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Subject: RE: CNBC; Jeffrey Epstein used $46 million charitable donation to keep alive his ties with 
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Date: Thu, 11 Jul 2019 20:00:42 +0000 
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Jeffrey Epstein used $46 
million charitable donation to 
keep alive his ties with 
billionaire Les Wexner 
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PUBLISHED MOMENTS AGO 
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Brian Schwartz/iv  SCHWARTZFICNBC 
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Accused child molester Jeff Epstein in 2008 essentially bankrolled one of Les Wexner's first nonprofit 
foundations with a contribution of more than $40 million in stock and other assets. 
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Despite the massive donation, the Wexners tried to distance themselves from Epstein. 
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While Wexner appeared to shun Epstein after his first arrest in Florida, many politicians and companies 
have continued to accept contributions from him or his organizations. 
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Before hedge fund manager Jeffrey Epstein went to jail in Florida more than a decade ago, 
billionaire L Brands founder and Chairman Les Wexner was trying to distance himself from the 
accused child molester. 
That didn't stop Epstein in 2008 from essentially bankrolling one of Wexner's first nonprofit 
foundations with a contribution of more than $40 million in stock and other assets. The 
transactions were received only months before Epstein was sentenced to a term in a Palm Beach 
County jail on a charge of soliciting an underage prostitute. 
Epstein is back in the news after his arrest Saturday on an indictment filed by the U.S. Attorney's 
Office for the Southern District of New York which charged him with trafficking  dozens of 
underage girls. 
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