Former Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries arrested on sex trafficking charges
The former CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch, Mike Jeffries, has been arrested on sex trafficking and interstate prostitution charges, prosecutors announced Tuesday.
Jeffries has been arrested in West Palm Beach, Florida. Two other associates, Matthew Smith of West Palm Beach and James Jacobson of Wisconsin, were also arrested in connection with sex trafficking charges.
They are expected to appear in federal court in Florida and Wisconsin today, and arraigned on a later date in the eastern District of New York.
Jeffries was the CEO of the popular clothing brand from 1992 to 2014.
Jeffries, Smith and Jacobson each face a single count of sex trafficking as well as 15 counts of interstate prostitution tied to 15 alleged victims.
A federal indictment alleges Jeffries — along with Smith, his romantic partner,and Jacobson, who was described as a recruiter— operated an “international sex trafficking and prostitution business” from 2008 to 2015.
It alleges that they organized “sex events” in England, France, Italy, Morocco, St. Barts and New York for Jeffries, Smith and “others.” They “employed coercive, fraudulent and deceptive tactics in connection with the recruitment, hiring, transportation, obtaining, maintaining, solicitation and payment of the men to engage in commercial sex.” — NBC News
Our Take: There were a lot of people claiming that the Diddy storyline was a psyop intended to distract us from more important political events unfolding elsewhere.
Those people clearly didn’t read any of the Q drops. If they had, they would know that the child-sex trafficking storyline is the narrative that will tie DC to both Corporate America and Hollywood, and ultimately bring down the whole house of cards.
The Mike Jeffries storyline actually began a year ago, in October 2023, when a civil action lawsuit was filed against him by one of his male victims, David Bradberry. Interestingly enough, both Jeffrey Epstein and Sean Combs (“Diddy”) were first sued in civil court, before later being indicted with criminal charges.
What I learned from my brother’s murder trial– from the experience leading up to it– is that the “discovery” process in a civil lawsuit casts a far wider net than what can be achieved in a criminal case. Therefore, a civil lawsuit—which can be filed by the victim—is often used to gather the evidence of the crime. The criminal investigators then have the necessary material to not only substantiate warrants, but also narrow down their scope. It shows them where the smoke is, so they can find the fire.
Mike Jeffries is connected to Les Wexner—the co-founder of Bath & Body Works, and owner of Victoria Secret. Let’s just say that Wexner is a very deep rabbit hole, and he’s directly connected to Jeffrey Epstein.
The nodes are becoming a web, and the web will trap all the cockroaches. — GhostofBasedPatrickHenry
Expose them all. AND BRING JUSTICE……. Exposure without justice is useless. Yes, they will ALL be judged by God, but justice in this world should be served as well! And serve as an example / warning for others.