By the time Leon Black was born he was thrust into the world of intelligence. His father, Eli Black, was the man who fell from the sky after jumping off the 44th floor of the Pan An building in New York on February 3, 1975. Suicide or murder? Black is known to have been Jeffrey Epstein’s second largest financial funder—just behind Leslie Wexner, for CEO of L Brands. However, there’s a lot more to Black than what the media has shared. In ‘Leon Black, United Fruit, CIA and Mossad’ Kirby Sommers shares information compiled from years of research. Black, after all, was one of her abuser’s (Ira Riklis) closest friends. However, he, like Riklis and Epstein, are shadowy figures who work collaboratively with the intelligence apparatus. Where does Black’s multi-billionaire-dollar wealth come from? In this easy to read page-turner, you will discover the answer to that and more!
Leon Black, United Fruit, the CIA & Mossad
by Kirby Sommers
“This information on Eli Black is a cliffhanger. I am waiting to learn whether he jumped or was pushed and the reasons for his swan dive into oblivion..”
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EXCERPT:
Max Fisher got his start as a mobster for Detroit’s notorious Purple Gang. During Prohibition he was in charge of making sure the booze owned by the Bronfman family of Canada made it into the United States and the Midwest. Fisher, like the Bush family, went into the oil business and like the vulture that he was he too held a large stake in United Brands.
By 1975, right after Eli Black’s plunge from the Pan Am building, he became a welcome visitor to Gerald Ford’s White House. He also became Leslie Wexner’s “mentor”. Wexner, then CEO of The Limited, would one day into the future provide funds for the sex trafficking operation run by Jeffrey Epstein. Another would be Leon Black—Eli’s son. It should come as no surprise that Leon, whose net worth is now estimated to be over $8 billion, had his biggest payday in 1985 when he received an $8 million bonus from Michael Milken at Drexel. Leon would also become part of the intelligence-connected billionaire’s club. One where “humble beginnings” meant lack of a moral compass and a willingness to do the unthinkable.
