Former Victoria's Secret CEO Les Wexner testifies in House Epstein investigation

Former Victoria's Secret CEO Les Wexner provided testimony in a House committee's investigation into Jeffrey Epstein during questioning sessions at his Ohio residence, as Democratic lawmakers sought to understand his relationship with the convicted sex offender amid ongoing scrutiny of wealthy individuals who associated with Epstein. The billionaire entrepreneur, who was once Epstein's closest associate and client, reportedly answered questions about his financial dealings and personal connections with the disgraced financier over several hours of closed-door testimony. According to NBC News' Melanie Zanona, Democratic lawmakers who met with Wexner described his testimony as cooperative but limited in scope, with the former retail mogul declining to provide extensive details about his knowledge of Epstein's criminal activities. The House investigation, which has been examining Epstein's extensive network of powerful associates, appears particularly interested in understanding how Wexner benefited from his relationship with Epstein and whether he had any knowledge of the trafficking operation that Epstein ran from his New York and Florida residences. Wexner's testimony comes years after publicly acknowledging that Epstein had misappropriated millions of dollars from his foundation and personal accounts during their decades-long relationship, with the House committee representing one of the most significant congressional inquiries into Epstein's network since his death in 2019.