Emily Glazer

You know, he's getting bits and pieces and nuggets.

One time Staley sent Epstein his comments on how an off-site executive retreat went.

He also, and this one is a lot more direct, Staley sent Epstein inside information about other matters, including about clients.

We searched far and wide.

We couldn't directly see it.

But that's not saying it didn't happen.

Because he was also invested in hedge funds, venture capital firms.

Like, there are so many different avenues where he had investments and he had other people making investments.

So we can't say what we don't know.

I will tell you that a JPMorgan Chase spokeswoman said it wasn't aware of Staley sharing confidential information with Epstein until after Staley left the bank.

What we have seen in the UK is that now former Prince Andrew was arrested, and so was the former UK ambassador to the US, Peter Mandelson, both because they shared confidential UK government information with Jeffrey Epstein.

That's what it's hanging on for each of them.

Now, with some of these, so Jeff Staley left.

He became CEO of the huge global bank Barclays and left years ago over the ties to Epstein.

And Ehud Barak, the former Israeli prime minister, ultimately stepped down from the board of that tech startup.

It was in 2020 that the company said he was stepping down from the board.

So, yes, people in some cases have lost their positions, their clout, their reputation.

Isn't that part of the great mystery?

Like, why are these people so loose with him?

Why are they sharing these confidential, like, business matters with him?