Victoria's Secret billionaire Les Wexner named 1,000+ times in Epstein files — 'no Epstein without Wexner's money'

Les Wexner Funded Everything. The Epstein Files Prove It.

Les Wexner — the Victoria's Secret billionaire — testified for six hours before the House Oversight Committee. His name appears over 1,000 times in the Epstein files. The FBI investigated him as a "secondary coconspirator." And a congressman said the quiet part out loud: "There would be no Epstein island, no Epstein plane, no money to traffic women and girls without Les Wexner."

1,000+ Mentions

One thousand. In a document dump spanning 3.5 million pages, one man's name appears more than a thousand times. Not as a passing reference. As a central figure in the financial infrastructure that made Epstein's operation possible.

The Money Trail

Wexner gave Epstein power of attorney over his finances. He transferred a $77 million Manhattan townhouse to Epstein. He funneled hundreds of millions through financial structures that Epstein controlled. The House Oversight Committee traced the money — and it all led back to Wexner.

"I Was Conned"

Wexner's defense: he was conned by Epstein. For decades. While giving him power of attorney. While transferring a $77 million property. While his name appeared 1,000+ times in trafficking-related documents. The FBI didn't investigate victims of cons as "secondary coconspirators."

Why It Matters

Epstein didn't fund his operation alone. He needed a billionaire's resources to build the island, buy the planes, and create the infrastructure for industrial-scale trafficking. Wexner provided those resources. The Epstein story isn't about one predator — it's about the system that funded him.