The lawsuit alleges that Deutsche Bank knew about Epstein’s network of underage girls and enabled his sex trafficking scheme. theSun theSundaily lawsuit Epstein DeutscheBank trafficking minors girls WorldNews
In this file photo taken on February 07, 2023 the headquarters of German bank Deutsche Bank with its logo are pictured in Frankfurt am Main, western Germany. - AFPPIX: Deutsche Bank has agreed to pay US$75 million to victims of sex offender Jeffrey Epstein to settle a federal lawsuit, Anadolu Agency quoted US media report Wednesday.
The lawsuit alleges that Deutsche Bank knew about Epstein’s network of underage girls and enabled his sex trafficking scheme. The German bank managed Epstein’s money until June 2019 and paid a US$150 million fine to New York regulators in 2020 for compliance failures.Financier Epstein killed himself in a New York City jail cell in 2019 while awaiting his sex trafficking trial. - Bernama
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