"OCCULT!" - Epstein Investigator UNLOADS on Craziest Elite Global Network | Henry Abbott • 406

Henry Abbott's initial work covering the NBA exposed him to the behaviors of billionaires who owned teams, leading him to question the sources and movements of their wealth. This curiosity eventually led him to investigate offshore money and its connections to intelligence agencies and criminal networks.

Abbott states, 'the NBA was kind of a front door for me to see like billionaires and how they behave because essentially the league offices work at the behest of 30 billionaires.'

Abbott's investigation into Russian oligarch Mel Prokhorov revealed a system where billions are siphoned out of Russia monthly, laundered through the Russian mob and intelligence agencies, and then parked in 'blue-chip American companies' like Apollo Global to avoid seizure.

Abbott explains that Putin's oligarchs 'are taking... 5 to 10 billion dollars a month for 20 plus years just out of Russia and then they want to park it somewhere where it can't be seized... parking it basically with blue chip American companies... through a network that's hard to follow.'

A central figure connecting intelligence, finance, and Epstein's network is Buzzy Krongard, a confirmed CIA operative who took Microsoft public as a banker and later served on the board of Apollo Global. This suggests a deep, long-standing integration of intelligence personnel into high-level finance.

Abbott states, 'this guy Buzzy, who is definitely in the CIA... and later was on the Apollo board... was the banker who took Microsoft public... So, I have to believe the most likely thing is that this guy's been in the CIA since college.'

Apollo Global was founded by former Drexel Burnham Lambert executives after its collapse. Drexel was known for attracting billionaires with 'questionable money' and mob ties, suggesting a continuity of these networks and practices within Apollo.

Abbott notes, 'everybody at Apollo like Apollo was born out of the explosion of Drax and Lambert.' He also mentions Drexel brought in 'a bunch of billionaires who had felt rejected by the other banks... some of them kind of blatantly had mob ties.'

Apollo Global's initial funding came from Credit Lyonnais, a French bank heavily associated with Robert Maxwell (Ghislaine Maxwell's father). Maxwell allegedly created 600 companies to offshore KGB money before the Soviet Union's collapse, implying that Apollo's foundational capital had ties to Russian intelligence.

Abbott recounts Leon Black's story of Credit Lyonnais offering $4 billion to found Apollo. He then links Credit Lyonnais to Robert Maxwell, who 'apparently created like 600 companies to like hold all this money outside of Russia, outside of the Soviet Union.'

Recent file dumps revealed emails from Deutsche Bank bankers confirming Jeffrey Epstein had power of attorney over Leon Black's accounts, allowing him to trade on Black's behalf. This indicates a significant level of financial control and trust, far beyond mere 'estate planning.'

Abbott refers to 'emails from these Deutschbank bankers and they're basically saying like... Jeffrey Epstein now has authority to trade on behalf of Leon Black through Deutschbank.'

An email from Jeffrey Epstein to Leon Black's assistant, Melanie Spanella, discusses a $2.4 million payment from Josh Harris (Apollo co-founder) to Spanella, facilitated by Epstein. The purpose of this payment remains unclear but raises questions about financial transactions within the network.

Abbott cites an email from Epstein: 'I've asked Rich Joslin to follow up with Brad Oaken on Josh Paris payment to you for 2.4 million.'

Jay Clayton, after serving as SEC chairman and then chairman of Apollo Global's board, was appointed to run the Southern District of New York. This appointment is highly controversial given SDNY's jurisdiction over many of the financial entities and individuals connected to the Epstein case, including Leon Black.

Abbott details Clayton's career path: 'he goes right from that appointment into running... the Southern District of New York.' He notes that SDNY 'have in their files just a fat trove of Leon Black stuff that nothing's happening with that.'

Steve Bannon's diverse and seemingly contradictory career, from financing Seinfeld to working with Chinese billionaire Guo Wengui on digital currencies and serving in the Trump administration, suggests a role as a sophisticated operative or 'spy' rather than a conventional political figure.

Abbott mentions Bannon's involvement with Credit Lyonnais, his move to Beverly Hills, his arrest on Guo Wengui's yacht, and his interest in 'mind control' companies like Cambridge Analytica, concluding, 'it just doesn't make sense that this would be a career.'

The investigation traces modern financial corruption back to the Treaty of Versailles, where figures like the Dulles brothers manipulated Germany's economy, leading to the rise of multinational corporations (e.g., IG Farben) and the establishment of Swiss banking as a means to launder money, including Nazi gold.

Abbott explains the Dulles brothers' role in the Treaty of Versailles negotiations and how 'Germany has the world's leading dye companies... somehow in cahoots with their American meetings... they convinced them to become basically pharma companies... and they make the gas that kills the Jews.'