Missing FBI 302 Raises New Questions About Epstein’s Wall Street Ties (10/2/26)

Sen. Ron Wyden accused the Justice Department and FBI of withholding an FBI interview report involving an unidentified banker connected to Jeffrey Epstein in order to protect major Wall Street institutions. Wyden said investigators for the Senate Finance Committee recently learned that the FBI possesses a Form 302 memorializing an interview conducted with the banker as part of a criminal investigation into Epstein and his associates. That report was not included in the documents released under the Epstein Files Transparency Act, prompting Wyden to demand that Attorney General Todd Blanche and FBI Director Kash Patel turn over every FBI 302 connected to Epstein-related investigations. Wyden has not identified the banker, the bank involved or when the interview took place, saying he was withholding the name to protect his source.


Wyden argued that the missing interview could strengthen the case that major banks ignored warning signs surrounding Epstein’s financial activity and should face greater scrutiny for their role in facilitating his operations. His demand followed a Senate Finance Committee report that examined JPMorgan Chase, Deutsche Bank and Bank of America and alleged failures to properly identify and report suspicious Epstein-related transactions. According to Wyden’s letter, Epstein withdrew millions of dollars in cash without an apparent business purpose and participated in thousands of suspicious wire transfers worth at least $1.4 billion. Wyden said the existence of the undisclosed banker interview also raises the possibility that the FBI is holding additional Epstein-related interview reports that have never been released.


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