Former Apollo Global Management CEO , in his prepared testimony for a House committee on Friday, stated that the infamous sex offender Jeffrey deceived him into paying over $60 million in financial advisory fees by falsely asserting that these fees were tax-deductible.
Black asserts that he played no role in sex-trafficking activities and did not compensate him for access to women.
In a prepared opening statement shared with , he mentioned that he was misled by dual personality, often described as Jekyll-and-Hyde.
Later on Friday morning, Black is scheduled to be interviewed by the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, which has been probing Epstein’s connections to numerous wealthy and influential figures.
