That much money..
"The hedge-fund managers we spoke to leaned toward the theory that Epstein was running a blackmail scheme under the cover of a hedge fund."http://nymag.com/intelligencer/2019/07/hedge-funders-have-some-thoughts-on-what-epstein-was-doing.html …
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Imagine that this story isn't true - who would have an incentive to correct the record before their names were publicly linked to Epstein?
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Umm... Yeah, that. Plus the blackmail
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Nice theory!
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You'd think word would get around after he burned two or three. Either hedge managers are complete morons who never talk to each other, or this really wasn't blackmail.
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It feels like a conspiracy theory except that it makes more sense.
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Highly doubtful. You don't blackmail billionaires and live. The higher likelihood is that buying into his fund was a way to join his cult sex club. You don't get to fly on the Lolita Express without a $5 million deposit.
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Don't need to be billionaires. A CEO of a billion dollar company could easily arrange to buy some bogus services, possibly not even touching their own wealth.
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