Leslie Wexner, born to impoverished Russian immigrants, has a rags to riches story that cannot be believed on its surface.
Kirby Sommers traces his life and exposes his ties to intelligence, his Luciferian beliefs and the reasons he remains unscathed in a series of sexual abuse scandals. Among these in his Victoria’s Secret which Jeffrey Epstein used to ensnare young girls into a life of sexual slavery, and Abercrombie & Fitch similarly fashioned to ensnare young men into a revolving door of deviant sex, lies and videotapes.
This 2-volume book also shows how Wexner connects directly to THE FINDERS (among other startling revelations).
Merchant of Death, Leslie Wexner
Volume One.
An analysis of Jeffrey Epstein’s mentor.
Based on the series ‘Deconstructing Wexner’ by Kirby Sommers
“Kirby, you’ve been covering the Jeffrey Epstein case and its long cast of shady characters like no one else. Thank you for your unflinching diligence.”
“Kirby, cannot thank you enough for your work and steadfastness, I’ve learned so much from you. Wow, this one is jam packed with information. You really do go into the nooks and crannies. Brilliant! ”
Price: $39
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Moloch.
Excerpt from Book One (images omitted)
Inside the largest and most luxurious French Neo-Classical mansion in New York City’s Upper East Side, Jeffrey Epstein showcased a strange portrait of Leslie Wexner. No one who spied it even knew it was Wexner or understood its mystical depiction.
The mouth is small representing a never-ending hunger. A second figure (outlined inside the white rectangular box) is the shadow of evil. Literally. The painting’s name is as disturbing as Wexner’s oddly shaped head with his eyes avoiding ours—Shedim. In Hebrew, Shedim means Demon. However, it’s not just any demonic entity, but rather it stands for ‘Moloch’. Shedim is how Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and others in Wexner’s tight-knit circle referred to him.
The portrait, with its hidden meaning, was prominently displayed in Epstein’s home long after Wexner claimed he’d severed ties with mainstream’s labeled “disgraced financier”. Its placement over the mansion’s main fireplace is as telling as the painting’s name. After all, demons reside in the eternal fire of hell.
Anyone who stepped foot into the elegantly appointed townhouse was first greeted by Shedim—even Epstein. A photograph, seen below, was included as an Exhibit in Ghislaine Maxwell’s 2021 trial where she was found guilty of sex trafficking minor children. Epstein’s most outspoken victim, Virginia Giuffre, claimed in court documents she was instructed by him to have sex multiple times with Wexner.
Moloch is known to anyone with some familiarity of Bohemian Grove. It’s the ultra-secretive gentlemen’s club, tucked deep inside 2,700 wooded acres of land—75 miles away from San Francisco—away from the civilized world. Members of the Grove claim they are not sacrificing actual children, but rather offering an effigy, resembling a child. At the ceremony, they dress in hooded robes, form a circle around a fire where the effigy is sacrificed to Moloch. But, is it an effigy? We’re no longer in conspiracy-land given certain facts. Not just by what is described above, but also given what we’ve learned from the newly released court records. An Epstein victim states, "drugs, witchcraft and animal sacrifice.”
The word Shedim appears only twice, once in the Book of Psalms with the second in the Hebrew Bible. In both instances, the text deals with child and animal sacrifice.
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