Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
Ever since the United States Virgin Islands has announced their
lawsuit against JP Morgan and jess Daley, we have learned
some pretty interesting information. Well, if you've been listening to
this podcast, you've been hip to all of this for
quite some time. But the general public has been getting
some more juicy details about how scummy the financial sector
truly is. And today's episode will just reinforce that. And
today's article is from the Dailymail dot Com and the
headline bombshell lawsuit claims JP Morgan executives were so familiar
with Jeffrey Epstein's abuse of young girls they joked about
him being with sixteen year old Miley Cyrus. This article
was authored by Daniel Bates. Sure sounds like they had
no idea what was going on, huh. Nobody had any
clue that Jeffrey Epstein was a scumbag. Nobody had any
idea that he liked underage girls, even though he got
busted for that, even though they were all laughing about it,
they continue to make a mockery of me, you and
everybody else. Executives at JP Morgan were so familiar with
Jeffrey Epstein's abuse that they laughed about him being out
with sixteen year old Miley Cyrus core documents claim. A
bombshell lawsuit states that senior managers at the bank joked
about Epstein's interest in young girls, including Cyrus in two
thousand and eight when she was starring in the Disney
TV series Hannah Montana and again back to Disney. If
you don't think that these dudes were into Disney and
Disney characters, you're wrong. They are. These are very disturbed individuals,
all of these people that were hanging out with Jeffrey Epstein,
people like Jess Staley talking about Disney characters, Beauty and
the Beast, this that the other thing. Do you really
think they were talking about the actual TV show or
do you think talking about Disney was code for their
depraved activities. Staff at JP Morgan were accused of making
light of the pedophile's activities in a case filed against
it by the government of the US Virgin Islands. The
lawsuit also alleges that at least twenty survivors were paid
through Epstein's accounts with JP Morgan in excess of one
million dollars. One woman who Epstein bought when she was fourteen,
was paid six hundred thousand dollars, the documents claim. And
we all know that that's Nadia Marsenkova. And when all
of this first started, I thought she was part of
the core four, right, all of the women that were
helping Jeffrey Epstein groom these girls, bring them in and
abuse them. Well, once you learned a little bit more
and you got some context about who Naudia really was,
it really flipped the script, at least for me. This
is a girl who was allegedly sold to Jeffrey Epstein
when she was fourteen years old by her family, and
she was groomed from that early age by Jeffrey Epstein
to do his bidding. And everybody else around him and
her were doing this. You had Posh ask Elaine Maxwell,
who was from the upper crust doing it, all of
these fancy people coming and going. You mean to tell
me that some fourteen year old girl from some foreign
country whose parents just sold her would be hip to
what's going on. Of course not, that's all part of
the plan. Right. The USVII government to 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. There
was so much garbage going on at both of these
banks that it's not even funny. We're talking about structuring
avoiding Title thirty one, all of it, and nobody ever
even got slapped on the wrist. The amended complaint from
the USVII, 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 nineteen
ninety eight to twenty and thirteen, including after he served
fifteen months for soliciting an underage girl for sex in
two thousand and eight. So even after his arrest, remember
they kept the party rolling, right, there was too much
money to be made even if Jeffrey Epstein was out
here diddling little girls. Who cares as long as we're
profiting on one end or the other. I mean, that's
literally how these banks thought. And it's just straight up garbage,
and it's sick. They included Mary Urdos, chief executive of
JP Morgan's Asset and Wealth division. The document states internal
emails questioned who Epstein's clients were. Indeed, Epstein's behavior was
so widely known at JP Morgan that senior executives joked
about Epstein's interest in young girls. In two thousand and eight,
for example, Mary received an email asking her whether Epstein
was at an event with Miley Cyrus. And we're talking
about high ranking officials here. Mary Erdos was very highly
placed at JP Morgan. Somebody who was behind the levers,
somebody who had Jamie Diamond's ear. I'm sure every single
one of these big executives, I'm sure could have picked
up the phone at any moment and called Jamie Diamond
and explained how bad things were having Epstein as a client.
But none of them did that. Or maybe they did,
and maybe Jamie Diamond just ignored it. But I doubt
it was Mary Erdos or Jess Daily making that phone call.
Probably some middle manager who knew that shit was wrong,
and that person probably ended up getting fired. The usvi
I alleges that JP Morgan did not follow the requirements
for reporting suspicious transactions because if they did, it would
have prevented Epstein's secret cash transactions that were necessary to
his sex trafficking operation from escaping knowledge of federal inventstigative
and prosecuting agencies. Well, that's what Title thirty one is
there for. I mean, the whole entire point is to
have checks and balances so stuff like this doesn't happen.
But when everybody's in on it, it makes it a whole
lot easier to pull off. The Epstein victim, who is
said to have bought at fourteen was paid more than
six hundred thousand dollars, while a recruiter given immunity through
Epstein's sweetheart plea deal in two thousand and eight was
paid handsomely too. Virtually all of the money was paid
after Epstein's conviction in two thousand and eight, it has claimed,
and we've talked about that as well. It was all
hush money. That's what all of that doe was for.
So nobody talked right. Basically, Jeffrey Epstein's version of an NPA,
and there was always the unspoken threat of using his
friends and his connections to crush people. The filing also
notes that Epstein transferred more than twenty three million dollars
to Klan Maxwell, his madam, who was serving in a
twenty year jail sentence for recruiting underage girls for him
between ninety nine and two thousand and two and also
taking part. Remember not just recruiting, how many of those
girls said that gallage Maxwell actually took part. The document
also alleges that at least twenty individuals paid through JP
Morgan accounts were victims of trafficking to Epstein's Island, New
York and other Epstein properties. The lawsuit claims these women
were trafficked and abused during different intervals between at least
two thousand and three and July twenty nineteen, when Epstein
was arrested and jailed, and these women received payments, typically
multiple payments, between two thousand and three and twenty thirteen
in excess of one million dollars collectively. Epstein also withdrew
more than seven hundred and seventy five thousand dollars in
cash over that timeframe from JP Morgan accounts. Especially significant,
Epstein was known to pay for massages or sexual encounters
in cash. Financial information also reflects payments drawn from JP
Morgan accounts of nearly one and a half million dollars
to known recruiters. But it's just because Epstein was very
altruistic folks, a very giving man. He wanted to make
sure he spread that dough around to everybody else, said
nobody ever. It was all hush money, every last bit
of it. This dude never saw a nickel he didn't
want to stash in his pocket, never mind turning over
that money to these girls. The whole point was so
he could say later on down the road that they
were prostitutes. Last month, a judge partially rejected a request
to dismiss the case by JP Morgan, allowing some of
the claims to proceed. The USVII Attorney General last week
subpoenaed several wealthy men for communications with Epstein, including Google
founder Sergey Brinn. The lawsuit is running parallel to a
similar claim a woman called Jane do One, which has
made numerous allegations against Jess Staley, the former boss of
JP Morgan. Court documents allege that between two thousand and
eight and twenty twelve, Staley exchanged around twelve hundred emails
with Epstein from his JP Morgan email account. This moron
is sending emails to a child molestor from his work account.
What is he? Brian Coohberger leaving the knife sheath. 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 twenty ten in which
he says say hi to snow White. Staley's lawyers have
denied wrongdoing and denied he used code words with Epstein.
So explain to me what those words mean. Then, what
was he talking about when he was talking about these
Disney characters. I'm sure there was just some innocent explanation
that his lawyers are going to give us. In a
motion to dismiss, JP Morgan called the USVII complaint a
masterclass in deflection that seeks to hold JP Morgan responsible
for not salothing out Epstein's crimes over a decade ago. No,
just trying to hold you responsible for your partner, that's all.
I know. You're not used to that happening. Big banks
like JP Morgan and all of the scuzzballs that populate
these banks. I know that they're not used to being
held accountable, and while they're not going to go to
prison or anything here, it's still nice to watch them
all squirm. So we'll see what else comes out of this.
But I am sure that we have not heard the
last of Jess Daly's nonsense with Jeffrey Epstein, as far
as emails and other reports that have not been made
public yet goes, and moving forward, you can certainly expect
JP Morgan to throw Jess Day all the way under
the bus. All right, folks, that's gonna do it for
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