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During the deposition, Wexner characterized Jeffrey Epstein as a "world-class conman" who managed his finances and had extraordinary access to his wealth. Wexner detailed how Epstein held power of attorney over his assets, giving him significant control over Wexner's financial affairs. He admitted that he was duped by Epstein and that he cut ties with him in the mid-2000s after allegations of theft and misconduct surfaced. Wexner also disclosed that he had visited Epstein's private island once with family members, indicating a close relationship that lasted for years.