Robert Meister (Aon) met Jeffrey Epstein in 1985; later linked to Les Wexner’s financial woes and alleged misappropriated funds for Ana Obregón

Robert Meister (Aon) met Jeffrey Epstein in 1985; later linked to Les Wexner’s financial woes and alleged misappropriated funds for Ana Obregón The passage provides a concrete connection between a senior insurance executive (Robert Meister, vice‑chairman of Aon) and Jeffrey Epstein, and ties that relationship to billionaire Les Wexner’s money‑management complaints. It mentions specific dates, a flight, and a potential financial transaction involving Epstein’s Bear Stearns bonus and funds allegedly taken for Ana Obregón. These details suggest actionable leads (interviewing former Aon staff, tracing the alleged transfer, reviewing Wexner’s financial records). While the claim is not yet verified and lacks hard documentary evidence, the actors are high‑profile and the alleged financial flow could be a significant misconduct thread, meriting strong investigative follow‑up. Key insights: Robert Meister, vice‑chairman of Aon, met Epstein on a 1985 NY‑to‑Palm Beach flight.; Meister recalled the meeting in 1989 when Les Wexner complained about his money managers.; Epstein allegedly used his last Bear Stearns bonus and money taken for Ana Obregón to pay Wexner’s fees, leaving him broke.