“I’m going to kill you”: Lawyer for former Victoria’s Secret CEO caught on tape warning another participant during testimony in the Epstein case

A recently released recording shows that, during testimony related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, the lawyer for the former CEO of Victoria's Secret uttered the phrase "I'm going to kill you," directed at another participant in the process. The episode generated alarm among legal experts and repercussions in the international media.

The testimony is part of an investigation seeking to clarify the involvement of Epstein's executives and associates in sex trafficking and child exploitation schemes. The recording of the warning was made public through recently released court documents, raising questions about ethical and professional conduct in the legal environment.

Lawyers interviewed by the press point out that, although pressure during testimonies is common, direct threats constitute a possible violation of professional conduct standards and may lead to disciplinary sanctions. The case is still ongoing, and it is unknown whether there will be formal action against the lawyer in question.

Victoria's Secret has not publicly commented on the incident, and the legal representatives of the former CEO have also not commented. Experts highlight that episodes like this reinforce the complexity and tension involved in high-profile cases, especially when they involve public figures and accusations of serious crimes.

The case remains under judicial review, and new hearings are expected in the coming months, maintaining international attention on the legal and corporate implications.

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