Lifetouch, the volume photography company known across the US and Canada for its school photo program, has issued a statement after the name of a corporate investor was included in the Epstein files, telling parents that the company “does not – and has never provided – images to any third party.”
The statement comes after the name Leon Black was found in the Epstein files, the recently released 3.5 million pages of documents detailing the investigation into the disgraced former financier, Jeffrey Epstein, who died in prison awaiting charges of sex trafficking. Black is the former CEO of Apollo Global Management, the asset firm that owns a majority share of Shutterfly, the parent company of Lifetouch.
