Jeffrey Epstein Mug Shot
JPMorgan has already been embroiled in a number of Jeffrey Epstein related civil suits. The financial firm has been accused of acting as Epstein’s “money launderer.” Now come new revelations that Jeffrey Epstein may have acted as a middle-man for JPMorgan’s attempts to connect with a former Donald Trump lawyer and Google co-founder Sergey Brin.
According to the latest allegations, JPMorgan continued its relationship with Jeffrey Epstein for years after he ceased to be a client. Court documents recently filed by the U.S. Virgin Islands in its Epstein related lawsuit against JPMorgan showed e-mails from JPMorgan in which the firm’s people worked with the late rapist and pedophile and that Epstein actually gave investment advice to Sergey Brin.
In one shocking e-mail cited by the New York Post, Mary Erdoes, who is now the CEO of JPMorgan’s asset and wealth management division, wrote about setting up a special team in San Francisco to help facilitate Jeffrey Epstein’s attempts to increase his ties with Sergey Brin writing, “This is NOTHING to do with the abilities of the SF team. This is solely because of our need to have a NY team cover a NY person, Jeffrey Epstein (as the advisor to the partners).”
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Another JPMorgan exec wrote of a “big new business oppy,” reporting that a New York-based team had been picked “to work with Jeffrey Epstein (advisor) on business oppy associated with GRATS that are terminating for Google founders.”
The lawsuit brought against JPMorgan Chase by the U.S. Virgin Islands alleges that the bank profited from Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes by handling his finances and charges that JPMorgan should have known that Epstein was engaging in money laundering. JPMorgan Chase officials themselves, however, charged that the government of the U.S. Virgin Islands was the one that enabled Jeffrey Epstein over the years because that is where he committed many of his rapes at his estate there dubbed “pedophile island.”
JPMorgan Chase even said so in a court filing that charged, “He (Epstein) gave them money, advice, influence, and favors. In exchange, they shielded and even rewarded him.”
Jeffrey Epstein is also said to have referred Nick Ribis, the former head of Donald Trump’s hotel and casino empire, as a client to JPMorgan.
The New York Post quoted another JPMorgan exec as writing, “Also, as you know, earlier today, Jeff called me to say he has asked two potential new clients in 200M range (Nick Ribis and Ben Jacobson) to call me directly.”
Now, such associations with Jeffrey Epstein do not mean that the people in question were involved in any way with his sexual perversions and crimes. Epstein was known as a “confidence man” who was very good at presenting himself as a big success long before he had any actual money of his home. It is said that this is how he succeeded with all of the “wheeling and dealing” behind making his fortune and continuing to make money just by bringing different parties together.
