Interview · moment 7 of 24
Maria Farmer's Assault at Wexner's Ohio Estate
from #196 - Whitney Webb | The Tim Dillon Show · #196
4 min
Guest
Whitney details how Maria was lured to Leslie Wexner's Ohio estate as an artist-in-residence, was surveilled and starved, then attempted-raped by Epstein and Maxwell, and describes the terrifying escape involving a bodyguard threat.
- Tim outlines Maria Farmer's story and why mainstream media avoids covering it in detail.
- Farmer was offered an artist-in-residence position at Leslie Wexner's Ohio estate, staying in a guest house with surveillance cameras everywhere.
- She was refused service at the country club and heard supremacist rhetoric from wealthy people around the estate.
- Over three months, Farmer was kept on limited food rations and felt trapped in the house.
- On Epstein and his girlfriend's final visit, both attempted to rape her, and when she called police, they refused to help because they work for Wexner.
- Wexner's people kidnapped her 15-year-old sister during the ordeal.
- Wexner's bodyguard, a former Special Forces operative now working for Will Smith, threatened to kill her and said she'd never leave.
- She escaped by using a landline to call everyone she knew, telling them she was being held captive, forcing them to release her.
Jeffrey EpsteinLes WexnerNew York TimesAbigail WexnerNew Albany, OhioWill Smith