Hello everyone and happy Monday. It is True Crime Rundown, which is the minisode where we give you

this week's headlines in True Crime. We are your hosts. I'm Joey Taranto. Across from me is

Yellen Marie Marsh, who is mad at me because I didn't tell her about one of the TikToks I made.

I rarely am on TikTok and she's on TikTok. When is she not on a TikTok? I haven't made TikToks

in a long time. I just don't feel very funny anymore.

But welcome to our comedy podcast.

So recently we've decided to really focus on one subject, kind of do a deep dive of that.

Obviously, the number one name in the headlines right now is Jeffrey Epstein, as it's just unfolding.

There's so much, so many people implicated all over the world.

We've got a couple names for you that have popped up that are really all over the

place. Would you like to start right now, my love, or would you like me to start? Why don't you go

ahead and start first, my love? Okay, well, gather ye round for I have news, because I need to

explain what just happened with billionaire Les Wexner and Congress. And honestly, this story has

everything. It has money, power, mystery, and a man saying I was duped approximately 47 times

in slightly different tones. So first, who is Les Wexner? He's the billionaire behind

Victoria's Secret, Bath and Body Works,

but it's limited brands. He used to own the limited and now it's just L brands. We're talking like

a retail empire, yachts, private jets, all of it. You know, the things that all of us are used to,

normal stuff. Yeah, well, so Les Wexner owned Henry Bendel, which was a really upscale department

store in New York. And so I've known that name a long time. I did not know that until you told me that.

I had no idea he owned Bendel's. Oh, yeah. But more importantly, Lex Wexner was Jeffrey Epstein's

main financial clients from the 80s to the mid-aughts.

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