Billionaire Leon Black walks out of Epstein investigation hearing
Billionaire Leon Black refused to testify before a House panel investigating Jeffrey Epstein, leading the panel to issue subpoenas demanding his on-camera, under-oath testimony. Black denied any involvement in abuse, sex trafficking, or paying Epstein for access to women, while his attorney characterized the subpoenas as a "political stunt." The article details a past affair Black had with Guzel Ganieva, which ended with abuse allegations and a dismissed lawsuit where Black allegedly prepared a nondisclosure agreement.

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AI-generatedBillionaire Leon Black refused to testify before a House panel investigating Jeffrey Epstein, leading the panel to issue subpoenas demanding his on-camera, under-oath testimony. Black denied any involvement in abuse, sex trafficking, or paying Epstein for access to women, while his attorney characterized the subpoenas as a "political stunt." The article details a past affair Black had with Guzel Ganieva, which ended with abuse allegations and a dismissed lawsuit where Black allegedly prepared a nondisclosure agreement. Epstein had previously advised Black on how to approach Ganieva, suggesting the use of former law enforcement officers. Black's attorney has called Ganieva's accusations false, and Black has claimed to be a victim of extortion.
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5 extractedBlack's attorney dismissed Ganieva's accusation as 'demonstrably false'.
Black's attorney called the subpoenas 'a planned political stunt'.
Leon Black denied abusing a woman, being with an underage woman, sex trafficking, paying Epstein for access to women, or being blackmailed by him.
Guzel Ganieva filed a lawsuit against Black alleging abuse, which was later dismissed.
Epstein suggested in an email that Black hire former law enforcement officers to approach Guzel Ganieva.