We have heard Epstein victim Maria Farmer claim many times that she thought Les Wexner was the ‘head of the snake’ in the Epstein trafficking/kompromat operation.
In an CBS interview/article entitled “Jeffrey Epstein accuser Maria Farmer says Ghislaine Maxwell threatened her life, FBI “failed” her” Farmer confirmed that all activities in Epstein’s premises were being taped and kept, and that Epstein told her that “Wexner would do anything for him. He bragged about it,” Farmer said.
“I called Wexner ‘The Wizard of Oz.’ He was the one behind the curtain that had all the power,” Farmer said.
Farmer has expressed extreme skepticism regarding Les Wexner’s recent claims that he was “duped” by Epstein and was a victim, instead holding the billionaire responsible for enabling the abuse she suffered. She has indicated that many people, including those around Wexner, were aware of Epstein’s actions and enabled his lifestyle. Wexner sold the Manhattan townhouse to Epstein for $1. Farmer has described Wexner as the “head of the snake,” placing him above Ghislaine Maxwell in the hierarchy of the operation.
Wexner was the owner of the Victoria’s Secret brand which was one of the jobs promised to the many girls Epstein and Maxwell recruited.
Some speculate that Wexner funded Epstein’s operation on behalf of the Mossad.
Former Israeli intelligence officer Ari Ben-Menashe claimed that Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell (daughter of suspected Mossad agent Robert Maxwell) were working with Israeli intelligence to run a “honeytrap” operation to blackmail global elites. Attorney General under the first Trump administration, Alexander Acosta, was reportedly told to back off an earlier investigation into Epstein because he “belonged to intelligence”.
Epstein had extensive, long-term ties with former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, who visited him frequently in New York and was involved in business dealings with him. A 2020 FBI memo cited in 2026 reports claimed that Epstein was a Mossad-recruited agent who received intelligence training.
Congress is finally catching on.