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Involved in
- A 1998 Wall Street Journal investigation first brought the Mega Group to public attention.
- The last known meeting of the Mega Group took place at Edgar Bronfman’s Manhattan mansion on May 3–4, 2001.
- Maria Farmer testified that the network was a blackmail operation to gain leverage over global elites for the benefit of Israel, and identified Les Wexner as its backbone and primary enabler.
- Multiple Mega Group members sat on the board of WINEP.
- Les Wexner co‑founded the Study Group, which later became the Mega Group.
- Members of the Mega Group included Edgar Bronfman, Charles Schusterman, Harvey “Bud” Meyerhoff, Laurence Tisch, Max Fisher, Steven Spielberg, and Les Wexner.
- The Mega Group was at minimum the social and financial substrate in which Jeffrey Epstein’s world grew.
- The Study Group was a by‑invitation‑only consortium of roughly twenty of the wealthiest Jewish businessmen in North America, with membership dues starting at $30,000 a year (about $72,000 in 2026).
- Charles Bronfman co‑founded the Study Group.
- The public did not learn of the Study Group’s existence for seven years.
- The Mega Group may still be operating quietly, allowing Epstein’s frontman to take the fall.
- Whitney Webb established that several Mega Group members had documented ties to organized crime.
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Origin: first recognised while reading New Epstein-Maxwell Evidence Could Be Exposed 'Soon' · 2026-09-11 21:52