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JPMorgan Chase and Deutsche Bank have been accused of profiting from and facilitating the sexual abuse of young women and girls by late financier Jeffrey Epstein, according to two lawsuits filed on Thursday, the latest effort to target the people and institutions surrounding Epstein as New York opens up a one-year window for adult sex abuse victims to file cases normally considered too old to pursue.
Key Facts
The lawsuits, filed in New York federal court on behalf of two different unnamed women who accused Epstein of sexual abuse, claimed Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan Chase benefited from Epstein’s alleged sex trafficking and looked the other way “in order to churn profits.”
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