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JP Morgan Executives Were A Lot Closer To Jeffrey Epstein Than They Are Admitting (5/11/26) · The Vault: The Epstein Files

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  Speaker 1: What's up, everyone, and welcome back to the Epstein Chronicles.
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  The Wall Street Journal has a new report out telling
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  you everything that well, we already know that the financial
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  sector has been lying about their relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
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  for all of these years. And it's not just Jeff Staley,
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  it's not just Leon Black. It's a whole lot of
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  these people who are enriching themselves during Jeffrey Epstein's criminal run,
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  and none of them have been held responsible for what
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  they've been up to. And while that's not going to change,
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  at least not during this civil lawsuit. The more we
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  can expose the financial sector for the dirt bags they are,
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  the better off we're all going to be. So staying
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  in tune with that song, we have an article from
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  the Daily Mail talking about how JP Morgan's top bankers
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  were meeting with Jeffrey Epstein multiple times even after he
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  was a convicted pedophile. This article was published by the
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  Dailymail dot Com and the headline JP Morgan's top bankers
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  met with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein multiple times at his Upper
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  East Side townhouse until twenty seventeen, despite saying it shut
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  his accounts after his conviction in twenty thirteen. This article
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  was authored by Miles Dilworth. JP Morgan Bosses were meeting
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  with pedophile Jeffrey Epstein at his Manhattan townhouse until twenty seventeen,
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  despite the bank claiming it shut his accounts after his
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  conviction in twenty thirteen. It has been claimed there's no
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  doubt that they were all still hanging out. We've talked
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  about it for how long. It was very clandestine, and
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  lord knows what the hell they were doing out at
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  Zoro Ranch. Nobody wants to touch that. Nobody ever wants
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  to talk about that. But if you think that they
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  weren't having their little jerkoff parties over at Zoro Ranch,
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  you're missing the whole entire script here. It wasn't just
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  the townhouse, it wasn't just down in the Virgin Islands.
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  And the reason he got that ranch down in New Mexico,
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  well one of the main reasons anyway, is because it's
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  so secluded, and with it being so secluded, him and
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  the rest of his sick degenerate buddies could get up
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  to whatever it is they were getting up to out
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  at Zoro Ranch. The Wall Street Giant continued treating Epstein
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  like a star client following his conviction, and despite repeated
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  warnings from its own employees. It is alleged Justin Nelson,
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  one of Epstein's bankers at JP Morgan, had around six
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  meetings at the pedophile's Upper East Side townhouse between twenty
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  fourteen and twenty seventeen. Sources told The Wall Street Journal. Now, look,
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  just because you're having meetings as a banker doesn't mean
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  you're engaging in the abuse. But you're absolutely a liar,
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  and you're trying to whitewash your relationship with Epstein. And
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  it's not because you know it was wrong to enable
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  that dude, but they simply didn't care. They cared about profits,
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  not people. They cared about securing more dollars for the bank,
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  and they cared about what Jeffrey Epstein could continue to
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  make flow through those doors, as far as clients and
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  as far as money. Because remember, everybody's getting a little taste.
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  All of these people involved here, all of these bankers
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  that are going over to Epstein's house, they're all getting
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  a little taste of this money. John Duffy, who ran
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  the firm's private bank, met Epstein at his property in
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  April twenty thirteen, the sources claimed. A month later, JP
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  Morgan allegedly renewed in authorization allowing Epstein to borrow money
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  despite warnings about his unusual finances. So what that means
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  is the auditing department, the risk department, they took a
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  look at what was going on, and they flagged it
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  as an account that was possibly up to illegal activity
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  or up to structuring or whatever it was. And the
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  bosses over here, mister Nelson and the rest of them,
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  they decided it would be a good idea to ignore
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  all of their procedures that they have in place to
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  make sure that accounts like this are flagged, reported and closed.
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  But that only happens to people who aren't bringing the
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  bank in money hand over fist. That doesn't happen to
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  people like Jeffrey Epstein. Instead, guys like Nelson, Mary Airdos
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  and the rest of them. They're going to break bread
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  over at Jeffrey's house on a regular basis. And Mary Airdos,
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  who is close to the bank CEO Jamie Diamond, twice
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  visited Epstein in twenty eleven and twenty thirteen when Epstein
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  was still a client, later exchanging dozens of emails sources
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  told The Wall Street Journal. Of course she was. All
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  of them were. When you have a client that big,
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  it's not just a one person operation. Again, just like
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  it wasn't alex Acosta who's giving out sweetheart deals like
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  some people are out here still piping. It's the same
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  thing here with the bank, because nobody, not somebody like
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  Jess Staley even is going to make all of those
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  decisions on their own. There's people that are going to
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  be looking over your shoulder and they're going to give
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  you the okay. So it wasn't like this was all
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  done in a vacuum, just like Alexander Acosta didn't have
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  the power to give Jeffrey Epstein that sweetheart deal all
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  on his own. Urdos has previously said through a JP
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  Morgan spokesman that the only time she remembered meeting Epstein
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  was the day she fired him as a client. Urdaus
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  declient to comment on The Wall Street Journal's latest allegations.
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  They all forget, don't they. Oh, I had no idea.
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  I forgot that I ever hung out with Jeffrey. What
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  a bunch of absolute liars, all of them. And if
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  you have dozens of emails here with a paper trail
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  leading back to your relationship and witnesses and sources coming
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  out and saying you were going to the townhouse. It's
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  going to be pretty hard to deny it for long.
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  You're going to get out it as the liar you are,
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  and then the questions are going to become, what are
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  you lying about and why are you trying to cover
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  up your relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Nelson also declined to comment,
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  while Duffy, who no longer works at the bank, did
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  not respond to requests for comment from the newspaper. A
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  JP Morgan spokesman said interactions with Epstein were normal for
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  a client of a private bank, and any meeting held
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  with him after twenty thirteen was regarding other bank clients
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  whom Epstein represented. Oh give me a break, So why
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  did you do business with any of them? Anyone that
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  was doing business with Epstein? You knew that they were
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  involved in the very least at the very ground floor
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  financial malfeasance. But that's how these banks run. If it
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  wasn't for that dark money pumping through the heart of
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  the financial sector, forget it. The latest allegations come after
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  The Daily Mail unearthed core documents claiming executives that JP
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  Morgan were so familiar with Jeffrey Epstein's abuse that they
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  laughed about him being out with sixteen year old Miley Cyrus.
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  The Bombshell lawsuit states that senior managers at the bank
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  joked about Epstein's interests in young girls, including Cyrus in
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  two thousand and eight when she was still starring in
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  the Disney TV series had a Montana. And what makes
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  that even creepier is that you know that these dudes
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  loved Disney. They were talking about Disney in the emails,
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  using Disney princesses and characters as reference points. And imagine
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  being Billy Ray Cyrus find out that these dudes are
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  talking about your daughter like that, I'd be showing up
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  over at the JP Morgan office with my mullet flying
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  proudly in the wind, letting the whole Lass bank know
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  that they had made an achy breaking Mistakey staff at
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  JP Morgan were accused of making light of the pedophile's
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  activities in a case filed against it by the government
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  of the US Virgin Islands. The lawsuit also alleges that
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  at least twenty victims were paid through Epstein's accounts with
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  JP Morgan in excess of one million dollars. We know
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  how much he was paying out. He was paying out
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  money hand over fist, and it was all hush money.
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  One woman who Epstein bought when she was fourteen was
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  paid six hundred thousand dollars, one of the documents claim,
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  and that's not Eiel marson Cova. We know that that's
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  the talk that's been out there that this poor girl
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  was purchased by Jeffrey Epstein when she was fourteen, brought
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  to live with him and groomed and from there had
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  all of this other disgusting growth j nonsense normalized in
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  her life. And you want to talk about a tragic
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  tale in this whole entire story, it's Nadia marson Cova
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  for my money. And when I first started researching this,
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  I didn't really have enough context about who Nadia marson
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  Covia it was or is, and her story and when
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  you look at what happened with her and the fact
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  that she was sold to these sick bastards, Jean Luke
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  Brunel and Jeffrey Epstein, boy oh boy, I'll tell you what.
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  Is there a darker fate for somebody to be subjected to,
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  and I'm very, very interested in hearing Nadia's story someday
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  when she decides to tell it. The USVI government sued
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  JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank in December, accusing the banks
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  of turning a blind eye to Epstein's sex trafficking of
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  underage girls despite a myriad of red flags. Both banks
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  deny wrongdoing. The amended complaint from the USVII, where Epstein
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  had a private island, says that JP Morgan obstructed investigations
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  into Epstein and its relationship to the bank executives emailed
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  internally about his abuse during the course of their relationship
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  with him, which ran from nineteen ninety eight to twenty
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  and thirteen, including after he served fifteen months for soliciting
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  an underage girl for sex in two thousand and eight.
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  Imagine that's the charge soliciting an underage girl for sex?
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  You mean trying to have sex with the minor. Whoever
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  wrote that law, my guess is some sick ass, degenerate
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  politician down in Florida thought it would be a good
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  idea to say that, you know, if you look for
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  sex with the child prostitute, it's just like solicitation from
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  an adult prostitute, when in reality we all know that's
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  not the case, so that should have never even been
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  on the books. I don't even know how that's a law, honestly,
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  but thankfully they did away with that law down in Florida,
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  so at least that's a little bit of progress. They
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  included airdose. The lawsuit is running parallel to a similar
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  acclaim by a woman called Jane do One, which has
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  made numerous allegations against Jess Staley, the former boss of
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  JP Morgan. Court documents alleged that between two thousand and
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  eight and twenty twelve, Staley exchanged around one two hundred
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  emails with Epstein from his JP Morgan email account. And
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  by the way, Judge Raycoff has ruled that the accuser
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  that is suing the banks is going to have to
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  make their identity known. And I'm not really a big
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  fan of that, considering the circumstances that surround this case.
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  But I think that each one of these kinds of
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  situations should be unique. It should be decided by a
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  judge on a case to case basis. But I disagree
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  with Judge Raykoff's decision here to make the accuser at
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  least at this point release their name, because you know
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  they're going to get intimidated. One hundred percent without a doubt.
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  The banker all ugedly visited Epstein's private island in the
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  Caribbean while the pedal Fhile was in prison for having
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  sex with underage girls. Staley is accused of making suggestive
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  references to Disney characters in the emails, including one from
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  twenty ten in which he says say hi to snow White.
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  Staley's lawyers have denied wrongdoing and denied he used code
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  words with Epstein. No, they were actually talking about the cartoons.
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  Two grown ass men, one of them a known pedal file.
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  They were talking about actual Disney princesses, folks. That's what
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  they want you to believe. The question is are you
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  buying the bullshit? In a motion to dismiss JP, Morgan
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  called the USVII complaint as a masterclass in deflection that
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  seeks to hold JP Morgan responsible for not sleothing out
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  Epstein's crimes over a decade ago. They're all responsible US
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  Virgin Islands as well. I won't beat that dead horse.
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  You all know how I feel about that. Buy now,
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  but they're all responsible and somehow they all end up
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  still getting a fat paycheck at the end of the day.
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  It's amazing, isn't it. All of these women and girls
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  who were abused by Epstein, knowingly abused by Epstein, and
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  how many of them haven't received a dollar or will
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  never receive a dollar, And forget about justice. We know
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  that that's not coming in this case anytime soon. The
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  DOJ has made that abundantly clear by not going after
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  any of the associates of Jeffrey Epstein and Glene Maxwell.
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  There's a whole host of people that have been pointed
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  out as taking part in the actual abuse, and not
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  one of them has been brought in and talked to
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  under oath, not one of them. So how can anyone
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  take anything that happens when it comes to this investigation
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  specifically seriously? At this point, we can't even get a
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  straight answer about what happened on the day Jeffrey Epstein died.
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  They refuse to release any information, They refuse to re
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  at least anything, No transparency whatsoever, and accountability that's not
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  even a word that the people over at the DOJ,
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  at least speaking internally, know how to use, because nobody
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  ever is held responsible for the bullshit. All right, folks,
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  Well that's gonna do it for this one. All of
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  the information that goes with the episode can be found
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  in the description box