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JPMorgan Chase Reported Over $1 Billion in 'Suspicious' Jeffrey Epstein Transactions

  • JPMorgan Chase allegedly informed the government of over $1 billion in "suspicious" transactions by Jeffrey Epstein.

  • The transactions were reported to the Treasury Department in 2019 after Epstein's death.

  • Lawyer for U.S. Virgin Islands said Epstein's business with JPMorgan was "human trafficking."

  • U.S. Virgin Islands is suing JPMorgan, seeking at least $190 million in damages.

  • JPMorgan agreed to $290 million settlement with Epstein victims in similar lawsuit in June.

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