JPMorgan Chase’s Defense Motion Reveals Shocking Virgin Island Officials’ Involvement in the EPSTEIN’S Criminal Activities – Former USVI First Lady Was a Paid Epstein Employee!

The Virgin Islands is suing JPMorgan Chase Bank for allegedly aiding Jeffrey Epstein in his sex trafficking. It is their turn to tell their side of the story and what a story it is. It seems that the leaders of the Virgin Islands protect Epstein in exchange for money and gifts. He was so involved with the powers that be that he changed his citizenship from the United States to the Virgin Islands where he got protection.

The former First Lady of the USVI Cecile de Jongh was on Epsteins payroll and was paid $200,000 in 2007 alone. It is JPMorgan Chase’s contention that the Virgin Islands cannot sue them because their hands are dirty in that they were complicit in the affairs of Jeffrey Epstein.

The opening of the Judicial motion sets the tone:

“Plaintiff Government of the United States Virgin Islands (“USVI”) is complicit in the crimes of Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein could have lived anywhere in the world. He chose USVI. Discovery obtained in this case reveals why. For two decades, Epstein maintained a quid pro quo relationship with USVI’s highest ranking officials. He gave them money, advice, influence, and favors. In exchange, they shielded and even rewarded him, granting him more than $[redacted] million in tax incentives.”

From The Gateway Pundit

A string of interconnected civil suits has been raging in New York Federal Court, pitting Epstein trafficking victims against JPMorgan Chase and Deutsch bank, as well as the US Virgin Islands territory against the very same banks.

The victims’ case against the banks is looking strong, if the latest Judge rulings are to be taken as parameter (link). So much, so, that Deutsch bank has settled a few days ago with the Epstein victim plaintiffs to the tune of US$75 million.

JPMorgan is also preemptively suing its former top executive Jes Staley, to have him reimburse any damages they may face – which at this point seems a likely scenario.

But on the USVI suit, the situation is not so clear-cut: JPMorgan Chase has just filed a fiery ‘Opposition to an USVI motion to strike’ their ‘affirmative defenses’.

It’s a legal filing attempting to demonstrate that there’s plenty of blame to go around when it comes to the government of the US Virgin Islands territory’s mishandling of (and complicity with) Jeffrey Epstein.

The bank legal team argues that these facts disqualify the territory from seeking damages in civil court.

In the process, the filing sheds light in some jaw-dropping and disturbing realities about the link between the Jeffrey Epstein trafficking ring and the USVI government.

After getting out of jail in 2009, Epstein had the supervision of his parole transferred from Florida to the USVI territory, where he registered as a sex offender and maintained his ‘primary residence’ – putting him under USVI law enforcement’s direct jurisdiction and supervision.

“Epstein gave money to USVI politicians. For example, Epstein supported [Democrat] “Epstein gave money to USVI politicians. For example, Epstein supported [Democrat] Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett, who successfully ran to be USVI’s delegate to Congress—after working for the USVI Economic Development Authority, the USVI agency responsible for awarding Epstein his massive tax benefits.”, who successfully ran to be USVI’s delegate to Congress—after working for the USVI Economic Development Authority, the USVI agency responsible for awarding Epstein his massive tax benefits.”

She cannot vote in the House and she tries to cover up the crimes committed by the Biden regime. Needless to say, she is a Democrat.