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On Tuesday, banking giant JPMorgan Chase settled with the U.S. Virgin Islands Attorney General for $75 million in a civil case that exposed to the world explosive details surrounding the mechanics of child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein’s decades-long operation.
While some may consider the settlement a win, according to the Intelligencer, it has once again robbed the public of “culpability.”
“It’s tempting to see this settlement as another example of Epstein’s uncanny ability, even in death, to disappear information about himself,” Kevin T. Dugan writes for the Intelligencer…




