05/03/2026
We continue our quest to prove that Jeffrey Epstein blackmailed billionaires able to stalk and harass non-billionaire victims of Epstein, with Epstein primarily using Edge Foundation as his "war room".
In this article, we take a look at the U.S. Virgin Islands' Attorney General's investigations into JP Morgan, Jes Staley, Edge Foundation's Jeffrey Epstein, Edge Foundation's Elon Musk, Edge Foundation's Sergey Brin, Edge Foundation's Larry Page, Edge Foundation's Leon Black, and/or others.
The following reporting sums up the situation and why it is relevant to our now pretty strong hypothesis we started this article with, courtesy of Jason Cohen, Daily Caller News Foundation May 16, 2023, US Virgin Islands Subpoenas Elon Musk in Jeffrey Epstein Lawsuit.
"The U.S. Virgin Islands issued a subpoena to Tesla CEO Elon Musk in a lawsuit alleging JPMorgan Chase was aware of and benefited from the now-deceased Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking, according to court documents.
The Virgin Islands said it had grounds to suspect that Epstein might have referred or tried to refer Musk to the banking giant as a client, according to court documents. Musk is one of several billionaires who have received subpoenas by the Virgin Islands, including Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin, according to Bloomberg.
The subpoena from the U.S. territory requests Elon Musk produce documents showing his communications with JPMorgan about Epstein, and communications with Epstein about JPMorgan.
It also asks him to produce “documents reflecting or regarding fees [he] paid to Epstein and/or JPMorgan in connection with [his] accounts, transactions, or relationship at JPMorgan” and “documents reflecting or regarding Epstein’s involvement in human trafficking and/or his procurement of girls or women for commercial sex.”
The Virgin Islands said in the filing that it had attempted to serve Musk with the subpoena on April 28, but was unsuccessful."
This seems like a great candidate for the paper trail of the blackmail of Edge Foundation's Google, Telsa, PayPal, Spacex, Starlink, JP Morgan, and/or others -- but wait, there's more -- with respect to U.S. Virgin Islands' Attorney General and/or attorneys subpoenaing Musk, Brin, and/or Page, because "fees" linked to Epstein's blackmail M.O. is how he was paid the funds he blackmailed billionaire victims to yield, and the investigation found ALL of Epstein's JP Morgan linked to sex trafficking, involving Edge Foundation's Epstein, Musk, Brin, Page, and/or JP Morgan-Epstein "fees" (the blackmailed bounty, but not limited to the same, as Epstein could also blackmail the control over their technologies to invade the privacy of others, specifically other non-billionaire victims, including the Editor of Uprights News, supra).
“JPMorgan was a full service bank for Jeffrey Epstein’s sex trafficking,” attorneys for the U.S. Virgin Islands told a New York federal judge on Thursday, asking for summary judgment in a civil suit that seeks $190 million in damages from the banking giant for disregarding over a decade of underage sex trafficking.
The U.S. Virgin Islands, the longtime home of Epstein’s private island residence off St. Thomas, alleges in a civil complaint that JPMorgan Chase knew about and recklessly disregarded that the pedophile financier ran a sex trafficking venture, which lawyers say brought $1 billion into the bank between 2003 and Epstein’s death in 2019.
“JPMorgan’s entire business with Jeffrey Epstein was sex trafficking,” Motley Rice attorney Mimi Liu told U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff on Thursday afternoon.
The civil complaint was brought in the Southern District of New York last year under the Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA).
Although Epstein had been a JPMorgan client from 1998 through 2013, when the bank terminated his accounts, the U.S. Virgin Islands alleges the bank continued to benefit from Epstein’s referrals until his jailhouse death in August 2019.
By the time of Epstein’s 2006 arrest for prostitution in Palm Beach, Florida, the company’s compliance staff had been aware of alleged human trafficking and acknowledged Epstein was “known to pay cash for his massages” and “minors are the issue,” the U.S. Virgin Islands alleges in its motion for summary judgment.
In its amended complaint, the U.S. Virgin Islands asserted that numerous top bank executives knowingly failed to comply with federal banking laws that are intended to prevent human trafficking between 2000 and 2013, the years that JPMorgan Chase conducted business with Epstein. The filing makes clear that banks have access to unique, real-time information that enables them to detect whether customers may be engaged in suspicious or unlawful activity.
During the decade between 2003 and 2013, the bank processed $4 million in payments to girls and women with Eastern European surnames or located in Eastern Europe, from where JPMorgan knew Epstein was reported to have trafficked girls, Liu said.
The bank also facilitated $5 million in structured cash withdrawals for Epstein, who was known to pay girls $200 to $300 in cash for massages, up to three times, which Liu said totaled overall to “more than 20,000 unlawful sex acts facilitated by JPMorgan.”
The territory wants JPMorgan to pay $190 million in civil damages for his 16-year relationship with the bank, comprised of a $150 million civil fine and $40 million forfeiture.
The U.S. Virgin Islands further alleges JPMorgan also handled millions of dollars in payments from Epstein to known co-conspirators, recruiters, victims, girls and women until 2019, including payments to women in years that coincided with their trips to the territory."
But wait, that's not all.
"The U.S. Justice Department’s latest release of millions of documents related to the notorious sex criminal and financier Jeffrey Epstein has shed more light on the relationships he built with various influential figures, including many from the American tech industry. Notably, the files reference communications involving tech mogul Elon Musk and Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, two of the world’s wealthiest people. But those two billionaires are not the only tech names to appear repeatedly in the trove of new documents. Other tech leaders named include Google co-founder Sergey Brin, venture capitalist Peter Thiel, former Microsoft executive Steven Sinofsky, and LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman. While those four have been linked to Epstein in the past, the new disclosures reveal more than previously known about their association with the convicted sex offender through records ranging from emails, schedules and photos.
Peter Thiel, PayPal and Palantir co-founder
Peter Thiel, a venture capitalist and co-founder of Palantir and PayPal, where he once worked alongside Elon Musk, also appears in the Epstein files, with the latest release showing correspondence between and about the two. Those communications began around 2014 and lasted until around 2019, just months before Epstein was arrested on federal sex trafficking charges, and well after he was first formally charged with sex-related crimes in 2006. Among the materials is a recording of an undated conversation between Epstein and former Israeli prime minister Ehud Barak, in which Epstein references Thiel. In the recording, Epstein advised Barak on how to leverage his connections to get a lucrative position at a company, floating Palantir as a potential option. He added that he had not yet met Thiel but hoped to see him the following week. The duo would indeed get better acquainted, with emails over the years including meeting plans, discussions about the Trump campaign, and other informal exchanges. Ahead of one planned meeting, Thiel’s team had even sent his dietary details to Epstein’s staff. Peter Thiel, a venture capitalist and co-founder of Palantir and PayPal, appeared in the Epstein files, with the latest release showing correspondence between and about the two. Files released by the House Oversight Committee in November 2025 also showed Epstein invited Thiel to visit him in “the Caribbean.”
In response to CNBC’s request for comment, a representative for Thiel said the venture capitalist never visited Epstein’s infamous private island in the Virgin Islands. The New York Times reported in June that Epstein, in 2015 and 2016, had invested $40 million in two funds managed by a venture capital firm co-founded by Thiel.
In a podcast appearance that aired on Aug. 16, 2024, Thiel discussed some of his encounters with Epstein, noting that he met him a few times starting in 2014, after being introduced by LinkedIn co-founder Reid Hoffman.
Reid Hoffman, LinkedIn co-founder
The latest Epstein file releases feature many references to Reid Hoffman, who co-founded LinkedIn in 2002, with communications between the two showing several friendly email exchanges. While much of the correspondence centered on fundraising for MIT’s Media Lab, it also included personal interactions, tax advice, meeting plans, and mentions of gifts Hoffman sent to Epstein. The documents also confirm a 2014 visit Hoffman made to Epstein’s private island. Hoffman has previously acknowledged visiting the island, saying the trip was strictly for philanthropic purposes and that he later regretted not researching Epstein more thoroughly beforehand.
However, other emails show plans for additional visits to Epstein’s estates, including his Zorro Ranch in New Mexico and his Manhattan apartment, though it’s unclear which of those trips actually occurred. Hoffman recently confirmed 2016 meetings with Epstein in Palo Alto and Cambridge. Epstein is seen referring to Hoffman as a “very close friend,” and saying at one point that he missed seeing and talking to the internet entrepreneur. Emails in 2014 also show the financier trying to help connect Hoffman to investment opportunities in India. Meanwhile, a 2015 email from Epstein mentioned a dinner Hoffman hosted in Palo Alto, attended by Zuckerberg, Musk, Thiel, and MIT neuroscientist Ed Boyden. Hoffman connected Zuckerberg and Epstein via email after the event.
Sergey Brin, Google co-founder
The file release also contains multiple references to Google co-founder Sergey Brin, including email communications. One particular email chain in April 2003 showed Brin communicating with Ghislaine Maxwell, Epstein’s longtime companion and convicted co-conspirator, regarding potential dinner plans at Epstein’s New York estate. The exchange appeared to follow up on an earlier encounter between the two. “Dinners at Jeffrey’s are always happily casual and relaxed. Look forward to seeing you,” Maxwell wrote. CNBC contacted Brin through Google for comment, but did not receive a response. Connections between Epstein and Brin have been previously documented, though no allegations of wrongdoing have been leveled. In 2004, Epstein had allegedly referred Brin to JPMorgan Chase as a client and later connected him with bank executives for tax advice, per a complaint filed by the U.S. Virgin Islands government in a U.S. district court against JPMorgan Chase Bank. The U.S. Virgin Islands also subpoenaed Brin in March 2023 for documents related to Epstein’s interactions with JPMorgan.
Meanwhile, court documents unsealed in 2024 related to litigation involving Maxwell included exhibits in which Epstein accuser Sarah Ransome alleged she met Brin and his then fiancée, now ex-wife, Anne Wojcicki, on Epstein’s island. Brin stepped down as president of Google’s parent company, Alphabet, on Dec. 3, 2019, saying at the time that he was no longer needed in the role. However, he remained a controlling shareholder and board member. He returned from semi-retirement in late 2023 to actively contribute to the company’s artificial intelligence initiatives, including work on Gemini.
Steven Sinofsky, ex-Microsoft executive
More details of the relationship between Epstein and Steven Sinofsky, a former Microsoft executive who oversaw key products like Windows and Office, were revealed in the latest files. The documents showed that Sinofsky had sought Epstein’s advice on the terms of his exit from Microsoft after leaving in 2012. Sinofsky, who is now a board partner at venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitz, then emailed Epstein in September 2013, about three months after Microsoft announced the terms of his $14 million retirement agreement, writing: “Got paid. You will be too :)” Sinofsky continued to email Epstein through 2018, discussing his finances, career prospects and social events in New York, San Francisco and Seattle. More details of the relationship between Epstein and Sinofsky, a former Microsoft executive, were revealed in the latest files. An email exchange from November 2012 also appears to show Epstein referencing a possible meeting between Sinofsky and Apple’s Tim Cook regarding job opportunities. In the email, Epstein appears to indicate he had recently spoken with Cook, saying “tim cook was excited to meet” with Sinofsky, though the context is unclear. Months later, Sinofsky would email Epstein about a meeting with Cook. Sinofsky declined to comment. Apple did not respond to a request for comment regarding the alleged Epstein-Cook interaction. Epstein’s relationship with Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates, who appears in earlier document releases, has also drawn intense scrutiny in recent weeks following mentions in the latest disclosures. Those included draft emails written to himself in which Epstein suggests that he had helped facilitate extramarital affairs and sexual encounters for Gates, amongst other things."
And so as early as 2003, Edge Foundation's Google and Roche were meeting with Epstein, who clearly had the ability to blackmail Edge Foundation members to get them to stalk and harm the Editor of Uprights News, who was suing Edge Foundation's Maja Oeri Hoffman's Roche, followed by Edge Foundation's founders and/or operators of Google, Alphabet, Facebook, Yahoo, Microsoft, Amazon, Tesla, Palantir, Apollo, and/or others conspiring to stalk and harm the Editor of Uprights News who was writing an epic lawsuit against them all on their technology, so Epstein had them conspire to obstruct, retaliate, and intimidate the Editor, as well as interfere with his economic activity, including by stalking and attacking his businesses, and we believe the record will prove "blackmailed" by Epstein to do so, as he was the top dog, and all retaliations would have had to have been "approved" by Epstein, and so Epstein was having his billionaire victims stalk and harm his non-billionaire victims, but they didn't have really any choice other than what he offered them, and so now they feel like they have been "trapped" in escalation of commitment, because the billionaire victims of Epstein don't feel like anyone will or can tell their story -- but as we are dedicated to fair and balanced investigating -- here it is.
And so document after document, and article after article, we make clear that Epstein held the reins of all these industrial horses, and if his cattle strayed, they were to be quickly reminded with photos and reporting to not cross Epstein, or else, the "Prince Andrew Treatment", said John Brockman of these Edge Foundation billionaires, who Ghislaine Maxwell and her sister referred to as "spigot(s)" expected to eventually "dry", referencing Leon Black, whose accounts Epstein had seized, and taken no less than $150 million in "fees".
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