Senate report accuses Wall Street banks of enabling Epstein

A Senate report released Tuesday by Democrat Ron Wyden accuses JPMorgan Chase, Deutsche Bank and Bank of America of ignoring evidence of sex trafficking and money laundering by Jeffrey Epstein, allowing him access to cash for his alleged ring. The report says banks may have violated anti-money laundering laws and criticizes the Justice and Treasury departments. It comes amid bipartisan scrutiny over why Epstein’s case yielded few charges.