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https://www.rawstory.com/jeffrey-epstein-bank-records/'Follow the money': Senator describes what he saw in Epstein's bank records
Travis Gettys
July 17, 2025 2:15PM ET
A Democratic senator is continuing his investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's financial network as President Donald Trump calls on his supporters to move on.
Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR) and some of his staffers have seen confidential files related to the massive sums of money Epstein moved through the banking system to fund his sex trafficking network, and the senator said his probe has taken on new urgency after the Trump administration has refused to release information seized by the FBI which has angered many of his MAGA followers, reported The New York Times.
We felt from the beginning this was a follow-the-money case, Wyden told the newspaper. This horrific sex-trafficking operation cost Epstein a lot of money, and he had to get that money from somewhere.
High-dollar transfers to individuals, foreign countries or obscure companies are typically flagged by banks as potentially suspicious, and Wyden's staff have reviewed filings on thousands of wire transfers involving artwork sales, fees paid to Epstein by wealthy associates and payments to numerous women, and some of those transfers involved accounts at two Russian banks for as much as $100 million.
more Bondi wont release records banks did not file required transaction reports JPMorgan, Deutsche Bank, Bank of New York Mellon and Bank of America
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'Follow the money': Senator describes what he saw in Epstein's bank records (Original Post)
cbabe
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FirstLight
(15,559 posts)1. So, basically, this won't only take out the 'people' involved...
but the banks and other institutions that played along?
No wonder this case is bigger than we all think...!
I hope it all comes crashing down
cbabe
(5,317 posts)2. Banks too big to fail. Again. Betcha a wooden nickel.
FirstLight
(15,559 posts)3. we already know the guys with the $$ hold the reins
to more than the Administration, but to the fuckin world economy!
BattleRow
(1,743 posts)8. Anybody remember BCCI...
karynnj
(60,432 posts)5. I think, as long as they filed the appropriate forms, the banks will not be seen as tesponsible
cbabe
(5,317 posts)7. From the article:
but the senator questioned why the suspicious activity reports weren't filed within 60 days of the banks noticing the transactions, as they're supposed to do.
efhmc
(15,748 posts)9. Was there an answer?
cbabe
(5,317 posts)10. Bondi refusing to release records. From article:
at link. Thats all I know. Perhaps contact Wyden for more.
Hekate
(98,680 posts)6. Follow the money

