to Leslie Wexner, the billionaire founder of the Limited, Bath and Body Works, and the CEO of L Brands, the company that owns Victoria’s Secret, Lane Bryant, and other brands. And among a host of incredibly eyebrow-raising details—that Wexner at one point signed over almost total control of his finances to Epstein, how some of Wexner’s wealth then quickly flowed to Epstein—we also learn that Epstein pretended he was a model scout for Victoria’s Secret in order to prey on young women, and that Wexner knew, but did seemingly nothing.
By the mid-1990s, L Brands executives had found out that Epstein “was trying to involve himself in the recruitment of lingerie models for the Victoria’s Secret catalog.” According to the New York Times, Wexner was then told of what his friend was doing, and “promised to take care of the issue.”