[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  Insurrection Barbie [@DefiyantlyFree](/creator/twitter/DefiyantlyFree) on x 1M followers Created: 2025-07-17 05:58:18 UTC Epstein was introduced to Wexner around 1985, possibly through insurance executive Robert Meister or financier Jeffrey Picower. At the time, Epstein was not licensed, had no formal finance background, and no verifiable client base. Epstein Pitched Himself as a Financial “Genius” and claimed to manage money only for billionaires, using complex tax strategies and offshore structuring. There is no record of other clients beyond Wexner. Wexner bought into Epstein’s charisma and apparent sophistication. 1991: Les Wexner signed documents granting Jeffrey Epstein unrestricted power of attorney, according to court filings, corporate records, and investigative reports. This meant Epstein could: Buy and sell property Hire and fire employees Borrow money on Wexner’s behalf Sign legal documents Make financial decisions without consulting him 🧾 “Epstein had the authority to hire people, sign checks, buy and sell property—even borrow money—on Wexner’s behalf.” 📎 — Vanity Fair, Vicky Ward (2003) 📎 — New York Times & Ohio court documents, 2019 After a few years, Wexner fired several longtime lawyers and financial advisers. He centralized more control under Epstein, despite no credible explanation of Epstein’s track record. WHAT EPSTEIN DID WITH THE POA With power of attorney, Epstein: Acquired Wexner’s NYC mansion at X E 71st Street in the early 1990s — which eventually became Epstein’s primary residence. Took control of multiple trusts and investment accounts tied to Wexner and The Wexner Foundation. Allegedly used Wexner-backed structures to: Buy jets and real estate Move funds internationally Donate to elite universities under Wexner's name Build a network of political and academic influence ⚠️ Years later, when questioned, Wexner claimed he didn't know Epstein had abused his power — despite granting him complete legal control.  XXXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [tax bracket](/topic/tax-bracket) [money](/topic/money) [finance](/topic/finance) [meister](/topic/meister) [insurance](/topic/insurance) [jeffrey epstein](/topic/jeffrey-epstein) [barbie](/topic/barbie) [Post Link](https://x.com/DefiyantlyFree/status/1945724721493856690)
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Insurrection Barbie @DefiyantlyFree on x 1M followers
Created: 2025-07-17 05:58:18 UTC
Epstein was introduced to Wexner around 1985, possibly through insurance executive Robert Meister or financier Jeffrey Picower.
At the time, Epstein was not licensed, had no formal finance background, and no verifiable client base.
Epstein Pitched Himself as a Financial “Genius” and claimed to manage money only for billionaires, using complex tax strategies and offshore structuring. There is no record of other clients beyond Wexner. Wexner bought into Epstein’s charisma and apparent sophistication.
1991: Les Wexner signed documents granting Jeffrey Epstein unrestricted power of attorney, according to court filings, corporate records, and investigative reports.
This meant Epstein could:
Buy and sell property
Hire and fire employees
Borrow money on Wexner’s behalf
Sign legal documents
Make financial decisions without consulting him
🧾 “Epstein had the authority to hire people, sign checks, buy and sell property—even borrow money—on Wexner’s behalf.” 📎 — Vanity Fair, Vicky Ward (2003) 📎 — New York Times & Ohio court documents, 2019
After a few years, Wexner fired several longtime lawyers and financial advisers. He centralized more control under Epstein, despite no credible explanation of Epstein’s track record.
WHAT EPSTEIN DID WITH THE POA
With power of attorney, Epstein:
Acquired Wexner’s NYC mansion at X E 71st Street in the early 1990s — which eventually became Epstein’s primary residence.
Took control of multiple trusts and investment accounts tied to Wexner and The Wexner Foundation.
Allegedly used Wexner-backed structures to: Buy jets and real estate Move funds internationally Donate to elite universities under Wexner's name Build a network of political and academic influence
⚠️ Years later, when questioned, Wexner claimed he didn't know Epstein had abused his power — despite granting him complete legal control.
XXXXXX engagements
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