Former JPMorgan Executive Denies Encounter with Epstein Victim in Costume

A former senior executive at JPMorgan, Jes Staley, has denied allegations of sexual encounters with a victim of Jeffrey Epstein who was dressed as Snow White. According to an unredacted email reviewed by the House Oversight Committee, the unnamed woman was instructed by Epstein to wear a Disney costume and had sexual relations on two occasions. The email stated, 'The Snow White was f---ed twice as soon as she put her costume.' In his testimony to the committee, Staley acknowledged mentioning Snow White in a message to Epstein but asserted that he did not engage in sexual activity with her. He stated, 'That was fun. Say hi to Snow White,' in a 2010 email to Epstein, who responded by asking what character Staley would like next. Staley replied with 'Beauty and the Beast.' During the testimony, he was questioned about whether he had ever seen the woman in the Snow White costume at Epstein's residence, to which he answered no, although he later suggested he may have seen her in Epstein's apartment. Staley clarified, 'I may have seen her in apartment and prompted that email. But I was not with a person dressed as Snow White outside of potentially crossing at his apartment.' He also stated, 'We’re talking 16 years ago. I don’t know exactly what dates I was at his townhouse. I don’t recall seeing someone in the Snow White outfit.' Staley admitted to having a consensual encounter with a mature woman on Epstein's staff but denied any involvement with the woman in costume. Epstein was arrested on federal sex trafficking charges in July 2019 and died in jail shortly thereafter.