Virgin Islands AG Fired For Suing JPMorgan For Profiting From Jeffrey Epstein Sex Trafficking Operation

Denise George, former Attorney General of the US Virgin Islands, filed a lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase alleging that the company profited from Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking operation before being fired from her position. The Virgin Islands AG was fired for suing JPMorgan for profiting from the Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficking operation.

Denise George, Attorney General of the US Virgin Islands, has filed a lawsuit against JPMorgan alleging that the company profited from Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking ring. This legal action comes less than a month after George reached a settlement with Epstein's estate, which agreed to sell Epstein's islands and end all business activities in the area, resulting in a payment of $105 million.

Epstein was discovered dead in his jail while awaiting trial in 2019 on federal charges accusing him of running a sex trafficking operation. Now, JPMorgan is being sued by Virgin Islands over Jeffrey Epstein's alleged sex-trafficking operation.

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