The Epstein scandal is not just about powerful men and Ghislaine Maxwell’s leniency. A deeper question remains unanswered: which banks profited from his crimes?
Major institutions, including JPMorgan Chase and Deutsche Bank, ignored warning signs and processed suspicious transactions that fueled Epstein’s abuse. Without their cooperation—or deliberate negligence—Epstein could not have operated at such scale.While these banks have paid settlements, the truth is that fines are a fraction of their profits. Executives face no accountability, and survivors still lack transparency about how much money was made from their exploitation.
If justice is to mean anything, it must include exposing and punishing the financial enablers who looked the other way. Otherwise, the same system that allowed Epstein to thrive will continue to protect profit over people.
If justice is to mean anything, it must include exposing and punishing the financial enablers who looked the other way. Otherwise, the same system that allowed Epstein to thrive will continue to protect profit over people.
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