Two Survivor Lawsuits Against Wexner Become One Major Case (7/31/26) - The Epstein Chronicles

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What's up everyone? And welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. One of the many side stories when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein are the lawsuits that have been filed against Jeffrey Epstein's associates. And one of the people that has been hit with a pretty massive lawsuit is none other than Les Wexner. And now there are two groups of Epstein survivors that are suing Wexner and his foundation. And the federal judge has determined that both of those cases can be folded into one because the claims are so similar. And in my experience, that could spell a lot of trouble for Les Wexner and the foundation. So today we have an article from WTRF.com and the headline epstein Survivor Lawsuits against Les Wexner Combined into One Case. This article was authored by Katie Millard. Two lawsuits brought by survivors, the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, have been consolidated with courts determining their allegations against Ohio's richest man are similar enough to combine legal action. Two groups of Epstein survivors sued Les Wexner and the Wexner foundation this year, alleging Wexner enabled and provided resources for Jeffrey Epstein's abuse. The lawsuits brought about in late March and late June both claim that Wexner and the Wexner foundation provided Epstein with the resources needed to commit his crimes. Well, yeah, he did. Okay. Point blank period. When we're talking about Les Wexner, there was nobody that was as critical to the rise of Jeffrey Epstein. Nobody. This is the man that opened all the doors. This is the man that gave Jeffrey Epstein that veneer of respectability. And if you believe Virginia, which I do, he also took part in the abuse. Wexner had a well documented business relationship and apparent friendship with Epstein from the 80s until 2007 when Wexner said he cut ties. Although his close ties to Epstein have been the Subject of FBI and congressional probes. Wexner has long denied any involvement or knowledge of Epstein's crimes and has never been charged in connection. Oh, well, in that case, I guess we should just move on, right? Nobody's ever been charged, so I guess they didn't have anything to do with it. Or maybe they just didn't bother doing any investigation at all. Considering they never talked to people like Les Wexner or any of the core four or anybody else involved, how can you tell me it was a real investigation? On July 23, a federal judge determined the two cases were related and combined them in the New York Southern District Court. Both cases accused Wexner, the Wexner foundation, and 9 East 71st Street Corporation, an entity established by Wexner to purchase the New York mansion at the corporation's namesake address. And I think these allegations against Wexner have legs. Now, does that mean it's going to progress to a point where people are held accountable or where Les Wexner is considered, you know, a co conspirator? Probably not. And look, I don't say that because I want to cast a black cloud. I'm just giving you my honest assessment. I don't want to lead people along and have them thinking, oh, yeah, this is going to end well. Because in my experience, it's not going to end well unless there's always that caveat, right? Unless we force the issue. Because make no mistake, folks, you hold all the power. You, everybody out there listening you and how you vote, who you choose to support. It all matters. It all matters. And if we want to hold people accountable, then we have to elect people that are going to hold people in power accountable. And what I mean by that is hold them to the same standard that you and I are held to. That's all I'm asking. I'm not asking for a special standard for people of means where they get looked at in a much harsher fashion. That's certainly not what I'm calling for. I'm calling for some fairness in the system. And when people like Les Wexner are accused of serious issues like this, it should not be swept under the rug. People shouldn't be ignored. People shouldn't be, you know, told to go away. If somebody has these kinds of allegations and they have evidence backing it up, at least enough evidence that passes the threshold of probable cause, then that should be investigated. The big problem is, a lot of this stuff wasn't without Leslie Wexner's money, without his property, and without the power and Prestige that came from. From his association with one of the wealthiest men in America. Jeffrey Epstein would have never been able to operate a sex trafficking network. Court documents allege that's true, too. And that's why I said it should have been rico. If this was a RICO case, then forget it. All these financial crimes, all this bullshit would be wrapped up into it. And the reason they didn't go RICO is because they didn't want to do that. They didn't want all these other people involved, folks. Both lawsuits point to Wexner's past ownership of the New York mansion, where Epstein was found to have sexually abused dozens of underage girls. Epstein survivors in the lawsuits said they were assaulted by Epstein at the mansion from 2000 to 2016. 16 years. Nobody knew anything. Nobody saw anything. Nobody had any idea. The New York mansion was purchased by Epstein for 20 million if in 1998, according to property and financial records. In a court filing, Wexner's attorneys said Wexner also sold 90 71st Street Corporation to a company owned by Epstein in 1998, also detailed in business records. Ah, yeah, you know, no connection. These two guys. I was just a victim of Epstein's, too, is what Wexner told us. And keep in mind, all those Republicans that talked all that, couldn't even be bothered to go and sit down with Les Wexner. Imagine that. How dare you? How dare you? One of the most crucial pieces of the whole puzzle, and you have no desire to speak to him. But sure, let's talk to Ted Wait some more. And look, I apologize for making you guys suffer through that Ted Waite deposition. We're not learning much, but it's important that we get it into the catalog, right? Important that we get it documented. But they all showed up to that. How come they couldn't show up and talk to Les Wexner? I'm sure it has nothing to do with the way his donations go, right? I'm sure it has nothing to do with who he funds. The lawsuit also accuses Wexner and the Wexner foundation of giving Epstein the money that facilitated Epstein's abuse. The House Oversight Committee estimated Epstein obtained 200 million from Wexner's finances and the more than 15 years they worked together. Epstein was a trustee of the Wexner Foundation, a charity founded by Wexner that works to connect Jewish American leaders to Israel and professional opportunities from 1992 to 2007. In 2020, the Wexner foundation issued an independent review of Epstein ties to the foundation. The review claimed there was no evidence that Epstein used his role in the foundation to commit assaults. Not. Oh no, no. No evidence whatsoever. He wasn't bringing people in under the guise of being a modeling scout or whatever for Victoria's Secret. That never happened. It's amazing how they like to rewrite history, isn't it? The Wexners have tremendous sympathy for the victims of Jeffrey Epstein's horrendous crimes. The complaint, however, fails to state any factual basis for asserting a claim against Mr. Wexner. A spokesperson for Wexner said the claims appear to be based upon ownership of a house Mr. Wexner sold years prior to the time of the allegations. There's no basis for the claims, which will be vigorously defended. Good. Let's get to discovery, let's get to some depositions and let's see what's what.
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Wexner became Ohio's richest man by running businesses like Victoria's Secret and Abercrombie and Fitch. And his name is familiar to many in central Ohio through the Wexner Medical center or Wexner center for the Arts. Oh, well, that means he couldn't be involved in anything untowards, right? Donated a lot of money, built some buildings, put his name on some hospitals. Hell of a guy, that Les Wexner. Now, combined, the case includes the 13 survivors of Epstein's abuse. On Tuesday, Wexner's attorneys asked for the case to be dismissed. Both parties are scheduled for a telephone conference on August 6th. So, look, this is one of those lawsuits that's going to make its way through the court, right? I don't see Les Wexner trying to come to some agreement here. I mean, he might, but I think that would be devastating for him. I think he's going to have to fight this. And if he does fight it, that could be devastating as well, because, remember, it was Glenn Maxwell and the deposition with Virginia that led to her downfall. And that's why you see a lot of people that are in that situation, in that position, plead the fifth. I mean, look at Dr. Fauci the other day, bro. Might as well have been in the Mafia for as little as he wanted to say. And when you're going to incriminate yourself, when you're going to find yourself in a bad position, any lawyer worth his weight in salt is going to tell you to plead the Fifth. So does Wexner want to get to a point where he has to be deposed? I highly doubt it. I highly doubt it. Now, here's the thing to keep in mind. Les Wexner is definitely going to have the best lawyers in the world. And those lawyers are going to do everything in their power to make this go away. And if they do come to some agreement and there's some settlement paid out, you better believe there's going to be language in it that softens the blow. Oh, well, we're going to pay this money out. But you know how it goes. Nobody ever accepts responsibility, but, sure, let me pay you a fat bag. And then they have the audacity to be like, well, we were never convicted of anything. You paid $15 million, $20 million, whatever to make it go away. If you have that kind of money to pay somebody off, you have that kind of money to have a lawyer fight the charges. And if you're innocent and these kinds of charges are brought against you, my guess is you're going to try and fight them. So we'll see what's what? And we'll see if this turns into something more. But as of right now, things have progressed past the initial stages. Both of these lawsuits have been combined and rolled into one, and the train has left the station and the only question now is what time is it going to arrive? All the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box.
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The Epstein Chronicles – Episode Summary
Episode Title: Two Survivor Lawsuits Against Wexner Become One Major Case (7/31/26)
Host: Bobby Capucci
Release Date: July 31, 2026

Overview

This episode of The Epstein Chronicles breaks down the critical legal development in the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein saga: the consolidation of two lawsuits filed by Epstein survivors against billionaire Les Wexner and his foundation. Host Bobby Capucci dives into the significance of the court’s decision to combine these cases, explores what it means for Wexner’s legal and public standing, and candidly critiques the lack of accountability for those in power who were closely tied to Epstein. The discussion points reflect Capucci's signature confrontational style and unfiltered analysis.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. The Lawsuits Against Les Wexner (01:00–03:30)

Consolidation of Lawsuits:
• Two groups of Epstein survivors filed similar lawsuits earlier this year against Les Wexner and the Wexner Foundation, alleging they enabled and provided resources for Epstein’s abuse.
• A federal judge recently determined that these cases were similar enough to be combined, creating a single, more substantial legal challenge for Wexner.

Quote:
“One of the people that has been hit with a pretty massive lawsuit is none other than Les Wexner. And now there are two groups of Epstein survivors that are suing Wexner and his foundation. And the federal judge has determined that both of those cases can be folded into one because the claims are so similar.” – Bobby Capucci (00:45)
Allegations & Importance of Wexner:
• Wexner is described as Epstein’s most critical supporter — the individual who introduced Epstein to power and respectability.
• Capucci emphasizes the gravity of the accusation: “There was nobody that was as critical to the rise of Jeffrey Epstein. Nobody.” (02:11)
Nature of the Claims:
• The lawsuits claim Wexner’s financial and social backing made Epstein’s crimes possible and point to Wexner’s ownership of the infamous New York mansion used in the abuses.

2. Skepticism of Accountability & Systemic Critique (04:00–07:15)

Impunity for the Elite:
• Capucci voices doubts that the lawsuit will bring real accountability, based on the track record of investigations failing to thoroughly scrutinize powerful people.
• Observes that Wexner has never been charged, despite being central to Epstein’s rise and activities.

Quote:
“I don’t want to lead people along and have them thinking, oh, yeah, this is going to end well. Because in my experience, it’s not going to end well unless… we force the issue. Because make no mistake folks, you hold all the power.” – Bobby Capucci (05:46)
The System’s Double Standard:
• Capucci asserts that justice isn’t served equally, suggesting the criminal justice system bends for the wealthy and influential. • Calls for listeners to demand elected officials who will hold all people, including elites, accountable to the same standards.

3. Evidence, Ownership, and Legal Arguments (07:15–10:00)

Role of Wexner’s Resources:
• Outlines how without Wexner’s support (property, money, prestige), Epstein wouldn’t have been able to operate as he did. • Points out court documents and Congressional estimates indicating Wexner provided up to $200 million in resources to Epstein over a decade and a half.
Mansion Ownership:
• The suits focus on events in Epstein’s New York mansion, purchased by Wexner’s entity and later transferred to Epstein. Survivors allege assaults occurred there between 2000 and 2016.
Foundation’s Response:
• Wexner and his foundation deny any factual basis for the claims, promising a vigorous defense and highlighting a previous independent review that found “no evidence” of wrongdoing via the foundation.

Quote:
“The complaint, however, fails to state any factual basis for asserting a claim against Mr. Wexner.” – Statement from Wexner spokespeople, read by Capucci (09:48)

4. Broader Implications, Public Perception & Legal Tactics (10:30–13:00)

Wexner’s Social Standing:
• Capucci critiques how Wexner’s philanthropy (notably in Ohio institutions) creates a veneer of respectability that discourages serious scrutiny.
Legal Strategy & Next Steps:
• Case now includes thirteen survivors. On July 30, Wexner’s attorneys filed a motion to dismiss. A phone conference is scheduled for August 6th. • Capucci speculates that, given the risk of depositions, Wexner may either fight aggressively or, if a settlement occurs, ensure it contains language softening accountability.

Quote:
“If you have that kind of money to pay somebody off, you have that kind of money to have a lawyer fight the charges. And if you’re innocent and these kinds of charges are brought against you, my guess is you’re going to try and fight them.” – Bobby Capucci (12:30)
Precedent from Other Cases:
• Reference to Ghislaine Maxwell, noting that depositions often set the stage for further legal peril: “It was Glenn Maxwell and the deposition with Virginia that led to her downfall.” (11:51)

Notable Quotes and Moments

“When people like Les Wexner are accused of serious issues like this, it should not be swept under the rug. People shouldn’t be ignored.” – Bobby Capucci (06:41)
“All the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box.” – Bobby Capucci (13:00)

Important Timestamps

00:45 – Introduction to the Wexner lawsuits and their consolidation
02:10 – Wexner’s pivotal role in Epstein’s ascent
05:45 – Host’s skepticism about elite accountability in the justice system
07:45 – Legal arguments on mansion ownership and financial connections
10:30 – How Wexner’s public image complicates scrutiny
12:00 – Speculation about legal strategies and settlement possibilities
13:00 – Summary of current legal status and case schedule

Final Thoughts

Bobby Capucci delivers a detailed and impassioned account of how two significant lawsuits from Epstein survivors have merged into a single case against Les Wexner. He offers background, critical legal context, and sharp criticism of societal and systemic forces that hinder accountability for the powerful. The host ends with a call for public vigilance and fair, equal standards in justice, while maintaining ample skepticism about the likelihood of a true reckoning for Epstein’s elite enablers.

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Podcast Host
Hey everybody.
[00:01]
Lady Luck
Lady Luck here. And we're celebrating America's 250th birthday. Now all summer long I'm going to be celebrating by playing on spinquest.com which is an American owned social casino. It obviously features over a thousand slot games and live blackjack, live craps, live bubble craps. Head on over to spinquest.com get yourself a $30 coin pack for just 10 bucks.
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What's up everyone? And welcome to another episode of the Epstein Chronicles. One of the many side stories when it comes to Jeffrey Epstein are the lawsuits that have been filed against Jeffrey Epstein's associates. And one of the people that has been hit with a pretty massive lawsuit is none other than Les Wexner. And now there are two groups of Epstein survivors that are suing Wexner and his foundation. And the federal judge has determined that both of those cases can be folded into one because the claims are so similar. And in my experience, that could spell a lot of trouble for Les Wexner and the foundation. So today we have an article from WTRF.com and the headline epstein Survivor Lawsuits against Les Wexner Combined into One Case. This article was authored by Katie Millard. Two lawsuits brought by survivors, the convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, have been consolidated with courts determining their allegations against Ohio's richest man are similar enough to combine legal action. Two groups of Epstein survivors sued Les Wexner and the Wexner foundation this year, alleging Wexner enabled and provided resources for Jeffrey Epstein's abuse. The lawsuits brought about in late March and late June both claim that Wexner and the Wexner foundation provided Epstein with the resources needed to commit his crimes. Well, yeah, he did. Okay. Point blank period. When we're talking about Les Wexner, there was nobody that was as critical to the rise of Jeffrey Epstein. Nobody. This is the man that opened all the doors. This is the man that gave Jeffrey Epstein that veneer of respectability. And if you believe Virginia, which I do, he also took part in the abuse. Wexner had a well documented business relationship and apparent friendship with Epstein from the 80s until 2007 when Wexner said he cut ties. Although his close ties to Epstein have been the Subject of FBI and congressional probes. Wexner has long denied any involvement or knowledge of Epstein's crimes and has never been charged in connection. Oh, well, in that case, I guess we should just move on, right? Nobody's ever been charged, so I guess they didn't have anything to do with it. Or maybe they just didn't bother doing any investigation at all. Considering they never talked to people like Les Wexner or any of the core four or anybody else involved, how can you tell me it was a real investigation? On July 23, a federal judge determined the two cases were related and combined them in the New York Southern District Court. Both cases accused Wexner, the Wexner foundation, and 9 East 71st Street Corporation, an entity established by Wexner to purchase the New York mansion at the corporation's namesake address. And I think these allegations against Wexner have legs. Now, does that mean it's going to progress to a point where people are held accountable or where Les Wexner is considered, you know, a co conspirator? Probably not. And look, I don't say that because I want to cast a black cloud. I'm just giving you my honest assessment. I don't want to lead people along and have them thinking, oh, yeah, this is going to end well. Because in my experience, it's not going to end well unless there's always that caveat, right? Unless we force the issue. Because make no mistake, folks, you hold all the power. You, everybody out there listening you and how you vote, who you choose to support. It all matters. It all matters. And if we want to hold people accountable, then we have to elect people that are going to hold people in power accountable. And what I mean by that is hold them to the same standard that you and I are held to. That's all I'm asking. I'm not asking for a special standard for people of means where they get looked at in a much harsher fashion. That's certainly not what I'm calling for. I'm calling for some fairness in the system. And when people like Les Wexner are accused of serious issues like this, it should not be swept under the rug. People shouldn't be ignored. People shouldn't be, you know, told to go away. If somebody has these kinds of allegations and they have evidence backing it up, at least enough evidence that passes the threshold of probable cause, then that should be investigated. The big problem is, a lot of this stuff wasn't without Leslie Wexner's money, without his property, and without the power and Prestige that came from. From his association with one of the wealthiest men in America. Jeffrey Epstein would have never been able to operate a sex trafficking network. Court documents allege that's true, too. And that's why I said it should have been rico. If this was a RICO case, then forget it. All these financial crimes, all this bullshit would be wrapped up into it. And the reason they didn't go RICO is because they didn't want to do that. They didn't want all these other people involved, folks. Both lawsuits point to Wexner's past ownership of the New York mansion, where Epstein was found to have sexually abused dozens of underage girls. Epstein survivors in the lawsuits said they were assaulted by Epstein at the mansion from 2000 to 2016. 16 years. Nobody knew anything. Nobody saw anything. Nobody had any idea. The New York mansion was purchased by Epstein for 20 million if in 1998, according to property and financial records. In a court filing, Wexner's attorneys said Wexner also sold 90 71st Street Corporation to a company owned by Epstein in 1998, also detailed in business records. Ah, yeah, you know, no connection. These two guys. I was just a victim of Epstein's, too, is what Wexner told us. And keep in mind, all those Republicans that talked all that, couldn't even be bothered to go and sit down with Les Wexner. Imagine that. How dare you? How dare you? One of the most crucial pieces of the whole puzzle, and you have no desire to speak to him. But sure, let's talk to Ted Wait some more. And look, I apologize for making you guys suffer through that Ted Waite deposition. We're not learning much, but it's important that we get it into the catalog, right? Important that we get it documented. But they all showed up to that. How come they couldn't show up and talk to Les Wexner? I'm sure it has nothing to do with the way his donations go, right? I'm sure it has nothing to do with who he funds. The lawsuit also accuses Wexner and the Wexner foundation of giving Epstein the money that facilitated Epstein's abuse. The House Oversight Committee estimated Epstein obtained 200 million from Wexner's finances and the more than 15 years they worked together. Epstein was a trustee of the Wexner Foundation, a charity founded by Wexner that works to connect Jewish American leaders to Israel and professional opportunities from 1992 to 2007. In 2020, the Wexner foundation issued an independent review of Epstein ties to the foundation. The review claimed there was no evidence that Epstein used his role in the foundation to commit assaults. Not. Oh no, no. No evidence whatsoever. He wasn't bringing people in under the guise of being a modeling scout or whatever for Victoria's Secret. That never happened. It's amazing how they like to rewrite history, isn't it? The Wexners have tremendous sympathy for the victims of Jeffrey Epstein's horrendous crimes. The complaint, however, fails to state any factual basis for asserting a claim against Mr. Wexner. A spokesperson for Wexner said the claims appear to be based upon ownership of a house Mr. Wexner sold years prior to the time of the allegations. There's no basis for the claims, which will be vigorously defended. Good. Let's get to discovery, let's get to some depositions and let's see what's what.
[08:49]
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[10:28]
Podcast Host
Wexner became Ohio's richest man by running businesses like Victoria's Secret and Abercrombie and Fitch. And his name is familiar to many in central Ohio through the Wexner Medical center or Wexner center for the Arts. Oh, well, that means he couldn't be involved in anything untowards, right? Donated a lot of money, built some buildings, put his name on some hospitals. Hell of a guy, that Les Wexner. Now, combined, the case includes the 13 survivors of Epstein's abuse. On Tuesday, Wexner's attorneys asked for the case to be dismissed. Both parties are scheduled for a telephone conference on August 6th. So, look, this is one of those lawsuits that's going to make its way through the court, right? I don't see Les Wexner trying to come to some agreement here. I mean, he might, but I think that would be devastating for him. I think he's going to have to fight this. And if he does fight it, that could be devastating as well, because, remember, it was Glenn Maxwell and the deposition with Virginia that led to her downfall. And that's why you see a lot of people that are in that situation, in that position, plead the fifth. I mean, look at Dr. Fauci the other day, bro. Might as well have been in the Mafia for as little as he wanted to say. And when you're going to incriminate yourself, when you're going to find yourself in a bad position, any lawyer worth his weight in salt is going to tell you to plead the Fifth. So does Wexner want to get to a point where he has to be deposed? I highly doubt it. I highly doubt it. Now, here's the thing to keep in mind. Les Wexner is definitely going to have the best lawyers in the world. And those lawyers are going to do everything in their power to make this go away. And if they do come to some agreement and there's some settlement paid out, you better believe there's going to be language in it that softens the blow. Oh, well, we're going to pay this money out. But you know how it goes. Nobody ever accepts responsibility, but, sure, let me pay you a fat bag. And then they have the audacity to be like, well, we were never convicted of anything. You paid $15 million, $20 million, whatever to make it go away. If you have that kind of money to pay somebody off, you have that kind of money to have a lawyer fight the charges. And if you're innocent and these kinds of charges are brought against you, my guess is you're going to try and fight them. So we'll see what's what? And we'll see if this turns into something more. But as of right now, things have progressed past the initial stages. Both of these lawsuits have been combined and rolled into one, and the train has left the station and the only question now is what time is it going to arrive? All the information that goes with this episode can be found in the description box.
[13:10]
Bretzky
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