Report: Democrat Politician’s Wife Accused of Aiding Epstein’s Sex Crimes

Explosive Allegations: Wife of Democrat Politician Accused of Assisting Jeffrey Epstein’s Sex Trafficking Scheme

The shocking revelation has emerged that the wife of a prominent Democrat politician in the U.S. Virgin Islands allegedly played a key role in facilitating Jeffrey Epstein’s notorious sex trafficking scheme.

Bank Settlement Exposes Disturbing Connection

In a recent court filing, JPMorgan Chase, the bank embroiled in a class action lawsuit filed by Epstein’s victims, disclosed the involvement of former First Lady Cecile de Jongh. The bank agreed to pay a staggering $290 million to settle the lawsuit.

Unveiling Damning Emails

Revealing emails exchanged between Epstein and de Jongh shed light on her role as an office manager for Epstein’s businesses in the U.S. territory. Her husband, John de Jongh Jr., served as the Democrat Governor of the U.S. Virgin Islands at the time.

Bank Accuses U.S. Virgin Islands of Complicity

JPMorgan Chase accused the U.S. Virgin Islands of protecting Epstein and enabling his criminal activities by allowing him to use their bank. The bank claimed that the conditions were perfect for Epstein to continue his crimes undetected, with de Jongh playing a pivotal role.

Allegations of Enrolling Victims and Political Donations

The bank further alleged that de Jongh assisted Epstein in enrolling numerous victims in English classes, which he funded. She also reportedly helped arrange visas for these victims to be brought to the island. Additionally, she requested political donations from Epstein for a Democrat congressional campaign.

Bank’s Response and Island’s Denial

A spokesperson for the U.S. Virgin Islands’ attorney general dismissed the bank’s claims as an attempt to divert attention from their own legal troubles. They accused JPMorgan Chase of distorting facts and shifting blame away from their complicity in Epstein’s heinous crimes.