Jeffrey Epstein and Deutsche Bank strike again

| 2:00 pm EDT July 20, 2020
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Jeffrey Epstein is dead, meaning he’s no longer committing crimes. Deutsche Bank is by all accounts fully cooperating with prosecutors, suggesting it’s no longer committing crimes either. Yet the combined crime spree of these two monsters has had repercussions that just never seem to stop.

Last week a federal judge was assigned a case centered around how Deutsche Bank helped Jeffrey Epstein cover up his financial transactions with his alleged criminal co-conspirators. This was horrifying enough, considering the crimes consisted of the rape of underage girls. But last night a gunman opened fire on the judge’s house, injuring her husband and killing her son.

The search is still underway for the gunman, whose motives have not yet been established. This could well be unrelated to the Epstein-Deutsche case. After all, this judge has handled other cases involving drug dealers and worse. But if this is a coincidence, it’s one heck of one.

The Jeffrey Epstein – Deutsche Bank fallout just never seems to end. Earlier this month Epstein’s associate Ghislaine Maxwell was finally arrested. Deutsche Bank seems to be involved in every major scandal that’s surfaced over the past few years, whether it’s Epstein, or Donald Trump, or Vladimir Putin. Even with Epstein in the ground and Deutsche Bank turning over evidence of its own crimes, the fallout continues.

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