HILL: New details emerging in the case of alleged sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein. "The New York Times" outlining how Epstein leveraged his relationship with billionaire Leslie Wexner for more money and for alleged access to young aspiring models. Wexner owns L Brands that's the parent company of Victoria's Secret and other retailers. He previously owned Epstein's New York City mansion L Brands has hired outside counsel to review its relationship with Epstein. Meantime, a spokesperson for the company says, "While Mr. Epstein served as Mr. Wexner's personal money manager for a period that ended nearly 12 years ago. We do not believe he was ever employed by nor serve as an authorized representative of the company." Also knew, "The Wall Street Journal" reporting Federal prosecutors in Manhattan have subpoenaed Jeffrey Epstein's longtime personal pilots. Testimony from the pilots along with flight-log data could be used by Federal Investigators to corroborate some of the claims that Epstein's accusers have made. CNN legal analyst and criminal defense attorney Joey Jackson and CNN reporter Kara Scannell join me now. So new day, new details, new questions here. We learned that federal prosecutors in a new filing are investigating so called uncharged individuals. That was disclosed as part of our request that all the parties involved stay quiet ...
Epstein Leveraged His Relationship With Billionaire Leslie Wexner.