Stop scrolling! We have some breaking news! In a shocking turn of events, banking powerhouse JPMorgan Chase has reached a staggering $290 million settlement with the alleged victims of notorious sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. The victims, represented by “Jane Doe 1,” filed a class action lawsuit against the bank, accusing them of willfully turning a blind eye to Epstein’s vile sex trafficking activities. After a disturbing 15-year relationship, the bank finally cut ties with Epstein in 2013, five years after his conviction. JPMorgan Chase denies any wrongdoing, claiming the settlement is a gesture of compassion for the survivors who endured unimaginable abuse. However, the bank’s former executive, Jes Staley, is now being sued by the bank itself for allegedly enabling Epstein’s heinous conduct. Dive deeper into this story, tap the link in our bio.