Attorney General Denise George has been fired by Virgin Islands Governor Albert Bryan in a remarkable change of events, only days after she took the risky move of suing JPMorgan Chase on behalf of Jeffrey Epstein’s victims and bringing justice to them.
George claimed in her complaint that the bank had intentionally “provided and pulled the levers through which recruiters and victims were paid.”
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“Upon information and belief, JP Morgan turned a blind eye to evidence of human trafficking over more than a decade because of Epstein’s own financial footprint,” George blasted, adding, “and because of the deals and clients that Epstein brought and promised to bring to the bank.”
Look at the information provided by the Virgin Islands Consortium:
Despite an unidentified source close to The Guardian revealing that their relationship with the bank had ended, JP Morgan stayed mum on Thursday about the current litigation involving a disgraced financier. “long before his ongoing misconduct became known.”
The situation apparently reached a breaking point for Mr. Bryan when Ms. George started legal action against the bank; this was purportedly corroborated by persons familiar with the events.
Following Ms. George’s resignation, the V.I. Department of Justice named Carol Thomas-Jacobs as the new acting attorney general. This is a significant accomplishment for the attorney general’s office and a tribute to Jacobs’ knowledge of the legal system.
Look at what The Hill said:
George alleges that the financial behemoth purposefully failed to foresee the danger of financial relationships with Epstein, maintaining a connection and benefitting from questionable deposits over a period of years.
JPMorgan Chase, according to the attorney general, was “indispensable to the operation and concealment of the Epstein trafficking enterprise.”
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A well-known financial institution was charged with three crimes by the attorney general for allegedly supporting sex trafficking. The AG’s office has responded by asking for an urgent jury trial to decide these severe accusations.
JP Morgan Chase’s policy of not making public remarks regarding active legal processes has prevented them from commenting on the ongoing case.
Unknown ladies have filed two lawsuits alleging that JPMorgan and Deutsche Bank helped Jeffrey Epstein carry out horrific crimes for his own financial benefit.
The U.S. Virgin Islands made a historic decision earlier this month when they reached a $105 million settlement with the Epstein estate and 10 related organizations, demonstrating that justice would not be obstructed in any way.
Before his passing in 2019, Jeffrey Epstein had accumulated a hidden lifestyle, which at its core masked a long list of allegations for human trafficking and sexual assault that were still pending trial. This included buying Little St. James Island in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
Jeffrey Epstein was accused by the attorney general’s office for years of taking advantage of and persecuting helpless people on his private island.
Jeffrey Epstein continued to use JPMorgan as his go-to financial institution for fifteen years until the bank ended its relationship with him in 2013.
Despite being aware of Epstein’s shady background, banking officials at JPMorgan maintained their association with him because they saw promise in his capacity to draw in other very affluent customers.
