The Virgin Islands government is refusing to disclose certain public records related to Jeffrey Epstein, according to a filing by JPMorgan Chase's attorney. The bank is defending against a lawsuit by the VI government, which claims the bank kept Epstein as a client despite his suspicious activities. The bank's lawyers argue that VI officials were aware of Epstein's actions but failed to hold him accountable. The VI government is accused of using confidentiality claims to block the release of embarrassing documents. The article discusses the lack of transparency in the VI government and mentions key figures like former first lady Cecile deJongh and VI Delegate to Congress Stacey Plaskett.
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