Dhruv Patel

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233 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 17 Jul

Dhruv Patel’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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The breaking point came when Epstein showed up unannounced at Meister's Park Avenue apartment with five models for Meister's sexual entertainment.

Epstein thought he was bringing me a gift, Meister recalled.

I told him, get the f*** out and I never want to see you again.

So Wexner's thesis in the entire call was he was doing his own business ventures.

Epstein was in another world handling his finances.

The two were never really in the same boat.

They were doing their own independent activities.

And so Wexner thinks he was isolated from all of Epstein's deeds during that decade.

He, I mean, publicly it says around 100 million, but on our phone call, he says it could be as much as 200 million.

He did not, but Epstein ultimately ended up paying $100 million to Wexner, and that was revealed in February through the Epstein files.

He says, To which Jeffrey Epstein replies, And so here, we can also observe that in yet another tranche of Epstein files.

He said that that label is wrong.

It's good for the media.

I think he said something like, it's good copy.

That's exactly right.

So Lauren E. Barnes is one of the students that's been rallying alongside some other faculty and some other students.

And Lauren says, we are the school of government, and this is the largest governmental human trafficking scandal of modern times.

It's really difficult for me to be seeing the news, seeing this talked about elsewhere, but then not talked about in our classes.

It reads, the critical role that Mr. Wexner's money played in financing Epstein's crimes is of particular concern to the campus community.

The ties between HKS and Wexner are primarily financial, which may unintentionally signal that wealth and influence may supersede values.

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