Why Congress Wants To Look Inside The Bank That Fronted Trump $2 Billion
Just try phoning Trump’s private banker Rosemary T. Vrablic at Deutsche Bank’s U.S. headquarters in Manhattan. Before too many bankers started turning up dead, Trump dared reporters. Call her, he said, she is“the head” of the bank, “the boss.”
The good news is that Vrablic, 58, is alive. That is not something to take for granted when you consider two dead Deutsche Bank executives. Each had ties to Trump, Russia and possibly to pedophile money man Jeffrey Epstein, who was found dead in jail. One banker was found hanged in 2014 and one in November.
Vrablic’s office picked up right away when this reporter called following a Supreme Court’s decision on Dec. 13. The justices agreed to take up Trump’s argument that he be allowed to shield disclosure of his financial information from Congress and the New York attorney general.
Not surprisingly, the woman who answered the phone in Vrablic’s office refused to identify herself. Nor would she put Vrablic on to answer questions about Trump.
Deutsche Bank lent Trump millions after he defaulted on loans they already gave him and after he once sued them in 2008.
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