JPMorgan and US Virgin Islands face reckoning as more high-profile names emerge in Jeffrey Epstein scandal

Government officials are investigating other wealthy individuals connected to Jeffrey Epstein as part of an ongoing lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase, Epstein’s bank of 15 years.
The US Virgin Islands government is accusing JPMorgan of enabling Epstein to carry out years of abuse and sex trafficking of underage girls on his private islands within the territory.
JPMorgan claims the Virgin Islands government was complicit in shielding Epstein in exchange for his donations and allowed him to remain unchecked.
Depositions of high-profile names like JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon, Virgin Islands Governor Albert Bryan Jr., and Tesla CEO Elon Musk show the far-reaching impact of Epstein's crimes.
Former JPMorgan executive Jes Staley could face legal consequences for allegedly hiding Epstein's abuse to maintain him as a client, though Staley denies any wrongdoing.