>>60594107>He was an employee of bear stearns.He was an options trader at Bear Stearns when options were quite novel. He excelled at pricing/trading them.
>He bought into becoming a limited partner.His success at options made him become the younger partner ever at Bear Stearns.
>He was allegedly fired or quit.Yeah dunno about that.
>he was then granted nearly unchecked power over les wexners ( Victoria secret and other stores) multi billion fortune.No. After Bear Stearns he worked in distressed debt business. Which were quite shady deals. He and his business partner got sued by the SEC for fraud afaik - his partner got jail time, Epstein got aquitted. But it was extremely close, iirc Epstein could've been convicted as well. After this, Epstein moved into wealth management for ultra-rich. One of his first clients was Lex Wesner.
>We still aren't aware of any other clients epstein actually had or how he managed to gain this power over les in such a short time.Correct, but if you can count 1 and 1 together you should be able to realize Epstein was a brilliant social reader, especially when working with smart people.
> He used wexners funds to buy the 727 and the island. the new york townhouse itself was a gift to epstein from wexner.In particular the NYC townhouse was a gift by Wexner.
> and yet, wexner allegedly knew absolutely nothing about anything illegal. Why should he though? As long as Epstein made money for Wexner, things were fine.
> Close friends with the guy for decades, and randomly trusted him with his entire fortune, but zero suspicions he was doing anything bad in the 727 plane wexner paid for. he's still alive if you're curious. Idk why Wexner dealings is supposed to be shady here. If you want to look at shady thing for Epstein:
>Where are his banks record (he was client at JPM)?>Why did U.S. Attorney Alexander Acosta sign a plea deal with Epstein regarded sex traffing charges in 2008?>What was found in his NYC/island town house?