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11:46Now PlayingFor two decades, the media and the justice system sold us a polished myth: Jeffrey Epstein was a Wall Street savant whose financial genius made him a billionaire. But the newly declassified 2026 Department of Justice files reveal a much darker reality—there were no brilliant market returns, just an opaque architecture of elite fraud originating with the catastrophic Towers Financial Ponzi scheme. In Part 1 of our deep dive into the Epstein files 2026 releases, Uncivil Law follows the actual paper trail to expose how a college dropout leveraged an "Unlimited Power of Attorney" and a legally sanctioned 4% USVI tax haven to build a $600 million slush fund. While normal citizens face IRS audits for minor math errors, we break down exactly how global banks, federal regulators, and billionaires like Les Wexner and Leon Black politely looked the other way while $1.5 billion in suspicious transactions funded an international trafficking ring. The financial system didn't fail to catch his fraud; for the ultra-wealthy, it operated exactly as it was designed to.
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