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| I molest girls, boys, trans kids, so what? |
Zionist Leslie "Lex" Herbert Wexner [3] (born Sept. 8, 1937) is a Jewish Ohio American billionaire, alleged child molester, businessman, and pro-Israel political activist, and the owner of L Brands, a sexy chain of top American products appealing to kids and frequented by adults.
- In Feb. 2026, of the relatively few Epstein Files ever released, some reveal that the FBI listed Wexner as a potential Epstein co-conspirator [7], but Lex has denied helping Epstein's offend or being with him during his/their crimes [8].
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| Hi, I'm Lex, Vic's secret, partner of Epstein |
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| Victoria's Secret loves kids |
In 1991, Wexner and fellow Canadian Jewish billionaire Charles Bronfman formed an informal pro-Israel lobby group, called the Study Group or "Mega Group." The organization is said to have lobbied for Zionist U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East alongside a cover of "philanthropic" activities.
- LITIGATION: In January 2021, an L Brands shareholder filed a lawsuit alleging L Brands and board members including Wexner created an "entrenched culture of misogyny, bullying, and harassment," alleging they were aware of child molestation and sex trafficking crimes being committed by Jeffrey Epstein, breaching Wexner's fiduciary duty to the company and devalued the brand [73].
- On July 30, 2021, L Brands [implicitly yet not legally admitting guilt] agreed to a $90 million settlement to resolve derivative lawsuits stemming from claims that combine Ohio and Delaware actions [74].
- Survivors of Jeffrey Epstein: In April 2026, several women who were victims of Epstein filed lawsuits against both Wexner and the Wexner Foundation, alleging that Wexner gave $200 million to [Israeli operative] Epstein from 1987 to 2007 thus enabling the creation of Epstein's sex trafficking [child rape, exploitation, and prostitution] network [75]. More
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| The demand is a sacrifice, and Baal prefers kids |
Between 1987 and 2007, Wexner retained Jeffrey Epstein as his principal financial manager, whom he granted significant control of his finances, including full power of attorney.
Epstein reportedly earned a significant fraction of his billion-dollar wealth through his services provided to Wexner [5, 6]. More
