Massive Spreadsheet With Epstein Associate Information: Court Filings
My story in the Daily Dot
I have a story in the Daily Dot which fleshes out a revelation in recent court documents that the Epstein Victims’ Compensation Fund, which paid out at least $150 million to accusers, was compelled by a court to turn over data to JPMorgan Chase and Deutsche Bank as they tried to defend themselves against civil litigation.
The data was based on a spreadsheet the EVCP produced, containing 50,000 data points on 361 claimants, including names of Epstein's associates & possible witnesses to abuse.
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Related:
Judge Approves Preliminary $290 Million Settlement Deal in Jane Doe-Epstein Case Against JPMorgan Chase
MANHATTAN - A $290 million settlement deal between lawyers for JPMorgan Chase and lawyers representing a Jane Doe in a class action suit is heading for the books, with Judge Jed S. Rakoff approving a settlement deal proposed by both sides on a preliminary basis in New York today.
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