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Do Texts Between Epstein and Bannon Prove Trump Had a Motive to Have Him Killed?
https://kaitjustice.substack.com/p/do-texts-between-epstein-and-bannonMessages between Epstein and Steve Bannon show Epstein was building a plan to force Trump's resignation using Deutsche Bank records.
If you have been following this investigation, you already know what the Shadow Bank is and what I've learned about what Epstein was really doing. If you are just finding me, you don't have to, but it will help you understand more if you start with Part 1 and Part 2.
What I am about to show you builds on everything I have documented about the unregulated sovereign wealth placement operation Jeffrey Epstein ran through Deutsche Bank. The same Deutsche Bank where the same compliance officer, the same relationship manager, and the same supervisor reviewed accounts belonging to Epstein, Donald Trump, and Jared Kushner. I am going to take you back through 79 days in the summer of 2019 that I believe explain why Jeffrey Epstein is dead, why the Deutsche Bank records have never been produced to Congress, and why every financial record connecting this network is being blocked right now by the people in power.
"Horrible day for trump"
On May 22, 2019, a federal judge in Manhattan did something that terrified the most powerful people in America. Judge Edgardo Ramos read a 38-page ruling from the bench ordering Deutsche Bank to hand over Donald Trump's financial records to Congress. He denied every request from Trump's legal team including their request for a stay, rejected their argument that the subpoenas lacked legislative purpose, and called their position "unpersuasive." For the first time since Trump took office, a federal court had ordered the bank that held the financial architecture connecting the president, his son-in-law, and the most dangerous financial operative of the last half century to open its books.
That evening, Jeffrey Epstein picked up his phone and texted Steve Bannon.
"Deutsch bank ruling trouble for him," Epstein wrote at 9:24 PM.
Two hours later, Bannon responded: "Horrible day for trump."
Epstein: "Yup."
. . .
What I am about to show you builds on everything I have documented about the unregulated sovereign wealth placement operation Jeffrey Epstein ran through Deutsche Bank. The same Deutsche Bank where the same compliance officer, the same relationship manager, and the same supervisor reviewed accounts belonging to Epstein, Donald Trump, and Jared Kushner. I am going to take you back through 79 days in the summer of 2019 that I believe explain why Jeffrey Epstein is dead, why the Deutsche Bank records have never been produced to Congress, and why every financial record connecting this network is being blocked right now by the people in power.
"Horrible day for trump"
On May 22, 2019, a federal judge in Manhattan did something that terrified the most powerful people in America. Judge Edgardo Ramos read a 38-page ruling from the bench ordering Deutsche Bank to hand over Donald Trump's financial records to Congress. He denied every request from Trump's legal team including their request for a stay, rejected their argument that the subpoenas lacked legislative purpose, and called their position "unpersuasive." For the first time since Trump took office, a federal court had ordered the bank that held the financial architecture connecting the president, his son-in-law, and the most dangerous financial operative of the last half century to open its books.
That evening, Jeffrey Epstein picked up his phone and texted Steve Bannon.
"Deutsch bank ruling trouble for him," Epstein wrote at 9:24 PM.
Two hours later, Bannon responded: "Horrible day for trump."
Epstein: "Yup."
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"every person who could have explained how the recruitment pipeline, the financial flows, and the compliance infrastructure connected is dead."
