Leon Black was mere days away from facing eight grueling hours in a deposition chair when Bank of America quietly settled its part of the Epstein scandal. With that, the deposition vanished, leaving Black unscathed and free from public questioning.
The lingering question: did Bank of America’s massive payout secure a silence even $62 million in criminal immunity couldn’t fully guarantee?
$170 Million Overlooked?
The class-action lawsuit, filed in October 2025, alleges Bank of America turned a blind eye while $170 million moved from Black’s accounts to Jeffrey Epstein. According to the victims’ attorneys, these funds “were the primary means by which the sex-trafficking venture was funded.”
This wasn’t a simple oversight.
The bank allegedly let these transactions slide for years while a registered sex offender used the money to manipulate, control, and exploit young women across several countries.
One victim, identified only as Jane Doe, told the court she was lured from Russia in 2011 and forced into a “cult-like life” for eight years. Epstein financed her rent through a Bank of America account, paid her a salary via a fabricated job, and even used her immigration status as leverage—until his death finally freed her.
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