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DoBW

(3,223 posts) Tue Mar 31, 2026, 07:12 PM 7 hrs ago

another bank buying a no-fault way out of Epstein

Bank of America "said in a statement that the deal allows it to "put this matter behind us and provides further closure for the plaintiffs." The bank continues to deny wrongdoing: "Bank of America did not facilitate sex trafficking crimes,"

https://www.businessinsider.com/jeffrey-epstein-bank-of-america-bofa-wall-street-settlement-victims-2026-3

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another bank buying a no-fault way out of Epstein (Original Post) DoBW 7 hrs ago OP

I dunno, $72.5M is a lot to pay for NOT facilitating sex trafficking crimes... RockRaven 7 hrs ago #1

By end of april, there will be proof they sure as hell did lol Volaris 6 hrs ago #2

RockRaven

(19,364 posts)

1. I dunno, $72.5M is a lot to pay for NOT facilitating sex trafficking crimes...

Reply to DoBW (Original post)

Tue Mar 31, 2026, 07:27 PM

7 hrs ago

But it isn't so much to pay for silence/secrecy about facilitating sex trafficking crimes (for context, JPMoganChase paid $290M and Deutsche Bank paid $75M).

Cut the crap, BofA. Nobody with a brain believes your nonsense.

Volaris

(11,697 posts)

2. By end of april, there will be proof they sure as hell did lol

Reply to DoBW (Original post)

Tue Mar 31, 2026, 08:19 PM

6 hrs ago

Proof or disclosure that they DID commit any crimes, after the fact, should be legal basis for voiding the settlement and dragging them into court for a bigger payout, if not charges.

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