Robert Meister (Aon) met Jeffrey Epstein in 1985; later linked to Les Wexner's financial troubles and alleged misuse of recovered funds

Robert Meister (Aon) met Jeffrey Epstein in 1985; later linked to Les Wexner's financial troubles and alleged misuse of recovered funds The passage provides a concrete connection between a senior insurance executive (Robert Meister, vice‑chairman of Aon) and Jeffrey Epstein, and mentions a possible financial conduit involving billionaire Les Wexner. It includes specific names, dates, and a claim about Epstein spending a Bear Stearns bonus and recovered funds, which could be pursued for financial forensics. However, the details are vague and lack corroborating evidence, keeping the score just below the high‑impact threshold. Key insights: Robert Meister, vice‑chairman of Aon, flew with Epstein in 1985 and recalled the meeting in 1989.; Meister’s client, billionaire Les Wexner, was reportedly seeking Epstein’s help with tangled finances.; Allegation that Epstein spent his last Bear Stearns bonus and money recovered for Ana Obregón, leaving him broke.