JPMorgan Settles Jeffrey Epstein Case For $75 Million

JPMorgan Settles Jeffrey Epstein Case For $75 Million, Avoiding TrialTyler Durden – JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay the US Virgin Islands (USVI) a scant $75 million to settle a lawsuit alleging that the bank knowingly aided Jeffrey Epstein’s underage sex-trafficking operation, ending a legal battle that exposed all sorts of embarrassing ties between the bank and the dead pedophile.

The settlement was reached one month before the sides were scheduled to go to trial in Manhattan, where the USVI sought $190 million from the bank.

JPMorgan admitted no wrongdoing in the settlement. Continue reading

MP’s Can’t Probe Prince Andrew’s Payoff To Sex Abuse Accuser Because Of Ancient Rule

disgraced Prince AndrewNiamh Harris – MPS have been barred from probing whether public money helped Prince Andrew pay off his sex abuse accuser Virginia Roberts

Prince Andrew’s multi-million pound out-of-court settlement cannot be investigated by MPs due to a ridiculous ancient custom which means they are barred them from discussing royalty in Parliament.

The Mail Online reports: The Duke of York is believed to be facing a legal bill of up to £12 million following his out-of-court agreement with Ms Roberts, who was suing the Queen‘s son in New York for alleged sexual abuse after she claims she was trafficked by his friend and convicted sex offender Jeffery Epstein. Prince Andrew vehemently denied these claims. Continue reading