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Shop NowIs it possible that a major US bank was making it possible for Jeffrey Epstein to run his human trafficking operation?
If the most recent reports are accurate, that does appear to be the case.
The bank… JPMorgan Chase.
The Cover Up
There is currently a civil lawsuit taking place.
The case has the U.S. Virgin Islands facing off against JPMorgan Chase.
The suit is alleging that the bank played a significant role in allowing Epstein recruiters to pay large sums of money to victims.
The report stated these services were “indispensable to the operation and concealment of the Epstein trafficking enterprise.”
The Daily Mail reported, “JPMorgan Chase said the US Virgin Islands gave Jeffrey Epstein more than $300 million in tax incentives and waived sex offender monitoring requirements, shielding the disgraced late financier as he gave cash and gifts to top officials and local police.”
The bank is countering that the Virgin Islands knew what was going on and, per those tax incentives mentioned above, enabled Epstein to pay off local officials.
The report stated, “The newly unredacted filing is part of JPMorgan’s effort to show that the US Virgin Islands, including former first lady Cecile de Jongh, ‘actively facilitated’ Epstein’s sexual abuse of young women and teenage girls.
“[…] The bank has said Cecile de Jongh managed Epstein’s local companies for eight years and helped arrange visas for some victims, in exchange for Epstein providing a salary, bonuses and tuition for her children’s schools.”
JPMorgan Chase has already settled for $290 million to Epstein victims, but it is fighting the Virgin Islands regarding its claims.
Source: The Gateway Pundit
