Well, thanks for sharing that. From what I've read elsewhere, Bowers was the supervisor of Trump's banker at Deutsche Bank, and generally was in charge of ultra-wealthy clients accounts (including Epstein's). Bowers has been out since 2015. e.g. https://forensicnews.net/2019/11/27/deutsche-bank-executive-who-signed-off-on-trump-loans-kills-self-at-age-55/  Bowers was the boss of Donald Trump’s banker Rosemary Vrablic, according to a New York Times article in early 2019. Vrablic approved over $300 million dollars in high risk loans for Trump starting in 2010. Bowers personally signed off on the Deutsche Bank loan for Trump’s Doral resort, according to the New York Times report. Vrablic’s other clients have included Jared Kushner and Stephen M. Ross.  Even the New York Times article says that Bowers wasn't the final approval for the Doral loan. I didn't read about outright illegal dealings by Trump himself in the article, which has a lot of innuendo, and does paint a picture of Trump a reckless borrower (bankrupcies) who'd exaggerate, use questionable legal strategies, have two degrees of separation from organized crime, etc. Occasionally saying brief things like "a promised loan that relied on a banker’s forged signature" which sounds illegal, but is not well sourced or expanded upon (e.g. not say who forged the signature). On the Epstein side of things, True Pundit's article is relying on its founder as a witness (in addition to unnamed sources).  True Pundit founder Mike “Thomas Paine” Moore previously headed anti-money laundering for a major Citigroup division during the time frame Citi commenced large loans to Epstein. “The loans to Epstein were personal and commercial,” Paine confirmed. “The Citi loans I can confirm were for more than $25 million. Some were secured, some were not.” Did Citi bend its lending rules for Epstein? Paine said that appears “quite likely,” with Bowers and other Citi executives he later recruited to work for him at Deutsche all working to secure the approvals regardless of compliance-related red flags. And sources said Citi loaned Epstein much more money, eclipsing $100 million and also allowed Epstein to use the bank to send thousands of wire transfers from his accounts. Bowers, who turned up dead just days ago, brokered the loans for Epstein, sources said.  So in other words, banks are making highly risky loans in order to turn a profit (as if 2008 didn't reveal this). True Pundit seems to be implying that money laundering was involved with Epstein. Time will tell, as it says the story is developing. NY Times says Congress is trying to look into Trump's dealings with Deutsche bank (not specifically to interview Bower), while True Pundit goes on to say in it's article that FBI / Federal law enforcement is trying to look into Epstein and wanted to interview Bower (according to unnamed sources).