Candace Owens has called the death of British whistleblower Simon Andriesz 'remarkably suspicious' after the former banker helped expose evidence challenging US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick's account of his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Andriesz, 57, died in Thailand on 23 September, according to his family, who said he took his own life and there was no suggestion of foul play. Before his death, the former BGC Group managing director had supplied US lawmakers with evidence concerning Lutnick and Epstein and had publicly criticised the treatment he received after becoming a whistleblower.
