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May 11, 2026
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Jeffrey Epstein's Black Card: How He Moved Women With His Exclusive American Express Card
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Carol Massar & Tim Stenovec
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Executive Summary
An investigation based on Jeffrey Epstein's emails reveals American Express's deep entanglement in his operations, with over a dozen employees involved.
Epstein's office used Amex services to arrange travel for women and create fraudulent itineraries for visa applications, a practice the company prohibits but which an employee seemingly facilitated.
Despite Epstein's status as a convicted sex offender, he remained a high-value client, spending over $1 million annually and receiving 'luxury help' through his Centurion card.
The findings highlight the role of corporate enablers in facilitating illicit activities and the deference shown to wealthy, powerful clients, raising questions about corporate governance and compliance.
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