JP Morgan Executives Were A Lot Closer To Jeffrey Epstein Than They Are Admitting

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And welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.

The Wall Street Journal has a new report out.

Telling you everything that, well, we already know.

That the financial sector has been lying

about their relationship with Jeffrey Epstein

for all of these years.

And it's not just Jeff Staley.

It's not just Leon Black.

It's a whole lot of these people

who are enriching themselves

during Jeffrey Epstein's criminal run.

And none of them have been held responsible

for what they've been up to.

And while that's not going to change,

at least not during this civil lawsuit,

the more we can expose the financial sector

for the dirt bags they are,

the better off we're all going to be.

So staying in tune with that song,

we have an article from the Daily Mail

talking about how JP Morgan's top bankers

were meeting with Jeffrey Epstein multiple times,

even after he was a convicted pedophile.

This article was published by the DailyMail.com

and the headline.

JP Morgan's top bankers met with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein

multiple times at his Upper East Side townhouse

until 2017,

despite saying it shut his accounts

after his conviction in 2013.

This article was authored by Miles Dillworth.

JP Morgan bosses were meeting with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein

at his Manhattan townhouse until 2017,

despite the bank claiming it shut his accounts

after his conviction in 2013, it has been claimed.

There's no doubt that they were all still hanging out.

We've talked about it for how long?

It was very clandestine

and Lord knows what the hell they were doing

out at Zoro Ranch.

Nobody wants to touch that.

Nobody ever wants to talk about that.

But if you think that they weren't having

their little jerk off parties over at Zoro Ranch,

you're missing the whole entire script here.

It wasn't just the townhouse.

It wasn't just down in the Virgin Islands

and the reason he got that ranch down in New Mexico,

well, one of the main reasons anyway,

is because it's so secluded

and with it being so secluded,

him and the rest of his sick degenerate buddies

could get up to whatever it is they were getting up to

out at Zoro Ranch.

The Wall Street giant continued treating Epstein

like a star client following his conviction

and despite repeated warnings from its own employees,

it is alleged.

Justin Nelson, one of Epstein's bankers at J.P. Morgan

had around six meetings at the pedophiles

Upper East Side townhouse between 2014 and 2017.

Sources told the Wall Street Journal.

Now look, just because you're having meetings

as a banker doesn't mean you're engaging in the abuse.

But you're absolutely a liar

and you're trying to whitewash your relationship with Epstein

and it's not because you know it was wrong

to enable that dude, but they simply didn't care.

They cared about profits, not people.

They cared about securing more dollars for the bank

and they cared about what Jeffrey Epstein could continue

to make flow through those doors

as far as clients and as far as money

because remember everybody's getting a little taste.

All of these people involved here,

all of these bankers that are going over to Epstein's house,

they're all getting a little taste of this money.

John Duffy, who ran the firm's private bank,

met Epstein at his property in April 2013.

The sources claimed a month later, J.P. Morgan

allegedly renewed an authorization

allowing Epstein to borrow money

despite warnings about his unusual finances.

So what that means is the auditing department,

the risk department, they took a look

at what was going on and they flagged it

as an account that was possibly up to illegal activity

or up to structuring or whatever it was.

And the boss is over here.

Mr. Nelson and the rest of them,

they decided it would be a good idea

to ignore all of their procedures that they have in place

to make sure that accounts like this are flagged, reported,

and closed.

But that only happens to people

who aren't bringing the bank in, money hand over fist.

That doesn't happen to people like Jeffrey Epstein,

instead, guys like Nelson, Mary Erdos, and the rest of them,

they're going to break bread over at Jeffrey's house

on a regular basis.

And Mary Erdos, who is close to the bank CEO,

Jamie Diamond, twice visited Epstein in 2011 and 2013.

When Epstein was still a client,

later exchanging dozens of emails,

sources told the Wall Street Journal.

Of course she was, all of them were.

When you have a client that big,

it's not just a one person operation.

Again, just like it wasn't Alex Acosta,

who's giving out sweetheart deals,

like some people are out here still piping,

it's the same thing here with the bank.

Because nobody, not somebody like Jess Staley even,

is going to make all of those decisions on their own.

There's people that are going to be looking over your shoulder

and they're going to give you the okay.

So it wasn't like this was all done in a vacuum,

just like Alexander Acosta didn't have the power

to give Jeffrey Epstein that sweetheart deal all on his own.

Erdos has previously said through a JP Morgan spokesman

that the only time she remembered meeting Epstein

was the day she fired him as a client.

Erdos declined the comment on the Wall Street Journal's

latest allegations.

They all forget, don't they?

Oh, I had no idea.

I forgot that I ever hung out with Jeffrey.

What a bunch of absolute liars, all of them.

And if you have dozens of emails here

with a paper trail leading back to your relationship

and witnesses and sources coming out and saying

you were going to the townhouse.

It's going to be pretty hard to deny it for long.

You're going to get out it as the liar you are

and then the questions are going to become

what are you lying about and why are you trying

to cover up your relationship with Jeffrey Epstein?

Nelson also declined the comment while Duffy,

who no longer works at the bank,

did not respond to requests for a comment from the newspaper.

A JP Morgan spokesman said interactions with Epstein

were normal for a client of a private bank

and any meeting held with him after 2013

was regarding other bank clients whom Epstein represented.

Oh, give me a break.

So why did you do business with any of them?

Anyone that was doing business with Epstein,

you knew that they were involved in the very least

at the very ground floor financial malfeasance.

But that's how these banks run.

If it wasn't for that dark money,

pumping through the heart of the financial sector, forget it.

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The latest allegations come after the daily mail

unearthed core documents claiming executives at JP Morgan

were so familiar with Jeffrey Epstein's abuse

that they laughed about him being out

with 16-year-old Miley Cyrus.

The bombshell lawsuit states that senior managers

at the bank joked about Epstein's interests

and young girls, including Cyrus in 2008.

When she was still starring in the Disney TV series,

Hadamontana, and what makes that even creepier

is that you know that these dudes love Disney.

They were talking about Disney in the emails

using Disney princesses and characters as reference points.

And imagine being Billy Ray Cyrus find out

that these dudes are talking about your daughter like that.

I'd be showing up over at the JP Morgan office

with my mullet flying proudly in the wind,

letting the whole ass bang though that they had made

an achy, breaking, mistaken staff at JP Morgan

were accused of making light of the pedophiles activities

in a case filed against it by the government

of the U.S. Virgin Islands.

The lawsuit also alleges that at least 20 victims were paid

through Epstein's accounts with JP Morgan

in excess of $1 million.

We know how much he was paying out.

He was paying out money hand over fist

and it was all hush money.

One woman who Epstein bought when she was 14

was paid $600,000.

One of the documents claim.

And that's Nadia Marcincova.

We know that that's the talk that's been out there

that this poor girl was purchased by Jeffrey Epstein

when she was 14, brought to live with him and groomed

and from there had all of this other disgusting,

gross ass nonsense normalized in her life.

And you wanna talk about a tragic tale

in this whole entire story?

It's Nadia Marcincova for my money.

And when I first started researching this,

I didn't really have enough context

about who Nadia Marcincova was or is and her story.

And when you look at what happened with her

and the fact that she was sold to these sick bastards,

Jean-Luc Brunel and Jeffrey Epstein,

boy, oh, boy, I'll tell you what,

is there a darker fate for somebody to be subjected to?

And I'm very, very interested in hearing Nadia's story

someday when she decides to tell it.

The USVI government sued JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank

in December, accusing the banks of turning a blind eye

to Epstein's sex trafficking of underage girls

despite a myriad of red flags.

Both banks deny wrongdoing.

The amended complaint from the USVI

where Epstein had a private island

says that JP Morgan obstructed investigations

into Epstein and its relationship to the bank.

Executives emailed internally about his abuse

during the course of their relationship with him,

which ran from 1998 to 2013,

including after he served 15 months for soliciting

an underage girl for sex in 2008.

Imagine that's the charge soliciting

an underage girl for sex.

You mean trying to have sex with a minor?

Whoever wrote that law, my guess is some sick-ass

degenerate politician down in Florida,

thought it would be a good idea to say that,

you know, if you look for sex with a child prostitute,

it's just like solicitation from an adult prostitute.

When in reality, we all know that's not the case.

So that should have never even been on the books.

I don't even know how that's a law, honestly,

but thankfully they did away with that law down in Florida.

So at least that's a little bit of progress.

They included air dose.

The lawsuit is running parallel to a similar claim

by a woman called Jane Doe One,

which has made numerous allegations against Jess Staley,

the former boss of JP Morgan.

Court documents alleged that between 2008 and 2012,

Staley exchanged around 1,200 emails with Epstein

from his JP Morgan email account.

And by the way, Judge Raycoff has ruled

that the accuser that is suing the banks

is going to have to make their identity known.

And I'm not really a big fan of that,

considering the circumstances that surround this case.

But I think that each one of these kinds of situations

should be unique.

It should be decided by a judge on a case to case basis.

But I disagree with Judge Raycoff's decision here

to make the accuser at least at this point release their name

because you know they're going to get intimidated,

100% without a doubt.

The banker allegedly visited Epstein's private island

in the Caribbean while the pedophile was in prison

for having sex with underage girls.

Staley is accused of making suggestive references

to Disney characters in the emails,

including one from 2010, in which he says, say, hideous no white.

Staley's lawyers have denied wrongdoing and denied.

He used code words with Epstein.

No, they were actually talking about the cartoons.

Two grown-ass men, one of them, a known pedophile,

they were talking about actual Disney princesses, folks.

That's what they want you to believe.

The question is, are you buying the bullshit?

In a motion to dismiss JP Morgan,

called the USVI complaint as a masterclass in deflection

that seeks to hold JP Morgan responsible

for not sleuthing out Epstein's crimes over a decade ago.

They're all responsible.

US Virgin Islands as well.

I won't beat that dead horse.

You all know how I feel about that by now,

but they're all responsible.

And somehow they all end up still getting

a fat paycheck at the end of the day.

It's amazing, isn't it?

All of these women and girls who were abused by Epstein,

knowingly abused by Epstein,

and how many of them haven't received a dollar

or will never receive a dollar.

And forget about justice.

We know that that's not coming in this case anytime soon.

The DOJ has made that abundantly clear

by not going after any of the associates

of Jeffrey Epstein and Galein Maxwell.

There's a whole host of people

that have been pointed out as taking part

in the actual abuse.

And not one of them has been brought in

and talked to under oath, not one of them.

So how can anyone take anything that happens

when it comes to this investigation specifically,

seriously at this point?

We can't even get a straight answer

about what happened on the day

Jeffrey Epstein died.

They refuse to release any information.

They refuse to release anything.

No transparency whatsoever.

And accountability, that's not even a word

that the people over at the DOJ,

at least speaking internally,

know how to use because nobody ever

is held responsible for the bullshit.

All right, folks, well, that's going to do it for this one.

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