Steven Hoffenberg

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So it was Douglas Lease again, uh, who introduced him to the next key figure, a businessman called Steve Hoffenberg, uh, telling Steve, "Oh, the guy's a genius.

He's great at selling securities, and he has no moral compass"

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I've been reporting on 10 of these people for at least 11 years, some even more, you know.

And anybody who knows me and knows my background with this show and my work in real life in the U.S. Virgin Islands and Hoffenberg and that kind of stuff knows I know what I'm talking about.

Knows I'm deep in all this stuff.

But people that don't and right away are trying to explain to me what's really going on and this other guy you're a nice guy okay and he posts this thing about uh what happened there at the mcc the night that the event where epstein was declared dead okay whatever happened there a lot of people go to the low-hanging fruit well epstein didn't kill himself he was suicided but i think he was walked down there and i think i have enough evidence to

He's working for the prosecution of Epstein, just like I am.

You know, which people only really understand or know about me from that, from the Katie Johnson case.

But there's been other cases, you know, the Virgin Islands, Hoffenberg.

A few I can't talk about, some shitheads and assholes I got involved in.

And I'm not going to rehash that.

Everyone's pretty familiar with Steve Hoffenberg's story and his situation with Epstein.

And it's not even...

A question for me, how Epstein was getting his money.

His own private secretary, Alistair Watson, said it was in the early 90s.

Some people, and Steve Hoffenberg, an associate of Epstein, said it was the early 90s.

There are people suggesting it could have been even earlier than that, going back to the 1980s.

And again, there are different versions of how they met.

And, you know, he first started informing the government way back, uh, when he was involved in a Ponzi scheme, at the time the, the biggest Ponzi scheme in the world.

It was a $300 million Ponzi scheme with Steven Hoffenberg.

Jeffrey Epstein was a star wi- uh, was, cooperated with the prosecutors.

Steven Hoffenberg died in prison.

How does that work, right?

Mm.

He was in on it because for all of his faults, Epstein certainly was somebody who knew how to manipulate Wall Street and how to play this offshore game.

In a phone interview with Observer, Steve Hoffenberg alleged Epstein participated in a Ponzi scheme the two ran together in the 80s before using the ill-gotten gains to launch his investment company with the help of financial loans from Deutsche Bank.

Now, in the real world, when you use ill-gotten gains to start a company or a business, well, that company or business gets seized by the federal government.

And it's very suspicious to me that none of these companies that Epstein set up, Liquid Limited or any of these other companies, none of them were seized by the federal government.

And then for the kicker, you bring in Ghislaine Maxwell to make sure that everything runs smoothly.

See how it all comes together here, folks? According to the latest episode of Broken Seeking Justice podcast, Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell met as early as 1988 through her father, said convicted Ponzi schemer Steve Hoffenberg, who once worked with Epstein, who also claims for the first time that Epstein and Robert Maxwell had business dealings together, although the podcast could not corroborate this.

Well, there's a lot of talk about it, right? There's a lot of whispering, a lot of things being said about Robert Maxwell and his role in getting all of this off the ground.

And I think we'll hear more of that as the trial gets closer.

And then for the kicker, you bring in Ghislaine Maxwell to make sure that everything runs smoothly.

See how it all comes together here, folks? According to the latest episode of Broken Seeking Justice podcast, Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell met as early as 1988 through her father, said convicted Ponzi schemer Steve Hoffenberg, who once worked with Epstein, who also claims for the first time that Epstein and Robert Maxwell had business dealings together, although the podcast could not corroborate this.

Well, there's a lot of talk about it, right? There's a lot of whispering, a lot of things being said about Robert Maxwell and his role in getting all of this off the ground.

And I think we'll hear more of that as the trial gets closer.

And then for the kicker, you bring in Ghislaine Maxwell to make sure that everything runs smoothly.

See how it all comes together here, folks? According to the latest episode of Broken Seeking Justice podcast, Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell met as early as 1988 through her father, said convicted Ponzi schemer Steve Hoffenberg, who once worked with Epstein, who also claims for the first time that Epstein and Robert Maxwell had business dealings together, although the podcast could not corroborate this.

Well, there's a lot of talk about it, right? There's a lot of whispering, a lot of things being said about Robert Maxwell and his role in getting all of this off the ground.

And I think we'll hear more of that as the trial gets closer.

But somehow Epstein slid right through that, didn't he? Somehow Epstein came out unscathed.

Steve Hoffenberg, on the other hand, went to jail for 20 years.

How is that even possible? Unless, of course, Jeffrey Epstein was working for the feds.

Tyler Reddick here from 2311 Racing.