Gavin de Becker

For one thing, his earning path is highly suspect.

I'll first tell you what he was.

What he was is a construct.

He's a created construct.

Money, wealth, private jet, private island, fun, not married, young girls, lots of things.

So he was a construct.

The money, $500 million of money came from Les Wexner, who's a wealthy guy who owns or owned, I don't know what he's doing now, Victoria's Secret.

Big note to the state of Israel.

And $500 million was transferred to Epstein along with power of attorney to use it and invest it in the ways he saw fit.

Quite an unusual, you know, I'm mildly wealthy, but I'm not sending you $500 million.

I'll tell you that.

The idea that you're doing this is itself extraordinary, but it was probably the funding mechanism for this construct.

While it's a real name...

Jeffrey Epstein, and he has a real birth certificate and grew up in a real way.

The picture that is presented to the world is not authentic.

It is not accurate to who he was.

And the more you dig into this story, which, of course, people are doing so much now because of these three million documents so far and videos, by the way, and photographs.

There's a lot of material there.

It's very interesting to people right now and more to be learned.

But what was actually going on?