What if … the first dirty deed done for Wexner was done by Epstein and co…
3/6/1985 - Arthur Shapiro was murdered the day before he was to testify re IRS things.
Arthur Shapiro was THE attorney for Wexner’s company at the time.
His law office had his name removed from their office the very next day.
Depending on which account we rely on, Epstein appeared in Wexner’s life about this same time.
The investigation was suppressed. A report suggesting links to organized crime as well as several other connections was not pursued. In fact it was ordered to be destroyed. But a copy had already been forwarded to another office. This reappeared - accidentally included with other documents in a FOIA request.
Search “Arthur Shapiro murder files”.
The person who had ordered it destroyed? Given a 5 day suspension.
Wexner’s fashion business was in full swing at this time.
Back to the law firm. One of the partners was Jack Kessler. Kessler was on the search committee for THE Ohio state university’s president. That committee chose Gordon Gee. The head of the OSU Ob/Gyn department - Dr. Landon - was on Epstein’s payroll. Quarterly payments … !?
Back to Kessler. Jack Kessler was ALSO on the search committee for CEO of Bank One. Bank one became a part of … you guessed it - JP Morgan Chase. That search committee chose Jamie Dimon - yes - THAT guy.
Now currently, Kessler’s daughter (who is also an attorney) and one of Wexner’s current attorneys sit on the OSU board. Amid the calls for the removal of Wexner’s name from the university - including tue new building they just opened - there have been calls for the resignations of these two board members , citing conflict of interest.
Which, clearly, there is.
Instead of that happening, the current president was ushered out / stepped down under the auspices of an affair.
Seriously?
The head of the Ob:gym department was on Epstein’s payroll and is STILL there. But the president of the university steps down due to an affair…
Is it possible that the first “dirty deed” to tie Wexner’s and Epstein was the murder of Arthur Shapiro, back in 1985?
Side note - Jack Kessler happens to have had another attorney colleague that was murdered. He seems like the kind of person to avoid - especially as a partner.
A friend who is a former commercial and residential banker said the focus needs to be on following the money: documents showing how people in Epstein's network were paid, what other banks were used besides JP Morgan Chase, how was money laundered and by whom, who was paid off at customs checkpoints, etc. I imagine a lot of this forensic accounting has already been done by the FBI. Where are all of the people who have raised the flags and done the forensics over the years?
The phrasing "institutional decisions" bugs me. Individual humans make decisions, and are expected to be accountable, no?
This piece does a nice job of pinning a few names to their actions within the institution. I'm curious, though, why the identity of the "nymphette" email is given but not the writer of the email.
"The question of how many of the most powerful people on the planet were involved in this and are not in prison because the people who would need to prosecute them were on the same flights and at the same parties is not a paranoid question, it is the only question that the scale of the operation logically produces. And the fact that it remains largely unasked by the institutions with the power to answer it tells you something important about the nature of those institutions and whose interests they actually serve."
Exactly, thank you for asking the question and doing the work...
What if … the first dirty deed done for Wexner was done by Epstein and co…
3/6/1985 - Arthur Shapiro was murdered the day before he was to testify re IRS things.
Arthur Shapiro was THE attorney for Wexner’s company at the time.
His law office had his name removed from their office the very next day.
Depending on which account we rely on, Epstein appeared in Wexner’s life about this same time.
The investigation was suppressed. A report suggesting links to organized crime as well as several other connections was not pursued. In fact it was ordered to be destroyed. But a copy had already been forwarded to another office. This reappeared - accidentally included with other documents in a FOIA request.
Search “Arthur Shapiro murder files”.
The person who had ordered it destroyed? Given a 5 day suspension.
Wexner’s fashion business was in full swing at this time.
Back to the law firm. One of the partners was Jack Kessler. Kessler was on the search committee for THE Ohio state university’s president. That committee chose Gordon Gee. The head of the OSU Ob/Gyn department - Dr. Landon - was on Epstein’s payroll. Quarterly payments … !?
Back to Kessler. Jack Kessler was ALSO on the search committee for CEO of Bank One. Bank one became a part of … you guessed it - JP Morgan Chase. That search committee chose Jamie Dimon - yes - THAT guy.
Now currently, Kessler’s daughter (who is also an attorney) and one of Wexner’s current attorneys sit on the OSU board. Amid the calls for the removal of Wexner’s name from the university - including tue new building they just opened - there have been calls for the resignations of these two board members , citing conflict of interest.
Which, clearly, there is.
Instead of that happening, the current president was ushered out / stepped down under the auspices of an affair.
Seriously?
The head of the Ob:gym department was on Epstein’s payroll and is STILL there. But the president of the university steps down due to an affair…
Is it possible that the first “dirty deed” to tie Wexner’s and Epstein was the murder of Arthur Shapiro, back in 1985?
Side note - Jack Kessler happens to have had another attorney colleague that was murdered. He seems like the kind of person to avoid - especially as a partner.
A friend who is a former commercial and residential banker said the focus needs to be on following the money: documents showing how people in Epstein's network were paid, what other banks were used besides JP Morgan Chase, how was money laundered and by whom, who was paid off at customs checkpoints, etc. I imagine a lot of this forensic accounting has already been done by the FBI. Where are all of the people who have raised the flags and done the forensics over the years?
The phrasing "institutional decisions" bugs me. Individual humans make decisions, and are expected to be accountable, no?
This piece does a nice job of pinning a few names to their actions within the institution. I'm curious, though, why the identity of the "nymphette" email is given but not the writer of the email.
"The question of how many of the most powerful people on the planet were involved in this and are not in prison because the people who would need to prosecute them were on the same flights and at the same parties is not a paranoid question, it is the only question that the scale of the operation logically produces. And the fact that it remains largely unasked by the institutions with the power to answer it tells you something important about the nature of those institutions and whose interests they actually serve."
Exactly, thank you for asking the question and doing the work...