What’s He Hiding? Billionaire Google Co-Founder Hit With Subpoena Demanding He Turn Over Any Communications Related To Jeffrey Epstein

A probe was conducted by the US Virgin Islands around concerning ties between the multinational bank, its affiliates and the late pedophile financier.

Brin, along with Hyatt Hotels executive chairman Thomas Pritzker, famed real estate investor Mort Zuckerman and former Disney executive turned venture capitalist Michael Ovitz were all asked to turn over documents related to the bank and Epstein.

Bren co-founded the popular search engine Google along with Lary Page in 1998 and is, by far, the wealthiest of those issued. As of 2022, his net-worth was estimated to be well over $85 billion making him the 12th richest man in the world.

Pritzker is worth around $5.3 billion, Zuckerman $2.3 billion and Ovitz just around $550 million.

This is the second lawsuit from one of Epstein's victims over business partners deciding to continue working with the sex trafficking criminal even after he was convicted in Florida of soliciting prostitution from minors.

The attorney's on the case claim that the money Epstein got from his business ties to the multinational bank was used to fund his international crime syndicate and that the bank received a number of "high value business opportunities" as a result.

JPMorgan has attempted to dismiss the lawsuit with little headway and has even launched their own suit against their former investment banking chief Jes Staley.

Staley was said to have enjoyed a cozy relationship with Epstein.

With the bank alleging that he's to blame for the legal fallout involving the convicted pedophile and was responsible for their 15-year financial relationship.