It never ceases to amaze me how sick the wealthiest people in the world are.
They have it all, but they want more.
Such is the case of Leon Black, a billionaire who is deep into the pockets of politicians on both sides of the aisle.
He also happened to be an alleged pedophile who was allegedly neck-deep in the Epstein circle.
Here You Go
Black has donated to some of the biggest names in politics on both sides of the aisle.
According to Open Secrets, some of his most recent donations were to the Republican Majority Fund, Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR), Senator Tim Scott (R-FL), Senator Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.), Republican candidates David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, Senator Cory Booker (D-N.J.), Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA), and Rep. Allison Tant (D-FL).
A complaint has been filed against Black in Manhattan federal court for sexual assault against a “Jane Doe, which was allegedly a direct hand-off from Jeffrey Epstein.
At the time, the girl was only 16 years old, but, “Developmentally she is about 12, and when she was threatened to do as told because ‘bad girls’ get in ‘trouble,’ she did as she was told.”
The young lady suffers from Mosaic Down Syndrome, making her the “perfect” target.
The filing states, “In 2002, at his Manhattan townhouse, 9 East 71st, Jeffrey Epstein executed a ‘hand off’ to his close friend Leon Black.”
It continues, “She tried to scream but Black placed his hand over her mouth and leaned over her while ripping off her shirt and under her skirt pulling her underwear off.
“Plaintiff was crying and terrified.
“Black asked her repeatedly what made her ‘Jeffrey’s special girl’ and throughout the assault called her demeaning, shameful, disgusting names.”
After the alleged assault, Epstein reportedly found the girl crying on the floor, and instead of taking her to the hospital, he reportedly had Ghislaine Maxwell take care of her, then put her on a plane and send her home.
The filing concludes, “Sadly, Ms. Doe’s experience is one more in a long line of despicable and heinous experiences inflicted on a minor trapped in Jeffrey Epstein’s web – a web that extended to a group of powerful and influential men, including Leon Black.”
Black’s lawyer, Susan Estrich, responded, “He never met this woman.
“He doesn’t know her at all. We’re confident the lawsuit is totally uncorroborated by any evidence. It has nothing to do with Leon Black.
She added, “These allegations—about an incident that supposedly took place 20 years ago—are totally made up and are entirely uncorroborated.
“This sham proceeding will be promptly dismissed and will provide further ammunition for Mr. Black’s pending sanctions motion against the Wigdor firm.”
Black has been accused two times prior of raping women at Epstein’s home, but both cases were dismissed.
Source: New York Post
