Unmasking Les Wexner’s 2026 Deposition

The Legend of the Golem
Before we dive into the depositions and the documents, we have to look back at who Les Wexner really is—not just as the billionaire founder of L Brands, but as a man fascinated by the dark and the mythical.
In a chilling profile from the early 1980s (often cited as the "Dybbuk and Demon" era of his press), Wexner spoke about his business empire in terms that felt less like fashion and more like folklore. He famously referenced the Golem of Prague—a creature from Jewish mythology built from clay to protect its creator, only to eventually grow out of control and turn into a destructive force.
Wexner saw himself as a creator, but looking back at his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, the Golem reference takes on a haunting new meaning. Was Epstein the "clay" Wexner molded with his billions? Did the creature eventually destroy the creator’s reputation? Wexner once said of his industry, "It’s a dumb business like selling clothes," yet he was obsessed with the power and "other worlds" his success allowed him to enter. He wasn’t a fashionista; he was a business mogul—a cold, calculated architect of commerce.
The "Broke" Financial Advisor
Let’s get real: why would one of the wealthiest men in the world hire a man with no track record, no high-level firm, and essentially no money to manage his billions? Wexner has maintained that he was "conned," but the math doesn't add up.
In his February 18th, 2026 deposition, Wexner claimed Epstein was a "world-class con artist." But for two decades, Wexner gave Epstein Power of Attorney over his entire life. It was Wexner’s money that funded the private jets, the New York townhomes, and the "freaky endeavors" we now know as a global trafficking ring.
Maria Farmer and the late Virginia Giuffre didn't just mention Wexner in passing; they named him in sworn statements to the FBI. Farmer alleged she was held against her will at Wexner's New Albany, Ohio estate, while Giuffre’s testimony placed Wexner directly in the circle of men Epstein "shared" with his victims.
The Card, The Names, and The "Old Man" Strategy
The evidence is mounting. In the unsealed files, Wexner’s name appears nearly 200 times. But the most damning "social" evidence is the 2003 birthday book. Among the pages was a card from "your friend Leslie Wexner" featuring a drawing of a pair of breasts and the note: "I wanted to get you what you want, so here it is."
During the recent deposition, Wexner tried to play the "old man who can’t remember" card. When asked about Epstein being in his New Albany home, he admitted, "I’m sure he was in the house... I’m not sure why." The problem? He was too sharp on other details. He could recall complex financial movements from 1991 but suddenly developed amnesia regarding the man who lived on his property and spent his money. It’s a classic deflection, but the "business mogul" facade is cracking.
The Stars Don’t Lie: Why Now?
If you’re wondering why all of this is finally exploding in February 2026, look at the sky. We are currently witnessing a massive astrological shift: Neptune and Saturn are conjunct at 0 degrees in Aries.
Neptune is the planet of secrets, illusions, and the "fog."
Saturn is the planet of karma, boundaries, and cold, hard reality.
Aries is the sign of new beginnings and the "warrior" spirit.
When these two meet at the Aries Point (0°), the fog (Neptune) is burned away by the light of truth (Aries), and the structure of lies (Saturn) is forced to face justice. This conjunction is a "Great Reset." Secrets that have been hidden for 40 years—since that Golem interview in the 80s—are being forced into the light. We are seeing the death of the "Old Guard" and the literal dismantling of empires built on shadows.
The Bottom Line
Les Wexner wants us to believe he was a victim of a "con man." But as the 2026 files continue to leak, it looks more like a partnership of convenience that went dark. You don't mention a "con man" 200 times in your private files. You don't give a "con man" the keys to your kingdom unless you’re getting something in return.
What do you think? Was Wexner the creator of the Golem, or just another one of its victims?


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