Epstein Victim Denounces Sicko’s ‘Plan’ to Pay Off Sex Trafficking Empire

In 2023, Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden opened a ongoing research in the financial transactions between Black and Epstein.

According to Wyden, “The Dechert Report found that Black Epstein, who was neither a licensed tax attorney nor a certified public accountant, paid a total of $158 million in various installments between 2012 and 2017.

“The payments were inexplicably high; far higher than what Black paid other financial advisors and far higher than the average compensation of Fortune 500 CEOs at the time.”

In a recent letter to Brian Moynihan, Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer at Bank of America, current Chairman Jamie Raskin asked for answers and shared the following: “Financial institutions are often the first line of defense in detecting serious federal crimes, especially those involving significant financial flows, such as illegal trading.

“Signaling and detecting Mr. Epstein’s suspicious withdrawals may have stopped his crimes years earlier and saved countless girls and women from a fateful interaction with criminals Mr. Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell and their co-conspirators.”