The tycoon and pedophile Jeffrey Epstein He began amassing his fortune after receiving a generous reward from Spanish families.
The actress’s family Ana Obregon (70) and other families hired him to recover their investments in a bankrupt brokerage firm, according to The New York Times (NYT).
The newspaper indicates in a report published this Tuesday, December 16 that in the early 1980s, Epstein casually dated the famous Spaniard.
At one point, the Obregón family, along with other Spanish families, They asked him for help finding the money who had invested in the investment company Drysdale Securities, which eventually went bankrupt.
Epstein then contacted Bob Gold, a friend and former federal prosecutor, who told the newspaper that after a year of searching, they discovered the funds were in the Cayman Islands branch of a Canadian bank.
Ana Obregón, biologist and actress.
“Epstein received a generous reward for finding the money“, and this profit, combined with an alleged scam on the businessman Michael Walk, “made him a millionaire”, according to the New York media.
In his case, Stroll accused Epstein of absconding with much of his $450,000 investment in an agreement that never materialized, while Douglas Lee The British defense contractor also accused him of embezzling funds through his expenses account.
The New York Times also recounts another series of deceptions that led Epstein to become a multimillionaire. The pedophile died in 2019 in a New York prison where he was awaiting the start of his trial for sex trafficking.
He emphasizes, for example, that The tycoon asked for money from external investors -among whom was the executive director of the publishing house Simon & Schuster- then disappeared with him.
Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump in one of the images in which they pose together.
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Epstein also “exaggerated” his ties to David Rockefeller, patriarch of the prestigious Rockefeller family, for “IImpress powerful people and institutions“.
Me tooHis wealth was enhanced by the support of the Wexnersfounder of retailer L Brands – which owns brands like Victoria’s Secret – because it helped him build relationships with other powerful figures like the hedge fund manager Ken Lipper.
The New York Times also claims that a member of the investment firm Bear Stearns, for which Epstein worked between 1976 and 1981, presented it “constantly” to customers and young women whom he sent to his apartment and with whom, on numerous occasions, he had chance or romantic encounters.
Epstein also falsely claimed to have graduated from college. In addition, “abused his spending account and gave his girlfriend special access to investments“In this signature, the New York Times ended up adding.
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