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  Former FBI Agent Prepared to Testify that JPMorgan Had Jeffrey Epstein Account for 28 Years – Not 15 Years – and “Impeded” Criminal Investigation of Epstein By  Pam Martens and Russ Martens : August 2, 2023 ~ On July 24th and 25 th , the Attorney General’s Office for the U.S. Virgin Islands filed dozens of documents in the court case it has launched against the largest federally-insured bank in the United States – JPMorgan Chase – in a U.S. district court in Manhattan. A quick glance at the giant blur of filings indicated that the vast majority had been filed under seal. (See a partial  screen shot here .) The U.S. Virgin Islands is credibly alleging in its lawsuit that JPMorgan Chase “ actively participated in Epstein’s sex trafficking venture ” where dozens of underage girls were sexually assaulted by Epstein or his rich pals. Wall Street On Parade  has learned over the years to deeply scrutinize anything that is happening in the federal district court in the Southern District of N

 A little start of the week Entertainment! One of the SRF! by James Corbett corbettreport.com July 30, 2023 If you had met him as a boy, you might not have expected John Pierpont Morgan to amount to much. He was a sickly child, for starters, constantly beset by rashes, headaches, rheumatism, scarlet fever and a panoply of other ailments. What's more, growing up in the shadow of his powerful, domineering and wildly successful father, the self-conscious Pierpont (as he was called by friends and family) seemed weak and wilting by comparison. He showed little intellectual curiosity and was notably mercurial, often letting his hot temper get the better of him. And yet, by the end of his life, Morgan would be hailed as a world-bestriding colossus of American finance, in turns venerated and hated and feared for the vast capital he controlled through his international banking network. So, how did Pierpont's life experiences shape that sickly young boy into the financial monarch he even