Born in New York and raised in the quiet Brooklyn community of Sea Gate, his early life seemed unremarkable, and after leaving University without graduating, he initially worked as a math teacher in Manhattan. During a parent-teacher conference, the twenty-three-year-old had managed to dazzle one of the student’s financier fathers. So, when Epstein was fired as a math teacher, the broker connected Epstein with Alan Greenberg, a Wall Street bigwig who was poised to become chief executive officer of multibillion-dollar global investment bank and brokerage firm Bear Stearns. In early 1981, one of Epstein’s colleagues at Bear Stearns tipped off management that Epstein had loaned $20,000 to a friend, Warren Eisenstein, for insider trading. No longer a Wall Street wunderkind, Epstein was jobless, homeless, and running out of funds. He had to get creative. That creativity was to lead Epstein to take on controversial black-market clients, like Saudi Arabian businessman Adnan Khashoggi, for whom he helped broker global armament deals, including the sale of major weaponry like the AWACS (Airborne Warning and Control System) aircraft. By 1987, Epstein’s business affairs had become increasingly shady, and it all came to a head when he met Steven Hoffenberg of Tower Financial Corporation, a leading debt collection and corporate raiding agency. Epstein quickly set up a huge Ponzi scheme. After the authorities were alerted to the illegal scheme, trustees were appointed to operate the company. And once again, Epstein showed his talent for manipulation. The outcome was jaw-dropping. In 1995 Hoffenberg was sentenced to twenty years in prison, a $1 million fine, and $463 million in restitution… while Epstein dodged all charges. The next sucker was Leslie H. Wexner; he met Epstein sometime around 1986. For an introvert like Wexner, Epstein was a social connector who populated Wexner’s life with glittery people. Donald Trump walked up to Wexner and said, “Nice to meet you, now how did you get so fucking rich? Wexner co-founded a philanthropic organization of Jewish billionaires known as the Mega Group, which used some of its vast resources to shape Middle East policy. Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak was an Epstein confidant. Epstein invested $1 million in one of Barak’s business ventures. On a chalkboard, Barak had drawn a map of how the West Bank should be divided. The only financial footprint in all of this was the demand for $800 billion dollars to prop up the markets in 2008. They wanted the money on Monday, even as Jeffrey Epstein was pimping out his stable of Junior High school girls.
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