JPMorgan Executives Allegedly Knew About Epstein's Sex Abuse Claims for Years

JPMorgan Chase executives were aware of sex abuse and trafficking allegations against its then-client Jeffrey Epstein, several years before the financial institution cut ties, according to a new court filing. The filing alleges that JPMorgan obstructed federal law enforcement and prosecuting agencies pursuing Epstein. The bank executives were also aware of potentially suspicious cash withdrawals. The new complaint against JP Morgan, filed Wednesday, comes days after its CEO Jamie Dimon sat down with CNN’s Poppy Harlow in an exclusive interview. Attorneys for JP Morgan have denied the allegations.