An evolving investigative exhibit on retail history, financial authority, institutional governance and the relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
Explore the distinct areas of the record. Each room has its own questions and verified source pathways; source limits accompany the content they qualify.
Three historical photographs are identified by source and date. The additional illustrated panel is original artwork, not a historical portrait or reproduced evidence.
The House Oversight Committee released the session the following day. The linked video is from The Columbus Dispatch; the House release supplies the official publication context. Playback is optional, with no autoplay.
Records of abuse of boys and men deserve independent examination. Here the Ohio State institutional case and the Epstein male-survivor records are treated as separate lines of evidence, not fused into an allegation about Wexner.
Ohio State's independent Strauss investigation documented extensive abuse and institutional failures. Wexner served on Ohio State's Board of Trustees during years when complaints about Strauss arose. Survivors sought his deposition to examine the university's oversight and what information reached its trustees. The court ordered him to answer questions; the available board materials and his responses require continued examination.
Read the investigation ↗A federal judge denied Wexner’s motion to block a deposition on February 11, 2026. The court found his testimony relevant to questions about university oversight and ordered it within 60 days. Wexner declared he had no relevant recollection. The order is about discovery, not proof he knew of or participated in abuse.
Read the signed court order ↗Ohio State trustees approved settlements in principle totaling $100 million with 279 of the 280 remaining Richard Strauss plaintiffs. Plaintiffs’ counsel reported that mediated details were still being finalized. This is institutional civil litigation, not a finding against Wexner personally.
Read plaintiffs’ counsel’s statement ↗A released FBI intake preserves an allegation involving male minors in Epstein's history. That report is an investigative lead requiring independent verification. Questions about connections to other people remain open, and the identities of protected individuals are not displayed.
Explore What About the Boys? ↗Filter by the kind of record. The date of an event is kept separate from the later date a document became public.
Every visible line now connects the actual two parties documented in a specific original source. Solid lines are reported roles, dashed lines identify documentary records, and dotted lines identify editorial crossovers. Select an exact relationship for its source and limits; no path implies criminal knowledge.
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These exhibit cards point to official publications or first-person source statements. Read the evidence limit before drawing conclusions from any single item.
Each person's record will become a growing exhibit. Publication is controlled individually; a research roster is not a suspicion ranking.