Ana Obregón gave Jeffrey Epstein power of attorney over funds tied to the collapsed Drysdale investment scheme

Ana Obregón gave Jeffrey Epstein power of attorney over funds tied to the collapsed Drysdale investment scheme The passage links a high‑profile financier (Jeffrey Epstein) to a specific legal case involving a failed investment firm (Drysdale) and names a U.S. Assistant Attorney (Andrew Levander) and a former federal prosecutor (Robert Gold). It suggests a concrete lead – Epstein held power of attorney over money that may be subject to fraud investigations – which could be followed up with court filings, financial records, and testimony. The claim is not widely reported, raising moderate controversy and potential legal risk if true, but lacks detailed transaction data, keeping the score below the blockbuster range. Key insights: Ana Obregón granted Epstein power of attorney over Drysdale investors' monies; Epstein met with U.S. Assistant Attorney Andrew Levander during the Securities and Commodities Fraud Task Force investigation; Former federal prosecutor Robert Gold was assisting Levander on the Drysdale case