Former White House Counsel Kathy Ruemmler has been implicated in a court filing that reveals her involvement with sex predator Jeffrey Epstein. The filing, made by the government of the U.S. Virgin Islands, alleges that Ruemmler was introduced to JPMorgan Chase by Epstein’s personal assistant as an ideal customer. JPMorgan embraced the suggestion and took Ruemmler on as a client in February 2019, just four months before Epstein’s arrest on federal child sex trafficking charges. The filing also claims that JPMorgan enabled and benefited from Epstein’s sex trafficking activities. JPMorgan denies any wrongdoing and is currently facing a lawsuit seeking at least $190 million in damages. The case is scheduled to go to trial in late October.Former White House Counsel Kathy Ruemmler has been implicated in a court filing that reveals her involvement with sex predator Jeffrey Epstein. The filing, made by the government of the U.S. Virgin Islands, alleges that Ruemmler was introduced to JPMorgan Chase by Epstein’s personal assistant as an ideal customer. JPMorgan embraced the suggestion and took Ruemmler on as a client in February 2019, just four months before Epstein’s arrest on federal child sex trafficking charges. This revelation comes despite JPMorgan claiming to have effectively fired Epstein as a client six years prior due to repeated red flags. The court filing also alleges that JPMorgan enabled and benefited from Epstein’s sex trafficking of young women to the Virgin Islands, where he had a home, during the years he maintained accounts at the bank. JPMorgan denies any wrongdoing and is currently facing a lawsuit seeking at least $190 million in damages. The case is scheduled to go to trial in late October.
What are the allegations made in the court filing against former White House Counsel Kathy Ruemmler and JPMorgan Chase regarding their connection to Jeffrey Epstein?
Former White House Counsel Kathy Ruemmler has found herself entangled in a shocking court filing that exposes her connection to notorious sex predator Jeffrey Epstein. The filing, presented by the government of the U.S. Virgin Islands, alleges that Ruemmler was introduced to banking giant JPMorgan Chase as an “ideal customer” by Epstein’s personal assistant. Astonishingly, JPMorgan eagerly embraced the suggestion and welcomed Ruemmler as a client in February 2019, a mere four months before Epstein’s arrest on federal child sex trafficking charges.
The revelation is particularly damning considering JPMorgan’s claim that they had severed all ties with Epstein six years earlier, citing multiple warning signs. However, the court filing alleges that the banking institution not only enabled Epstein’s criminal activities but also profited from his sex trafficking exploits. Disturbingly, Epstein is accused of trafficking young women to the Virgin Islands, where he owned a residence, during the very years he maintained accounts at JPMorgan.
Unsurprisingly, JPMorgan vehemently denies any wrongdoing, but the bank is now confronted with a lawsuit seeking a staggering sum of at least $190 million in damages. As the case prepares to go to trial in late October, the world anxiously waits to see how this scandalous saga will unfold.
I can’t believe the connections that are being unveiled, it’s truly shocking.