US Virgin Islands Attorney General Alleges JP Morgan Aid in Epstein's Sex Trafficking Enterprise

The US Virgin Islands Attorney General's Office has filed a lawsuit in the Southern District of Manhattan accusing JP Morgan of aiding Jeffrey Epstein in his sex trafficking enterprise. The lawsuit alleges that the bank failed to report suspicious activities and provided Epstein with services typically reserved for high-wealth clients, even after his 2008 conviction for soliciting a minor for prostitution. The lawsuit claims that JP Morgan knowingly and unlawfully facilitated transactions that supported the operation and concealment of the Epstein trafficking enterprise. This legal action shines a spotlight on the complicity of financial institutions in enabling Epstein's criminal activities. The case has significant implications as it exposes the alleged role of a major bank in perpetuating sex trafficking and highlights the need for accountability and transparency within the financial system.