Abercrombie and Fitch Sued For Sex Trafficking

[EagerBeaver]

If you were waiting for the gay version of Jeffrey Epstein, they finally found him:

Lawsuit accuses Abercrombie & Fitch of funding sex-trafficking operation

The US fashion brand is jointly accused with its former CEO of participating in a sex-trafficking venture.

www.bbc.com

It alleges he used A&F's corporate resources including a jet, transportation, and unlimited amounts of cash to facilitate a sex-trafficking venture, which enabled him to accumulate "new victims at an alarming rate" and he also had access to aspiring models.

"Abercrombie cared about profiting and showed absolute loyalty to Jeffries, including a willingness to spend copious amounts of money on extravagant drug and sex parties, ignoring multiple red flags of criminality in Jeffries's corporate account activity," the legal document claims.

Epstein wanted young pussy, Mike Jeffries wanted young cock. No other difference really.

 

[jmioffe]

Epstein wanted young pussy, Mike Jeffries wanted young cock. No other difference really.

There's actually a common thread that runs from Epstein to billionaire Lex Wexner, former CEO of Victoria's Secret and Epstein's patron, to Mike Jeffries, CEO of Abercrombie.

History of Leslie Wexner, all his CEO of Abercrombie and Fitch did to help Usher in the Beast system, Wexner's connections to Epstein and Originals owner of A&F! | PeakD

Original Mansion Abercrombie lived in, Concerning... by artistiquejewels

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[kabukicho]

If you were waiting for the gay version of Jeffrey Epstein, they finally found him:

Lawsuit accuses Abercrombie & Fitch of funding sex-trafficking operation

The US fashion brand is jointly accused with its former CEO of participating in a sex-trafficking venture.

www.bbc.com

It alleges he used A&F's corporate resources including a jet, transportation, and unlimited amounts of cash to facilitate a sex-trafficking venture, which enabled him to accumulate "new victims at an alarming rate" and he also had access to aspiring models.

"Abercrombie cared about profiting and showed absolute loyalty to Jeffries, including a willingness to spend copious amounts of money on extravagant drug and sex parties, ignoring multiple red flags of criminality in Jeffries's corporate account activity," the legal document claims.

Epstein wanted young pussy, Mike Jeffries wanted young cock. No other difference really.

wow. i'd no idea. this made me catch the netflix doc on this company, they did i think mention a bit of him using his power toward the models. band got a couple of ex model dudes on cam admitting this, plus their main photographer, last name i think WEBBER....

the doc also noted on this : and it made me think back all these crombie photos/ ad campaigns (and i didn't know they published printed quarterlys ) were all a inside joke of gay paraphanelia... pumped into the mainstream!!!

 

[kabukicho]

There's actually a common thread that runs from Epstein to billionaire Lex Wexner, former CEO of Victoria's Secret and Epstein's patron, to Mike Jeffries, CEO of Abercrombie.

History of Leslie Wexner, all his CEO of Abercrombie and Fitch did to help Usher in the Beast system, Wexner's connections to Epstein and Originals owner of A&F! | PeakD

Original Mansion Abercrombie lived in, Concerning... by artistiquejewels

peakd.com

your link seems dead for me, just tried.

what's the common thread, they jewish?

 

[jmioffe]

your link seems dead for me, just tried.

what's the common thread, they jewish?

"When Oshman's gave up and put the brand up for sale, Leslie Wexner, the founder of The Limited, bought it for $47 million in 1988. He then set out to do what he did with Victoria’s Secret: figure out what the store had been doing wrong and how he could turn that around.

To do this, he brought in CEO Michael Jeffries, who transformed Abercrombie & Fitch into a clothing store aimed at teens and made the brand most know it for today."

Wexner was also a big patron of Epstein. I don't know if Jeffries is Jewish.

 

[kabukicho]

"When Oshman's gave up and put the brand up for sale, Leslie Wexner, the founder of The Limited, bought it for $47 million in 1988. He then set out to do what he did with Victoria’s Secret: figure out what the store had been doing wrong and how he could turn that around.

To do this, he brought in CEO Michael Jeffries, who transformed Abercrombie & Fitch into a clothing store aimed at teens and made the brand most know it for today."

Wexner was also a big patron of Epstein. I don't know if Jeffries is Jewish.

Yes, this vanity fair article explains Wexner and Epstein very well... Wexner hired Epstein and seems like loosely paid Epstein a salary of $$$... seems like the bulk of Epsteins means came from his job with Wexner.

The Mogul and the Monster: Inside Jeffrey Epstein’s Decades-Long Relationship With His Biggest Client

Of the many mysteries that still surround the life and crimes of the notorious financier, the source of his wealth, and thus his power, might be the greatest. His long-standing business ties with his most prominent client, billionaire retail magnate Leslie Wexner, hold the key.

www.vanityfair.com

i guess the common thread is Wexner hired both these predators, lol.

 

[EagerBeaver]

"When Oshman's gave up and put the brand up for sale, Leslie Wexner, the founder of The Limited, bought it for $47 million in 1988. He then set out to do what he did with Victoria’s Secret: figure out what the store had been doing wrong and how he could turn that around.

To do this, he brought in CEO Michael Jeffries, who transformed Abercrombie & Fitch into a clothing store aimed at teens and made the brand most know it for today."

Why Wexner did this, and what he saw in Jeffries, is a significant question as the two prior companies which Jeffries ran, Alcott & Andrews and Paul Harris, both went bankrupt rather quickly under Jeffries' stewardship:

Mike Jeffries (businessman) - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

It should also be noted that Jeffries was not really a young man when he got to A&F. He was ages 48-70 during his tenure, but throwing parties for lots of attractive young males whom he hoped would suck his dick. One wonders whether this pattern also manifested at Alcott & Andrews and Paul Harris, albeit on a smaller scale. Obviously, Wexner must have seen something in him. But it is odd that Wexner had a close relationship to both Epstein and Jeffries. He seemingly had more in common with and was closer to Epstein. Wexner, like Epstein, liked younger pussy, and married a 31 year old when he was 55. Perhaps, Epstein hooked him up at one of his parties. Perhaps, Jeffries attended these parties and they all 3 had a party philosophy. Certainly Epstein, although not gay, had many men at his parties as well as babes.

On the other hand, Epstein was strictly a Wall Street type who was good with money, whereas Jeffries was someone who was in the retail clothing business like Wexner. I just cannot figure out the connection besides that they were both retail clothing guys. Jeffries had not, previous to his A&F tenure, been particularly successful at anything except getting good jobs in what is a very gay-populated business- the fashion industry. Was he doing that because he was really good at marketing to movers and shakers in a party setting? Wexner had to see something in him because before Jeffries became a pig, he did initially have great success with the A&F brand.

 

[jmioffe]

Obviously, Wexner must have seen something in him. But it is odd that Wexner had a close relationship to both Epstein and Jeffries. He seemingly had more in common with and was closer to Epstein. Wexner, like Epstein, liked younger pussy, and married a 31 year old when he was 55. Perhaps, Epstein hooked him up at one of his parties. Perhaps, Jeffries attended these parties and they all 3 had a party philosophy. Certainly Epstein, although not gay, had many men at his parties as well as babes.

Wexner is reportedly gay. I think you'd have to be running VS. Too much temptation to be a dealer using his own stash otherwise. There are rumors that he and Epstein were in a relationship.

On the other hand, Epstein was strictly a Wall Street type who was good with money, whereas Jeffries was someone who was in the retail clothing business like Wexner. Jeffries had not, previous to his A&F tenure, been particularly successful at anything except getting good jobs in what is a very gay-populated business- the fashion industry.

Was Epstein good with money? I think that's still somewhat under question. He didn't have much of a track record. As Kabukicho says in his reply to my post: "seems like the bulk of Epsteins means came from his job with Wexner."

"I just cannot figure out the connection besides that they were both retail clothing guys. "

There are many things that are a mystery.

 

[EagerBeaver]

Is it possible that the 3 of them were either gay or bisexual and bonded at parties fueled by drugs and alcohol? Was Wexner the quintessential gay Sugar Daddy? To me I look at Jeffries prior employment history and he had no success pre-Wexner and then some success after, who knows how much of that was due to him. As for Epstein he did have some success but also had trouble at his employment before Wexner. People seemed to think Epstein was good with money although he got himself fired from some jobs.

 

[EagerBeaver]

Abercrombie and Fitch Suspends Lifetime Bonus Payments to Jeffries!!!!!!!!!!

Abercrombie & Fitch suspends payments to ex-CEO after sex-trafficking claims

US fashion retailer suspends payments made to former boss following BBC investigation.

www.bbc.com

 

[EagerBeaver]

Some very lurid new allegations of Mike Jeffries' behaviors have emerged:

Former Abercrombie & Fitch boss Mike Jeffries accused of sexual exploitation by more men

New witnesses tell the BBC fresh details about the sophisticated operation they say exploited them for sex.

www.bbc.com

 

[EagerBeaver]

Mike Jeffries, Former Abercrombie CEO, Arrested in Sex Trafficking Case

Mr. Jeffries and two others were arrested in connection with a federal sex-trafficking and interstate prostitution investigation.

www.nytimes.com