Epstein's sex trafficking was aided by JPMorgan, a Virgin Islands lawsuit says : NPR

Epstein's sex trafficking was aided by JPMorgan, a Virgin Islands lawsuit says : NPR

ARE YOU AWARE: While the DOJ — at Trump’s bidding — hides the Epstein files, little if any attention is being paid to this: The U.S. Virgin Islands, acting independently from U.S. law enforcement, exposed Epstein’s international sex trafficking empire — and won a record $105M+ civil settlement in 2022 from his estate.

Their AG called it:

“An expansive criminal enterprise… where dozens of young women and children were trafficked, raped, sexually assaulted, and held captive.

They named it the "Epstein Enterprise".

They froze accounts, forced the sale of Epstein’s private islands, and clawed back over $80M in fraudulent tax credits.

This case got next to zero headlines.

Why?

It didn’t come from the FBI.

It didn’t come from U.S. DOJ.

It came from a Black woman AG in a U.S. territory who did what the U.S. DOJ wouldn't do: expose the elite cover-up.

So we ask:

Where are the Virgin Islands Epstein files?

The documents. The photos. The logs.

We know they exist.

We demand their release.