Document Deep Dives
The Approval Email: May 5, 2013
TLDR On May 5, 2013, a single email from a Deutsche Bank executive claimed that the Head of Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Compliance had approved the Epstein...
#AML
5 investigations
Every Epstein Revealed investigation tagged #AML — reporting built on court filings, financial records, flight logs, and government document releases. Each article below examines where AML appears in the evidence, newest first. Browse the full tag index or all investigations.
Comparisons
Deutsche Bank vs. TD Bank: Sequential Institutional Failure
TLDR Deutsche Bank served as Epstein's primary financial institution from 2013 to 2018, receiving a $150 million penalty for anti-money laundering failures. TD...
Financial Crime Typologies
Five Jurisdictions: How Epstein's Money Crossed State Lines by Design
TLDR Epstein's financial flows traversed five U.S. jurisdictions — New York, Delaware, Florida, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Puerto Rico — plus Liechtenstein,...
Financial Crime Typologies
Defensive SAR Filing: When Banks File Reports to Protect Themselves
TLDR Banks are required to file Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs — reports banks must file with the government when they detect potential financial crime)...
Financial Forensics
Willful Blindness: $150 Million
TLDR The New York Department of Financial Services fined Deutsche Bank $150 million for systemic anti-money laundering failures in the Epstein relationship. A...