This part:

A noted art collector, Black is also a cofounder and the CEO of private equity firm Apollo Global Management. Unlike other large donors, Black did not sever ties with Epstein when the latter was arrested in 2008 and charged with soliciting prostitution from a minor, of which he was convicted. Instead, according to the New York Times, “in 2015, a company tied to the Black foundation donated $10 million to one of Mr. Epstein's charitable organizations. And at Epstein’s urging, Mr. Black gave an anonymous $5 million donation to the MIT Media Lab.”

Expected to be subpoenaed are Apollo, Black Family Partners, Elysium Management, and various organizations that help manage Black’s expansive art holdings. To date, Black has contended that his connection to Epstein is limited to Epstein advising him regarding tax strategy, estate planning, and philanthropy.

FYI, the MIT Center for Advanced Virtuality has been working on the development of deepfakes:

Using deepfake technology, MIT crafts the Nixon ‘moon disaster’ speech that never happened

https://www.boston.com/news/media/2020/07/22/mit-nixon-moon-disaster-deepfake

Connect the dots people.