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NEW: Apollo CEO/chairman/billionaire Leon Black paid Jeffrey Epstein $150 million over five years -- nearly three times as much as previously known. But he will remain chairman of the board. By @mattgoldtein26 and mehttps://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/25/business/leon-black-apollo-jeffrey-epstein.html …
Leslie Wexner was sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein's benefactor until about 2007. In the years after, Leon Black stepped in, paying Epstein at least $150 million in fees for financial services the some say had a market value of about $5 million.https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/25/business/leon-black-apollo-jeffrey-epstein.html …
UPDATED with more details: Mr. Black’s payments bankrolled the lifestyle of Mr. Epstein — whom Mr. Black viewed as a “confirmed bachelor with eclectic tastes.” Mr. Black believed that Mr. Epstein had “served his time” and deserved a second chance.https://www.nytimes.com/2021/01/25/business/leon-black-apollo-jeffrey-epstein.html …
Blackmail ... pure & simple!
Sometimes from a story you know who the leaker is (whether directly or not), and you know why they leaked, and applaud the leak.
Money launderers for Mossad. #EpsteinCoverup
Terrific story but the idea that Black paid Epstein $158m because of his stellar tax advice is hard to believe.
Definitely more than I pay my accountant.
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