The Mafia's influence in Hollywood has deepened, intertwining with finance and media through key players and legal loopholes. New testimonies expose an intricate web connecting big names in the industry to the Sicilian mafia and highlighted by a shocking trip to Italy made by famous attorney Gloria Allred in 1999.
This web began with Allred’s journey orchestrated by Charles and Edgar Bronfman, heirs to the Seagram liquor fortune. They sought connections with notorious mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro, known as Diabolik, as financial schemes wove organized crime into the fabric of Hollywood.
Les Wexner, a retail magnate, funded Jeffrey Epstein, creating a system where child exploitation became leverage, ensuring compliance from influential whistleblowers in various sectors, including entertainment. At the top of this hierarchy was Sumner Redstone, whose media empire converted black-market funds into a legitimate business.
Notorious private investigator Anthony Pellicano acted as the enforcer, using intimidation tactics to silence dissenters and protect this operation. A deposition from Jaguar Wright has revealed how the mafia’s funds flowed naturally through banks like Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch, cementing this sinister alliance linking powerful figures, protecting their interests, and laundering just dirty money.
This modern-day syndicate cleverly cloaked organized crime to campaign on Hollywood's front, suggesting that while individuals like Denaro and Redstone may no longer be around, the system they built is alive and well and still manipulating the global stage of finance and entertainment.
This web began with Allred’s journey orchestrated by Charles and Edgar Bronfman, heirs to the Seagram liquor fortune. They sought connections with notorious mafia boss Matteo Messina Denaro, known as Diabolik, as financial schemes wove organized crime into the fabric of Hollywood.
Les Wexner, a retail magnate, funded Jeffrey Epstein, creating a system where child exploitation became leverage, ensuring compliance from influential whistleblowers in various sectors, including entertainment. At the top of this hierarchy was Sumner Redstone, whose media empire converted black-market funds into a legitimate business.
Notorious private investigator Anthony Pellicano acted as the enforcer, using intimidation tactics to silence dissenters and protect this operation. A deposition from Jaguar Wright has revealed how the mafia’s funds flowed naturally through banks like Deutsche Bank and Merrill Lynch, cementing this sinister alliance linking powerful figures, protecting their interests, and laundering just dirty money.
This modern-day syndicate cleverly cloaked organized crime to campaign on Hollywood's front, suggesting that while individuals like Denaro and Redstone may no longer be around, the system they built is alive and well and still manipulating the global stage of finance and entertainment.
