A publisher threatening Amazon's Jeff Bezos CEO was buying evidence of adultery for 22 million yen


by James Duncan Davidson

Jeff Bezos reported the alleged affair to the tabloid newspaper and was investigating the leakage of information, and a publisher sent a threatening e-mail to `` publish Mr. Bezos' sexual photos' '. In this case, the source of the information was revealed, and it was found that the publisher was buying information for 22 million yen.

How the National Inquirer Got Bezos' Texts: It Paid $ 200,000 to His Lover's Brother-WSJ https://www.wsj.com/articles/how-the-national-enquirer-got-bezos-texts-it-paid-200- 000-to-his-lovers-brother-11552953981

National Inquirer reportedly paid $ 200,000 for private Bezos texts
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/19/national-enquirer-reportedly-paid-200000-for-private-bezos-texts.html

Report: National Enquirer Publisher Paid Jeff Bezos's Lover's Brother $ 200,000 for Bezos Dick Pics https://gizmodo.com/report-national-enquirer-paid-jeff-bezoss-lovers-broth-1833395379

On February 8, 2019, Bezos threatened to publish Mr. Bezos's sexual photos etc from U.S. tabloid newspaper National Enquirer and its publisher American Media (AMI). We announced that we received.



You can read more about Bezos' intimidation in the following articles:

Confessed that Amazon's Bezos CEO was threatened with `` sexy nude photos '' from tabloid magazine-gigazine



Bezos says its own in January 2019 announced a divorce but was, the next day to the National en Inquirer's Bezos and his newscaster Lauren Sanchez infidelity allegations of Mr. reported , of private e-mail by Mr. Bezos The exchange was posted. AMI sent a threatening email to Mr. Bezos because Mr. Bezos began to investigate the history of the information leak independently, and AMI said `` National Enquirer first reported as a condition not to release sexual photos. Don't report at the Washington Post that there is political motivation behind Mr. Bezos' mistress report. ' The Washington Post, acquired by Bezos in 2013, is a medium for publishing many articles critical of the current administration.

A new report from the Wall Street Journal shows how National Enquirer obtained private photos and emails of Mr Bezos. According to an anonymous source, Michael Sanchez, brother of Bezos's lover, Lauren Sanchez, sold the information to AMI for $ 200,000 (about 22 million yen). Mr. Bezos also independently investigated the source of the information, but he said that he came to a similar conclusion. According to the Wall Street Journal, AMI paid information provider Michael Sanchez a huge upfront payment and said, `` If National Enquirer failed to disclose the information, it would have received the money, You can sell your photos to other media. '

AMI CEO David Pecker is a close friend of President Trump and is believed to have been involved in paying a halt to two women who allegedly had an affair with Trump. Mr. Pecker has been said to have been involved in information erasure in the past by exclusively purchasing copyrights of affair information from pornographic actresses and former models and not disclosing the information .

For a long time, President Trump has made offensive remarks on Amazon on Twitter and the like . In response to such remarks, Amazon's stock price has plummeted, and the two are in a relationship that can be said to be hostile. Mr Bezos is not fooled by affair reporting and intimidation, but also suggests that affair reporting may have political motives and involve Saudi Arabia.

No thank you, Mr. Pecker – Jeff Bezos – Medium
https://medium.com/@jeffreypbezos/no-thank-you-mr-pecker-146e3922310f



However, some observers have said that AMI's request for Bezos to 'not report Bezos' affair reporting was politically motivated' is not due to political conspiracy. AMI shareholders and investors did not want to make a connection between the article of the National Enquirer and the fact that Mr Pecker was involved in erasing Trump's information. He may have been dissatisfied with Mr. Bezos's affair reporting that Mr. Pecker's suspicion has surfaced again, and that Mr. Pecker may have been pressured by shareholders and investors to solve the problem.

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