Posted on 03/03/2025 5:26:55 AM PST by marcusmaximus
A former boss of Barclays, who was ousted from the bank over his links to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, will seek to clear his name in court this week.
Jes Staley was forced out in November 2021 after UK regulators ruled he had failed to accurately disclose the nature and length of his relationship with Epstein to the Barclays board.
The episode cost Mr Staley, a man with a glittering and rewarding career in investment banking, £18m in pay and bonuses and, more importantly, his reputation.
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A cache of emails released by his former employer JP Morgan suggested the relationship was in fact very close.
Email exchanges describe time spent together at Mr Epstein's properties in New York and on his private island in the US Virgin Islands.
A now infamous email thread shows Mr Staley remarking to Epstein "that was fun, say hi to Snow White". Epstein replies "what character would you like next? To which Mr Staley replies "beauty and the beast!".
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Jes is DIRTY AS HELL. FROM THAT ONE EMAIL!
Well ... good luck with that.
The involved persons are now claiming victim status too. I knew this was coming.
You know he is. But the question remains, What about Jeffery that has the Clintons, Hillary and Bill that they have him busted and frosted? Or, What do they suddenly know now that they did not know then? The pure, sheer , terror and Hell they must put those helpless children through.
Epstein felt so guilty about his misdeeds that he hanged himself in a jail cell, or maybe shot himself several times, for all we know, not many details of his demise ever became public knowledge.
The dude’s into gay midgets.
No I’m sure there is an innocent explanation for it.
VERY SMALL JURY POOL OF HIS “PEERS”
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