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Unspecified committee (transcript does not name body) · January 12, 2026

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Allegations and motion to depose Lex Wexner

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Speaker 1 summarized allegations tying Lex Wexner to Jeffrey Epstein: that Wexner was a longtime benefactor and at one point Epstein's only documented client; Maria Farmer was abused at a house attached to Wexner's Ohio property guarded by Wexner security staff; Virginia Giuffre named Wexner in a deposition as one of the men she said she was trafficked to; and Wexner paid for Epstein's home in New York City. Speaker 1 said these facts are central to financing and work of the investigation and moved that Wexner be brought in to be deposed by the committee (identified in the transcript as the "L

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Members voted to approve a motion to have Lex Wexner appear for deposition in the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein investigation after a committee member summarized allegations tying Wexner to Epstein’s financing and to the trafficking of victims; the motion was described as the "Luna motion" amended by a "Garcia amendment" and was approved in a voice vote.

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