Epstein Files

[Anonymous]

On the allegations about cannibalism, is there anything in the documents that would support that allegation? It seems like a totally different thing.

[Anonymous]

I don't understand why these bank settlements aren't triggering massive repercussions for the banks.

OK, so they paid the victims is that really sufficient justice.

Isn't that shareholder money they're using for liabilities.

Weren't they basically running illegal businesses.

Super shady.

Aren't they backed by taxpayer dollars. How were they able to get away with such lenient oversight.

Aren't they supposed to be in a tightly regulated business. What else are they overlooking?

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I keep wondering about the financial records. We know that JP Morgan and Bank of America spotted “suspicious activity”. To and from whom did those payments flow? Was it Epstein to the girls only? Who paid Epstein? Who is following the money?

Senator Wyden (D-OR) has been leading an investigation into the Epstein $ for years. He is a leader on the Senate Finance Committee. He introduced a bill to get the Treasury dept to release records related to suspicious finance activity. Not sure who specifically blocked it. Link below says Bessent refused to comply. Not sure why this isn't bigger news.


https://www.finance.senate.gov/ranking-members-news/epstein-survivors-announce-support-for-wyden-bill-that-would-force-treasury-to-turn-over-epstein-bank-records

More from Wyden:

[Anonymous]

So these men couldn't find anyone willing to have sex with them so they resorted to this???

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So these men couldn't find anyone willing to have sex with them so they resorted to this???

Yeah, and your bank shares paid for it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:So these men couldn't find anyone willing to have sex with them so they resorted to this???

It was more than that. That seems to be about blackmail and perversion and power. There's a lot of people in the files like Ron Lauder, who was laundering money, trying to build fortunes with inside connections, and the attempts to gain political influence.

I don't know if he was on the island, but there are multiple threads of depravity, SA, corruption, and deceit to detangle.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:So these men couldn't find anyone willing to have sex with them so they resorted to this???

It was more than that. That seems to be about blackmail and perversion and power. There's a lot of people in the files like Ron Lauder, who was laundering money, trying to build fortunes with inside connections, and the attempts to gain political influence.

I don't know if he was on the island, but there are multiple threads of depravity, SA, corruption, and deceit to detangle.

The corruption could have bigger ramifications than first blush. Wasn't much of this just blatant money laundering and fraud?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why these bank settlements aren't triggering massive repercussions for the banks.

OK, so they paid the victims is that really sufficient justice.

Isn't that shareholder money they're using for liabilities.

Weren't they basically running illegal businesses.

Super shady.

Aren't they backed by taxpayer dollars. How were they able to get away with such lenient oversight.

Aren't they supposed to be in a tightly regulated business. What else are they overlooking?

I have the same question. Why isn't Senator Warren all over this. This is her specialty.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why these bank settlements aren't triggering massive repercussions for the banks.

OK, so they paid the victims is that really sufficient justice.

Isn't that shareholder money they're using for liabilities.

Weren't they basically running illegal businesses.

Super shady.

Aren't they backed by taxpayer dollars. How were they able to get away with such lenient oversight.

Aren't they supposed to be in a tightly regulated business. What else are they overlooking?

I have the same question. Why isn't Senator Warren all over this. This is her specialty.

These events they were liable for unfolded during 2005-2008. What a coincidence.

[Anonymous]

I just finished Julie K. Brown's excellent book.
It's truly depressing though, that no real justice will ever be served.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just saw on IG a video about women around Epstein who died/disappeared. The last was a young Mexican model who ~16 years ago was on a street screaming in Spanish about people eating humans, saying she knew about the murders, but not the eating. Like she was broadcasting it. Apparently the next day she disappeared.

It didn’t give context, but it said in the comments that she was in NYC in front of Epstein’s appt. It was chilling and I didn’t want to Google because it’s so depraved.

It's possible she was mentally ill or drugged.

You don’t have to invent scenarios, we can all see the files (at least the minority that were released).

Yes. They just killed an Iranian who pointed out the fake false flag being planned on US soil.

So many are dead bc of them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Yes. HRC said he was compromised and a Russian puppet. She told us this ages ago.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why these bank settlements aren't triggering massive repercussions for the banks.

OK, so they paid the victims is that really sufficient justice.

Isn't that shareholder money they're using for liabilities.

Weren't they basically running illegal businesses.

Super shady.

Aren't they backed by taxpayer dollars. How were they able to get away with such lenient oversight.

Aren't they supposed to be in a tightly regulated business. What else are they overlooking?

I have the same question. Why isn't Senator Warren all over this. This is her specialty.

Sep 2025: Banking Committee Democrats Call on Chairman Scott to Immediately Hold Hearing on How U.S. Financial System Enabled Jeffrey Epstein's Crimes
https://www.banking.senate.gov/newsroom/minority/banking-committee-democrats-call-on-chairman-scott-to-immediately-hold-hearing-on-how-us-financial-system-enabled-jeffrey-epsteins-crimes

Nov 2025: Elizabeth Warren urges US regulators to investigate Jes Staley ties to Epstein
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/oct/28/elizabeth-warren-urges-us-regulators-to-investigate-jes-staley-ties-to-epstein

Feb 2026: Sen. Warren demands investigation into Wall Street-Epstein ties
https://www.wwlp.com/news/massachusetts/sen-warren-demands-investigation-into-wall-street-epstein-ties/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I don't understand why these bank settlements aren't triggering massive repercussions for the banks.

OK, so they paid the victims is that really sufficient justice.

Isn't that shareholder money they're using for liabilities.

Weren't they basically running illegal businesses.

Super shady.

Aren't they backed by taxpayer dollars. How were they able to get away with such lenient oversight.

Aren't they supposed to be in a tightly regulated business. What else are they overlooking?

I have the same question. Why isn't Senator Warren all over this. This is her specialty.

Sep 2025: Banking Committee Democrats Call on Chairman Scott to Immediately Hold Hearing on How U.S. Financial System Enabled Jeffrey Epstein's Crimes
https://www.banking.senate.gov/newsroom/minority/banking-committee-democrats-call-on-chairman-scott-to-immediately-hold-hearing-on-how-us-financial-system-enabled-jeffrey-epsteins-crimes

Nov 2025: Elizabeth Warren urges US regulators to investigate Jes Staley ties to Epstein
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2025/oct/28/elizabeth-warren-urges-us-regulators-to-investigate-jes-staley-ties-to-epstein

Feb 2026: Sen. Warren demands investigation into Wall Street-Epstein ties
https://www.wwlp.com/news/massachusetts/sen-warren-demands-investigation-into-wall-street-epstein-ties/

"You bad bad little bank boys."

She's all over it. I'm so comforted.