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Why Major Banks Keep Paying Epstein Survivors
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A $72 million Bank of America settlement tied to Jeffrey Epstein is the kind of headline that should stop you cold, because it isn’t really about one man. We talk through what the lawsuit alleges, why “the bank” still means real people making real decisions, and how anti-money laundering systems like KYC and suspicious activity reports are supposed to catch trafficking-linked money before it turns into another quiet payout.
What hits hardest is the pattern: major institutions can pay huge sums, deny liability, and keep moving, while the public still gets little transparency…
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