“While Jeffries was the CEO and in charge of Abercrombie’s methods for recruiting models and expanding the brand, Wexner was always his glorified boss and mentor, and the Abercrombie Ohio office maintained somewhat of a shrine to Wexner,” the complaint explained.

“The dominos are falling,” claimed @chicabonita2145 on Truth Social. “Jeffrey Epstein financed them. Les Wexner – Victoria’s Secret CEO. Mike Jeffries – Abercrombie & Fitch CEO. Wait until you see who’s next…”

In the mid-1990s, Epstein was a young money manager with one client: Leslie Wexner. Wexner gave Epstein power of attorney in 1991, meaning that he could sign checks in Wexner’s name, sell his property, and do pretty much anything Wexner could do with his money.

In 1998, Wexner sold Epstein his New York townhouse for $0.

Epstein spent a lot of time in Ohio back then and was also reportedly involved in Wexner’s handling of Abercrombie & Fitch.

In 1996, Vanity Fair reported Epstein flew to Columbus and told The Limited executives that he would decide the price Abercrombie & Fitch would sell at when it went public as its own, independent company. According to the executive who talked with Vanity Fair, Epstein got his way, despite suspicions that he was engaging in insider trading.

According to the 2023 civil case against Jeffries, Smith, and Abercrombie & Fitch, the company allegedly provided the “financial lifeblood” necessary for Jeffries and his associates to “sexually terrorize aspiring male models.”

“This is all connected to Jeffrey Epstein’s blackmail ring and it’s starting to become blatantly obvious. Notice how all the Epstein associates and blackmail rings are going down, one by one….” posted @PepeLivesMatter on Truth Social, drawing a connection between Wexner’s purchase of Abercrombie & Fitch and Epstein’s criminal enterprise.

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