Jeffrey Epstein Victim Receives Massive Payout

The American justice system is often criticized for being slow and ineffective. However, in one recent case involving the late Jeffrey Epstein and Deutsche Bank, a victim has finally seen some promising results.

Thanks to attorneys representing an alleged victim of the Epstein trafficking system, the bank agreed to pay $75 million as part of a settlement to resolve claims that they failed to recognize Jeffrey Epstein’s illegal activities.

This news signals to other entities that they too will be held responsible if they don’t speak out against human trafficking sooner.

Jeffrey Epstein was an infamous hedge fund manager who ran a sex trafficking scheme before his death in 2019. In court filings, the victim was known only as Jane Doe and her lawyers alleged that Deutsche Bank knew about the scheme but chose not to take action until much later.

This settlement allows dozens of survivors of Jeffrey Epstein’s abuse to restore their faith in our legal system and know that all those involved with his criminal activity will be held accountable.

Not only did Deutsche Bank fail to take action against Jeffrey Epstein’s illicit activities, but so did JPMorgan Chase- America’s largest investment bank.

Despite admitting guilt in 2008 for two counts of soliciting prostitution from a juvenile girl, he still worked for JPMorgan Chase from 1998 through 2013 and had close ties with many higher-ups within the company including Mary Erdoes – a top subordinate of veteran CEO Jamie Dimon- who visited his Manhattan apartment on multiple occasions between 2011-2013, John Duffy -the former head banker at JPMC -who also visited his ranch in New Mexico up until 2017 ,and Justin Nelson -a banker working with Epstein-, who attended meetings there between 2014-2017.

Recent investigations by The Wall Street Journal uncovered emails exchanged between Erdoes and Epstein discussing charity funds that JPMC wanted to establish which show just how deep their connection was.

Moreover, despite warnings from compliance inspectors allowing him access to loans against accounts within JPMC it wasn’t until this month after lawyers unearthed messages from employees referencing “Dimon review ” of its relations with Epstein, that Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, was subpoenaed for relevant papers regarding lawsuits by USVI attorneys against JPMC.

It may have taken years for victims of human trafficking like Jane Doe get any sort of justice but thanks to recent settlements with both Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan Chase we can now see how powerful institutions are being held accountable for not speaking out sooner on such matters.

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