For decades, Warren Buffett built a reputation as the transparent, approachable “Oracle of Omaha,” someone who welcomed tough questions from shareholders. That image shattered dramatically when he had a shareholder arrested for speaking inconvenient truths.
The incident centered around the Jeffrey Epstein scandal. Buffett reportedly attempted to silence a shareholder who dared bring it up.
Shareholder Dragged Out in Handcuffs Over Epstein-Gates Connection
Peter Flaherty, chairman of the National Legal and Policy Center, stood at the microphone during Berkshire Hathaway’s May 2023 annual meeting with a formally approved shareholder proposal. Under both SEC regulations and Delaware corporate law, he had every right to speak.
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