Wexner Subpoena: After Only Five Years, Justice Moves at Light Speed
Yes, five years after Jeffrey Epstein's death and a decade-plus after his first conviction, the gears of justice grind with a dazzling lack of urgency. The Department of Justice identified Wexner as one of ten 'co-conspirators' in 2019, a detail Bloomberg only now highlights. This isn't exactly breaking news; investigative journalists and victims have been pointing to the money and power behind
Epstein for years. The delay begs the question: are some names simply too powerful to touch, or are Congressional committees just perpetually behind the curve? It appears that when billions are involved, the standard operating procedure involves a slow-motion unraveling. Imagine if a less connected individual had allegedly been a 'co-conspirator' in such a heinous operation. Would a subpoena take
this long or would the full force of the law be brought to bear with, dare we say, alacrity ? One can only marvel at the efficiency with which resources are deployed when the targets aren't donors or titans of industry.