JPMorgan CEOs and Executives Under Fire for Epstein Ties

Lawyers for a Jeffrey Epstein victim are seeking new testimony from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon and other executives as part of their lawsuit against the bank over its dealings with the sex predator. The accuser claims that JPMorgan facilitated and financially benefited from Epstein's sex trafficking of her and other young women for years when he was a customer of the bank. The lawyers allege that JPMorgan failed to promptly turn over documents to them as part of the case, preventing them from asking questions about those documents at the time Dimon and other key witnesses were deposed.