Senate Democrats say banks turned blind eye to suspicious moves by Jeffrey Epstein
News Senate Democrats say banks turned blind eye to suspicious moves by Jeffrey Epstein August 4, 20261:43 PM ET Scott Horsley A report from Senate Democrats says big banks had concerns for years about suspicious money transfers made by Jeffrey Epstein. But in most cases those worries went unreported until Epstein was charged with sex-trafficking. Martin Bureau/AFP hide caption toggle caption Martin Bureau/AFP A report from Senate Democrats says big U.S. banks had concerns for years about money moves made by Jeffrey Epstein — but largely kept those worries to themselves until after Epstein was arrested on sex-trafficking charges in 2019.
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- ▪But in most cases those worries went unreported until Epstein was charged with sex-trafficking.
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News Senate Democrats say banks turned blind eye to suspicious moves by Jeffrey Epstein August 4, 20261:43 PM ET Scott Horsley A report from Senate Democrats says big banks had concerns for years about suspicious money transfers made by Jeffrey Epstein. But in most cases those worries went unreported until Epstein was charged with sex-trafficking. Martin Bureau/AFP hide caption toggle caption Martin Bureau/AFP A report from Senate Democrats says big U.S. banks had concerns for years about money moves made by Jeffrey Epstein — but largely kept those worries to themselves until after Epstein was arrested on sex-trafficking charges in 2019.
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