The “Regular People” Associated With Epstein

We still have millions of pages of Epstein file disclosures yet to be released, but in the meantime, important people are being outed. No one is immune—no one can hide.

 

Panic is setting in for members of the royal family, high-ranking government officials, and celebrities, who are all now cockroaches in the light. What is going to be surprising I think is the amount of “regular people” who are complicit in this evil.

 

Case in point, Dr. Mark Landon.

 

Who is Dr. Landon?

He is the head of gynecology at Ohio State University (OSU). The latest Epstein files show that Landon received $75,000 to $100,000 per year from none other than Jeffrey Epstein.

 

What on earth was Epstein paying Landon for?

 

Landon says the money was for consulting work done in the early 2000s, and that he had no knowledge of Epstein’s crimes. Sounds plausible, but then how does Landon explain the 10 packages he received from Epstein and associates over the four-year period from 2001-2005? They were sent to his home and to his med center office. Did these packages support his consulting work? It must have been important because Epstein spent more than $200 mailing items to Landon’s Columbus home. The released files do not detail what was mailed. I would love to know, as I am sure you would as well.

 

This guy Landon is the archetype for the “normal everyday” person who we later discover to be knee-deep in the Epstein debacle. On the surface, Landon, is a respected OSU physician and professor. In fact, he is the chair of the obstetrics and gynecology department at the prestigious medical school and is a physician specializing in high-risk pregnancies.

 

Emails from Epstein discuss sending HIS victims to the gynecologists at OSU, but Landon claims he never provided any of these services. And God only knows what services they needed. To be accurate, the Epstein files released thus far do not name the gynecologists. However, if Landon was the chair of the department, how could he not know that his gynecological staff was providing services to Epstein girls? Even if they didn’t realize these girls were victims, it is hard to believe that these continued visits by these girls, as well as the services they sought, did not raise a red flag with ANYONE on the OSU team. What is much more plausible is that the whole thing was hush-hush because the money was too good.

 

Landon remains steadfast in his denial. Maybe he is innocent and the whole thing is just one big misunderstanding. He released a statement saying that he did not provide any clinical care for Jeffrey Epstein or any of his victims. He reiterated that he had no knowledge of any criminal activity, instead saying that he was a paid consultant to Epstein’s New York Strategy Group regarding potential biotech investments. Per Landon: “I had no knowledge of any criminal activities; I find them reprehensible and I feel terrible for Epstein’s victims.”

 

The problem with this is that so many of these guys, now exposed with the release of the files, are just now saying how terrible they feel for the Epstein victims. Cockroaches in the light.

 

Maybe Landon knew, maybe he didn’t.

What Else Did Landon Not Know?

If Landon didn’t know about the Epstein crimes or that his own department was providing services, then he likely also “didn’t know” that Les and Abigail Wexner were paying his $25,000 quarterly “consulting fees.” Does this guy expect us to believe his flimsy story?

 

Per the Epstein files released thus far, Landon actually had his assistant (a man named Eric) ping Epstein, saying his payment was due! Eric then let Landon know that Epstein’s company had billed Les and Abigail Wexner in advance “as we have in prior years” for the Landon payment. But Landon didn’t know anything.

 

Yeah, right.

 

Of course, the association between Epstein and Wexner is now well known. Wexner was Epstein’s only client (at least his only public client), and Epstein helped Wexner manage his billions of dollars that came from running Victoria’s Secret.

 

Wexner and Epstein were business partners until 2007 when Wexner says he discovered Epstein misappropriating money. This is also the same time when the sexual assault allegations against Epstein emerged in Florida. Wexner and Landon have a lot in common, including their firm denial that they had no knowledge whatsoever of Epstein’s criminal activities. The 88-year-old Wexner will apparently cooperate and testify before Congress. Just like Landon—both are cooperating.

 

Quite a few of those dollars were gifted from Wexner to—you guessed it—Ohio State University. In fact, Wexner is the namesake for Ohio State’s Wexner Medical Center after his significant donations.

 

Landon has worked at that medical center for DECADES, since 1987. He is still employed there, and the university recently named a hospital visitor lounge after him. The Mark B. Landon, MD, and Jane Landon Visitor Lounge is on the 23rd floor of the Wexner Medical Center.

 

Of course Landon knew about Wexner’s generosity to OSU. I find it hard to believe that Landon would work at the medical center for decades and not do research into a bit about who Wexner was. This is another case of burying your head in the sand. Yes, he’s a criminal but he gave our med school money. And it is even harder to believe that Landon didn’t realize Wexner was the one signing his checks. The emails to and from his assistant prove that. But we are expected to believe it is all just one more big coincidence.

 

Wexner has given at least $110 million to OSU in 2011. About $65 million came from him personally, with another $35 million coming from his foundation. That gift funded the Wexner Medical Center, helping to expand their capabilities. That money also helped fund the Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital, as well as a research center and a center for the arts. The Wexners have donated beyond that, helping establish funds for the College of Medicine (where Landon is a chaired professor.)

 

OSU Is Investigating

The university launched an official investigation into the Landon matter on February 13. Landon is cooperating with the investigation and maintains that he had no knowledge of Epstein’s criminal activities. He also reiterated that his consulting work did not involve any patient care.

 

The New York Strategy Group (NYSG) was indeed Epstein’s money management firm, and NYSG via the Wexners paid Landon. He says his consulting work ended in 2005, well before Epstein’s 2008 conviction as a registered sex offender. Epstein’s convictions in Florida also include procuring a child for prostitution. While Landon’s “consulting” gig supposedly ended in 2005, there are emails after Landon said his relationship with NYSG had ended. In one, Epstein’s attorneys are asking: “Are we still paying Mark Landon? Landon’s agreement requires quarterly payments of $30k to be made to Landon on the 15th of January, April, July and October.” Epstein responded: “$75K per year.”

 

Are we still paying Landon? If he’s doing biotech consulting, then aren’t you getting biotech advice? Why were they not keeping track of the work?

 

So the Wexners were being billed ahead of time for Landon’s quarterly payments. These are the same Wexners that have given millions to the medical center where Landon is a prominent figure. That money from the Wexner invoice was then routed to Epstein’s NYSG and used to pay Landon for services rendered.

 

$75K-$100K is pretty steep for a biotech consultant. And then there is the matter of Epstein’s ties to prominent academics—he spent years cultivating relationships with leading scientists and professors.

 

You know, guys just like Landon.

 

But I’m sure Landon is innocent and this is all just a big misunderstanding.

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